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Do you realize how old this thread is?

In today's economy you really need to watch what you say or do on the job. Provoking a fellow employee (what she did) is not a smart move. Engaging an employee in an argument (what you did) isn't either. There are just too many overqualified people looking for jobs out there for an employer to put up with a bunch of crap between his or her employees. It's easier to just ****can them both and hire new. I leave my politics (and my holster) at the door when I clock in. Anyone who wants to be an idiot doesn't get to use me as their stooge because I don't give them the ammo nor do I give them the reaction they're looking for. Just one of those things I've learned over the course of the past 20 years working for the man. Everyone is expendable.

It doesn't really matter what you consider smutty. It matters what I consider smutty.

Because unlike you I don't have time to sort through each and every post made on this forum. If I see it, I address it.

If you're worried about data theft, you need to tighten your security measures. Hardware firewall/router, good antivirus suite with comprehensive antispyware tools, and for the love of God don't ever use Limewire, e-Mule or other similar person-to-person file sharing tools -or- download and install pirated software as many of these things carry trojan payloads that will open countless backdoors on your computer. File encryption and password protection are marginal means of security. Any of them can be bypassed given time. Password-based encryption does you little good if you've inadvertently installed software on your computer that performs key logging.

FYI... I do NOT want to see a lot of smutty pictures in this thread. For that matter, I don't want to see ANY of them. If your wallpaper is any more revealing than what Steelharp posted, don't bother.

This has been fixed.

This has been fixed.

This has been fixed.

(or... Obama Castrates National Defense) FOXNews.com - Obama to Limit Potential Uses of Nuclear Weapons Read and weep.

It's already been reported. Still working on a fix.

Yeah, the Dynamics thing is a known issue. That software is a huge steaming pile.

Absolutely tacky given the enunciation on certain words making them sound like other words with pathetic racist meaning. Thread CLOSED.

This thread is done. Strelcevina, if your only point in being on TGO is to troll the forums for reactions by pushing people's buttons, you won't be here very long.

I'll look into it.

I'm not having any problems.

It's been reported already. Still working on a fix for it in between other projects.

To be clear, I'm a Glock 19 fanboy. It's one of my collection that I won't be letting go of anytime soon. I'm also a 1911 fanboy and an M&P fanboy and an HK45 fanboy. I'm pretty much a gun whore... but at least a discriminating gun whore. LAV is one of those guys who, when they speak, I listen. His resume -- or what little of it is declassified -- speaks volumes for itself. @Warbird - If you try an M&P, invest in an Apex Tactical hardened sear at the very least. Or spend a little more and get Apex Tactical's service pistol package that includes the sear, springs and firing pin block. It's about 30 minutes worth of work to drop it all in, and your M&P will have an excellent trigger afterward.

I love this guy!

If all it takes to run a person off is making them play by the rules, they have no business being here. That's just the way it is.

The KX3 isn't. I don't know of Noveske has a newer model that is, but I kind of doubt it.

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Nope. The only thing I'll be swapping the Noveske brake out for is a suppressor.

No harm in asking. Unless you hate our collective sense of humor.

Taken from: Military Times Gear Scout Spike’s Tactical has released a muzzle device with an interesting twist. The S.T.A.B. (Spike’s Tactical Muzzle Break) is designed to direct the muzzle blast forward on short-barreled carbines. The idea of firing a short-barreled weapon indoors or from inside vehicles can be painful. With a muzzle device that directs the blast forward, your teammates will thank you, and so will your eardrums. One of the drawbacks to shorter barrels is that they often can be more finicky with ammunition. The S.T.A.B. creates back pressure to aid in reliability. What makes this device stand out from others is the ability to adjust the interior cone position, which creates more or less back pressure, and can adjust your rate of fire. Spike’s Tactical CEO Tom Miller says that every 16 clicks increases or decreases the rate of fire by 14 RPM. With a feature like this, you should be able to dial in whatever ammo you happen to favor. Click the picture for more information, and for a stack of additional pictures. From Spike’s Tactical: The Spike’s Tactical Adjustable Break is an adjustable muzzle break designed to be used in a short barrel CQB application. It directs the blast downrange! The most common problem with short barrels is the lack of back pressure they need to cycle. You can adjust the back pressure up or down until you find that “sweet spot” your 7-10 inch upper needs to cycle properly. Machined from 303 stainless steel, while the cone of the the S.T.A.B is machined from an ULTRA high temp proprietary alloy. Adjustable by hand with no tools. Can be broken down for cleaning with no tools. Spring-loaded collar on the the S.T.A.B is wavy to achieve firm adjustment clicks. In testing, every 16 clicks decreased the rate of fire by 14 RPM. We have put thousands and thousands of rounds through the S.T.A.B. and have yet been able to burn one up! Coated inside and out (except for the cone) with Melonite, for corrosion resistance and durability. Size – OD is 1.37. OAL is 3.14. Weight is 10 ounces, or 284 grams. Made in the USA.