TGO David

I'm happy to say that I supported a small business with my purchase and didn't have to "bob for dreidles" to get a good price.

I'm sure they could. I merely presented a source that reportedly has some very good pricing on the 930 SPX when it is in stock. I was surprised to see this one on the wall of the shop from which I bought it. Even more surprised by the price point.

This site has a very comprehensive overview of the 930 SPX and lots of good pictures: http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16

I would. The radiation given off by their tritium will cause your babies to have two heads and tentacles.

My gut lingers albeit smaller than it was earlier this year. I can tell you that even with my tool-shed pressing against the grip of the gun, my MTAC holsters have presented no appreciable wear on the finish of any of the firearms that I've carried in them.

I broke a Trijicon sight off at the base like that on my SIG 229 once. Feces occurs.

The Rabbi couldn't find his ass with both hands, let alone a Mossberg 930 SPX.

St. John the Infallable and his crew of moderators over at 1911.org have never met an advertiser's product that they didn't like. The 1911 E-Zine provides clearly the best reviews that spiffs and kickbacks can buy. Just take whatever you read over there with a huge spoonful of salt.

Truth! You might get lucky with an MGW sight pusher and get the factory sight out without breaking it, but it's a huge might.

Unfortunately, I do high-level I.T. work all day during the week. I see a lot of stuff get really jacked up by people who thought they were going to fix a problem by following advice that they read on the Internet, or got from a friend, or read in a magazine, etc. Often it causes security holes that techs end up having to go back in behind the user's path of destruction and fix. Obviously TGO is not a forum about computer repair. I would take anything read here with a grain or two of salt and not try any proposed fixes without researching the heck out of them first. Remember, if you try a fix proposed by someone on the Internet, you're doing it at your own risk. Chances are that person isn't going to come to your rescue and fix your computer for you if it goes wrong. And chances are they wouldn't come fix your problem for free anyway. Caveat emptor.

Unfortunately, I do high-level I.T. work all day during the week. I see a lot of stuff get really jacked up by people who thought they were going to fix a problem by following advice that they read on the Internet, or got from a friend, or read in a magazine, etc. Often it causes security holes that techs end up having to go back in behind the user's path of destruction and fix. Obviously TGO is not a forum about computer repair. I would take anything read here with a grain or two of salt and not try any proposed fixes without researching the heck out of them first. Remember, if you try a fix proposed by someone on the Internet, you're doing it at your own risk. Chances are that person isn't going to come to your rescue and fix your computer for you if it goes wrong. And chances are they wouldn't come fix your problem for free anyway. Caveat emptor.

Good! Now, when Obama brings a RINO into his cabinet, as has been suggested he will, the Democrats should FIRE HIS ASS for betraying the party. All hail partisan politics!!!

There was no super secret forum manager discount. I am not going to divulge the source or the price. I am told that Dicks sells them for about $570-600 if you can find them in stock.

Hahaha... Legendary Thread. I like it.

You need to rethink your protocol for this project and make sure you're staying legal and make sure you're not posting something on the Internet that may come back and bite you in the ass later. Especially given the information that you provided in THIS THREAD where you hypothetically pose the question as if a person was in possession of the bbl. We frown heavily on discussing illegal activities here. But ultimately it's going to be between you and the nice BATFE agent.

I can't say what I got this one for. Check Gun Broker for the typical going rates.

Lighten up, Francis. You're on the verge of getting a short vacation from the site if you can't play nice with others.

Welcome. Be sure to wash your hands after touching anything a Liberal may have touched at school.

It's not my fault that Glock misnamed it.

Your routing # is the same routing # as anyone else who uses your bank. The routing # is specific to the bank, not to your account.

That part is actually the take down lever, and I recommend Graham's part any time you run an all-metal aftermarket guide rod. The guide rod slams the **** out of that part and the OEM ones tend to deform over time when using a metal guide rod. Quality part. I had one on my Glock 27 and will put another in my 19 soon.

Low and to the left is a classic hallmark of flinching when you pull the trigger. A little proper instruction with the firearm is likely all you need.

Be sure to use the one that CAS just provided!

I always shop S-Mart.