TGO David

I'm going to put your post count back to 56-billion where it was before.

Yeah, I can add something like that.

And correct me if I'm wrong, but you can use this lower with a non-NFA upper and not have to file Form 4, correct? So I could buy the lower, build a non-NFA rifle at first and then later file Form 4 and use it to carry a 10.5" barrel upper. Or is that wrong?

I prefer to call Nashville the "615" because it is in touch with my inner hood-rat.

Dan, what 10.5" upper would you recommend? I've been toying with the idea of an LMT complete upper.

What's that from?

We've got some really good pictures from the class. Plenty with brass flying, slides cycling, etc. As soon as I get an OK from the guys at CIS to post a link to them, I will. PS: My wife took all of those pictures that I've linked so far, and all of the others in the gallery. She got tired of hanging out around the house on Sunday and decided to come hang out with us on the firing line and take pictures. She's pretty cool like that sometimes.

Smyrnahoma has a pretty good ring to it.

I'll go ahead and say YES. I'll beg forgiveness later if I have to.

Tremendously good point, Richard.

You know... one thing I am considering doing to my Glock 19 is having "rip free" notches cut into the very bottom of the grip side panels so that you can really get good purchase on the magazine base plate if you have to do a failure drill because of a double-feed malfunction. I know that Burwell, Bowie and others do this to a lot of polymer handguns that come to them for custom work. It should be an easy thing to accomplish with a Dremel if you don't mind it being a little sloppy, but I think I am going to try to have it done with some precision so that it at least looks right. Yes, Mars... the HK USP and P2000 already have this.

The idea of a Defensive Pistol "Level Two" class makes me kind of giddy. It would be awesome if they would do that. Almost as awesome as it would be if I can get an AR together before September and take the carbine class.

Natosha, I was actually very impressed with the Blackhawk SERPA holsters that I saw in use at a class I took this past weekend. Purely from a weapon retention standpoint I think they offer a very secure way to keep your Glock yours while providing an intuitive way to release it on the draw. Since it sounds like you are going to use a cover garment of some sort (loose overshirt, etc.) this may be a good option for you.

He was this guy... liked dogs... got banned from a dog forum once.

Dan, I'd like to "speak for one" but let me clear it with the boss first.

It's no different than when Voldemort asked about HCP classes in Spanish and {cough} people {/cough} blasted him for asking it and turned it into a debate on illegal immigration. Knowhutamean?

I'm toying with the idea of buying a stripped AR lower receiver to send out and have engraved per "Form 4" to be used as the foundation of a short barrel rifle. If you wanted a quality lower receiver that would present no fuss due to crappy tolerances when the time came to assemble your rifle, what brand would you choose? Thanks.

And I didn't say that he was being a dick. I posed that you might ask a question and then complain about the answers if being a dick made you happy.

It was humor. You're reading too much into it.

It's custodies and what are you implying? I didn't call anyone a dick. I just presented a hypothesis.

I think we need Terry Tate: Forum Linebacker to keep fools in check.

Honestly the only times I hear "vegas" added to anything, the town has a name ending in "ville". To me it seems pretty obvious that it is a tongue in cheek, sarcastic way of mocking the town in question. Tomorrow I'm going to start a thread asking why some people add the suffix "-inator" to people's names. Like Mikenator. Rabbiinator. Marsinator. Stay tuned!!!

Yep. Depending on the web browser you are using (works with MS IE7, Firefox, Safari, etc.) you will see a background in the top menu of the forum. Like that.

This is very handy information. Thanks for the link; I may have to put that to use sometime soon.