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What? I dont see anything....show me!

FOR SURE! I can see it now....Mars and Rabbi sitting here all alone. Mars trying to get Rabbi to see the glory of all things Glock.... Rabbi trying to convince Mars that if it were designed and or introduced after 1908, it isnt worth having.

Im sorry to see you leave Captain. You need to realize that someone that puts them self out there like James does, is going to draw fire and support from both sides. If you want to pout and run off all butt hurt because some(most) members here dont subscribe to Yeager-worship, thats your choice. It sounds like taking the low road. Here are the facts: James is controversial. James has both haters and defenders. James came on THIS VERY SITE and conducted himself like a complete ego-maniac and pissed a bunch of people off. Regarding your recent FOF training: Any and all training you receive is good. The reason you continue to train is to experience new situations and scenarios that hopefully will cause you to make mistakes and force you to think about, rethink, and perhaps make changes to your TACSOP. Regardless of how I (or anyone else) feels about the MAN, if his training allowed you to make changes to, or add to your personal fighting SOP, then the money was well spent. I dont suggest taking ANY trainer's work or MOI as gospel. Go. listen. Learn. Apply what makes sense for YOU, and trash the rest. Hope to see you stick around, but if not; thanks for your service in the Army and best wishes. /Out

RCTA offers a broad and solid list of courses. I have attended several, and highly recommend them to anyone that has the credentials to attend their training. I am the senior NCO assigned to 20th Special Forces Group. If someone is interested in joining, PM me and I can talk to you about getting an interview.

You mean like this? (that was Kelly's/Mrs. Hero-Gear load out kit before we got her a 1911)

Well said. I would be happy to ask James about his actions that day in Iraq. I would be happy to ask him why he continues to self-promote himself like he performed like some great warrior in the sandbox. Im not going to waste my time driving up to TR, so if James wants to come on down...I would be happy to post mapquest directions. Until then, I am going to trust the OFFICIAL (not his) after action review of the events that left most of him team dead or wounded. I will continue to trust the words of those that were in theater that day, and for some reason they all have a different view of who did what, and who showed valor and a cool head under fire. Like Mars, I too have led men into, and (most) home from combat. Im not talking "I was a mess-kit repair specialist operating in a war zone" but actual combat. Dirty, scary, combat. The reality for any combat leader is that there is no guarantee you will bring all your men home. Its combat. People die. One thing a combat leader should be able to guarantee his men are: 1. I will never leave a fallen comrade behind. 2. I will LEAD you into the fight, and be the last one on the objective once secure. 3. One thing my buddies can DEMAND from me is selfless service. EVERYONE fights and at times, will sacrifice their safety and perhaps lives for the lives of their buddies. Those three simple rules will get most warriors through the night. They know they will fight and die for their buddies not because they WANT to die on some far away battlefield, but because its what men in the profession of war do. I am willing to risk my life for you, because I know you are willing risk your life for me. One coward, and that balance is thrown out of whack. Added: Disclaimer- Im not promoting myself as the next Audie Murphy or Sgt. York. I have the (unfortunate) opportunity to be and lead under fire several times now, and I will go on the record and say that it sucked each and every time. Its something that I hope to finish the left 24 months of my career without having to do again (at some point your luck has to run out...) but will lead with honor and distinction if called to do so. (that means I wont run nor hide while my men fight "on the X" )

Here is some very early promotional material I found featuring James Y.

Oh, how ironic....

Tripp hardchrome or Robar NP3 will run you around 200-250

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Yep, Gould and Goodrich makes a fine one! We stock these, and many officers use them for off duty or plain clothes carry. http://www.gouldusa.com/catalog/showModel.php?modelID=88&line=Gold+Line

What happened to my Trader Rating?

You will be amazed how accurate these little guys are. They take a little getting used to, but once you understand the mechanics of the P7, you will be good to go. There have been a ton of police trade in PSP guns that were released about 90 days ago. (this gun was not one of the surplus/trade in guns) There should be a good supply of them out there and available still if anyone is interested.

Its neither the camera, nor the gun...it must be your monitor.

Had the camera out this afternoon, and thought I would take a few shots of my HK P7 which was recently refinished in NP3

It was good meeting you dude. Glad you got that good deal on the M&P Next time trying coming by during NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS!

Georgia Arms in our in-house bulk ammo. (for .223 and .308) We have sold a ton (literally im sure) of it, and have had nothing but outstanding feedback.

A cop that wont own anything but a Glock.....Never seen that before Im going to start giving out a free package of Kool-Aid to every new Glock owner that comes in the store...that way they have something to drink when the log into GlockTalk **I will say that if I HAD to own a Glock...The 23 would be the model I would choose.

Damn dude, that sucks Was the 64 bucks before or after the cost of gas and the table were factored in?

I do what I can....

Cool. What sort of Special Operations? 75th? one of the Groups? 160th? 123rd Mess-Kit Repair Company?

Welcome. Tell us about yourself....

Yours wouldnt be the first I think we are going to start sending our customers home with a bouquet of flowers with every major purchase

I mounted an EoTech 552 to your rifle, you seemed to love