TGO David

My milkshake brings Joe to the yard. What can I say.

The day isn't over yet and my wife hasn't been pissed at me yet. Let 'er rip.

Huh... well ain't that some ****. I've never had that problem with my Glock.

Damn.... three months!

It ain't over til it's over... so watch your back! And congrats.

Cool. Well if the BATFE has gotten far enough with yours to let you know that you were missing an item, then once they receive it you'll be fast-tracked to completion with your assigned examiner.

I keep seeing him as Dagonet, one of the Knights in "King Arthur". What's this WWII zombie move you speak of?

Is this for another NFA toy or did something get derailed on your AOW?

The roof rack on the topper gave it away. Yes sir! That's some good stuff right there. Hell, I need to fix the vacuum hubs on my 250 so that 4wd even freaking works this winter. You know, in case Nashville gets a dusting of snow.

Clearly a redneck! And I bet you wear 5.11 gear too! And hang out in gun shops a lot!

Saved by a technicality!

That's cool. I tend to think of guys in big 4x4 trucks as being rednecks. Knee jerk reaction I guess. Too bad I also drive a big 4x4 F250 diesel.

If you walked away with the impression that speed is more important than accuracy, I'm not sure what you saw or participated in. Both are equally important as is often expressed in the statement that "you can't miss fast enough to win".

Why is it sad that you can't disagree? Are you ashamed that you think Islamic terrorists should get the business end of an UZI?

A police officer can legally detain you for 48 hrs without filing charges against you. They can likewise run a complete trace on a firearm and be within their rights to do so. Why would they do this? Because you shot your mouth off at them instead of being polite and playing nice. The lesson here is to be respectful, courteous and professional and that the LEO will most likely return the favor. I ran my mouth to a cop once after he pulled me over for what I perceived as a complete BS reason. He gave me a nice $100 ticket for my trouble. When I bitched about it to my retired cop grandfather, he told me "Looks like you talked yourself into a ticket." I was 17. I learned my lesson early.

I like them, just don't own any presently. My last was a P2000 .40SW and before that was a USPc 9mm and before that a USP 40.

Poll added.

@ group buy Red is perfect for a sight screw. You don't want that to come loose. A grip panel is another story. I remove my grip panels periodically to clean beneath them as part of a thorough detail strip. Therefore blue Loctite is perfect for them. But I don't remove my rear sight as part of a detail strip. Do you?

Make sure you put those suckers on there with green Loctite too! (just kidding)

They're going to wonder why Len has so many addresses, but I'm ordering mine right now.

For an additional $100 an hour, I'll dress like Little Bo Peep and call you "Daddy" if that's what you want.

My fee is door to door and my hourly rate hovers around $200. The clock starts ticking when I hang up the phone and doesn't stop until I'm back in bed. ( Edit -- And that's a no **** answer. I'm really good at what I do. )

That they are both wrong and that their recommendation is overkill. I'm surprised they didn't recommend green Loctite just so that they would never have to worry about the customer calling back and saying, "Um... my screw is loose again." Seriously, anyone who has twisted a wrench for more than a few days knows that you can start out with the least invasive (or permanent) solution first and if that doesn't work, you can step up to the next level. There's no sense tig welding a screw if a little Blue loctite will work.

Your gunsmiths don't have access to Gun Scrubber or aerosol brake parts cleaner???

Not to be a dick, but that really doesn't mean anything to me. Note the cop in the picture below. He's the only one professional enough in that room to hold that gun.