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[quote name="bersaguy" post="1162251" timestamp="1403646067"]Does NetFlix have it offered on DVD rental?[/quote] I only have the streaming service so I don't know.

Has anyone else watched this documentary?  If not, it's definitely worth a watch.  If you have Netflix you can find it on there.   Someone told me about it, and to me it's the most plausible explanation of what happened that I have heard to date.  Everyone I've asked that has seen it came to the same conclusion as me.     If you've watched it I'd like to hear your opinion.         

[quote name="jimmydeuce" post="1161941" timestamp="1403564476"]Stopped in my LGS to pickup a grip plug for one of my Glocks[/quote] Nice score. I bet that's the most expensive grip plug you'll ever buy. :)

[quote name="Gotthegoods" post="1161333" timestamp="1403397714"]Pass/fail scoring?[/quote] Yep. I'm guessing of you shoot one of the instructors walking, you fail. Then they make you take his place.

One guestion is why do people buy electric vehicles? Switching over for a minute to the car world, I think a good number of folks buy the electric/hybrid cars for the fuel cost savings more so than the "green" factor. To me this kinda goes out the window since most motorcycles already get good gas mileage. So back to the reason for my OP. I think most riders buy Harleys for the image and to me it doesn't fit the typical Harley image. Again, I think they will have limited success with this bike. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

While they might have some success with this new model, I think they've made a marketing mistake.    I'm not a Harley rider but don't see this would have much appeal to what I think most Harley riders are looking for in a motorcycle.      What say yee?   [media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6F8O5A__Ds[/media]    

  That, or you might look at the Knoxx option as well.   The first link is for the non recoil reducing model.   http://www.blackhawk.com/product/SpecOps-NRS-Shotgun-Stock,1157,165.htm    The second is the recoil reducing model.   http://www.blackhawk.com/product/SpecOps-Gen-II-Adjustable-Shotgun-Stock,1808,165.htm

For anyone that bought these, did they include the dust cover? Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

Cool. I heard them talking about the photo shoot over downtown Nashville that was happening this morning. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1156723" timestamp="1402269105"]So technically, I'm still a bit in the dark. You folks with the public wifi now, can' you see it listed when you surf into your modem/router? Or is it completely transparent when you look at connections in there? - OS[/quote] I wasn't aware of this so I checked with my daughter that rents her equipment and asked her to check. She was out on her deck at the time but didn't see it listed so she went inside and there it was. So if it's there but not strong enough to get outside, how is it being used as a public wifi?

The only thing I saw on the one for a car I bought about 7 yrs ago was a couple of title transfers.

  If you are flying into Nashville before heading east then this is your best choice.   http://www.nashvillegunclub.com/

[quote name="Garufa" post="1155547" timestamp="1401925140"]How's that? You reckon he's a spy trying to figure out how to bust the international Hillbilly shotgun barrel cartel?[/quote] Five minutes later and I'm still laughing over that one....Thanks I needed that.

[quote name="Broomhead" post="1155774" timestamp="1401994441"]Nope, you'd use some type of acid resist, nail polish, spray paint, whiteout, etc. Paint it on how you want it to look, scrape/scratch off any excess, and throw the blade in some type of acid. Hot vinegar, ferric chloride, muriatic acid will all work. Just be sure to wash the blade really good and then neutralize the acid with a baking soda wash.[/quote] Thanks. I was totally off base. In the pictures it looks like it has depth to the feature so that's why I thought it was a weld bead along the edge and then ground smooth.

Looks great!!!     To get that look on the cutting edge do you run a length of weld along the edge and the sharpen it back down, or am I totally off base?

This will be a case of "divide and conquer" if everyone isn't careful.

  So if bersaguy ever gets banned he should refrain from ending his posts with "......jmho" when he tries to get back on under another username?  :)

Check out Armed Citizen Legal Defense Network. It`s my second year of membership for myself and wife. I joined after attending a TGO meeting with Chip Cain of Cain Law Firm (vendor here) back in Dec 2012.

That's good reason to be proud! It's neat that you'll be able to enjoy a common sport. Pretty cool that they caught the brass in the air. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

  You're welcome.   Once the page is open you can click on the image tab up in the top middle section.   It will take you to the normal viewing of the patent including the images which are numbered so you can follow the text in the patent when they reference a number that will be shown on the various images.     To step through the pages of the patent you can use the arrows on the left side of the page.

    See the link below for their patent.   http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=8,672,201.PN.&OS=PN/8,672,201&RS=PN/8,672,201

Verizon for me. Not having troubles that I've noticed. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

I'm not familiar with that rifle so this might be a dumb idea.   Can you drill out the area making a larger hole and then insert/press/glue a "bushing" with the original size hole for the ID?   You could make the "bushing" out of wood, plastic, or metal to suit your need.  

I'd chose the 357/38 

Yes. Otherwise you might still be talking to the fine fellows waiting in the undercover ATF van. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk