EMB145

For a true key chain micro light, I have a Inova microlight. Its not a thrower or anything, but for just basic light to work and find things, it is an excellent micro light. I still carry the one I carried in Afghanistan in 2004-2005. I accidently left it in my pocket and it went for a ride in the washing machine and died, but I took the circuit board out, let it air dry for a few days and with new batteries, it still works great. Great little light for less than $10.

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I have Tech Sights on my 10/22 and they work well for me. Look them up.

http://www.wnd.com/images/dhs-rightwing-extremism.pdf   Check out page 8.   Just another viewpoint to look at.

This man performed the job his country asked him to do, and he did it very well.....and he goes out like this? Crazy stuff. I wish his family and friends well during this difficult time they face.

Sad but true....throw more tax dollars at it, it will all be ok then.

Smyrna has nothing.....just came back about hour ago. I now regret not stocking up in the past. I always just purchased what I would shoot at the range, Now I cant even do that. Not cool on my part.

I wonder if they could insert the word "said" a few more times in the article.

I prefer Scotch over a bourbon and two I have found to be good, (for me), is Glen Moray (12yr) and Speyburn (10yr). Both are single malts. Neither are expensive and both good flavor. I'm sipping Speyburn right now.

I miss the show "Mail Call" with Gunny. I read an article where they interviewed him and he talked about reading the names of Marines he trained as a DI  that did not come home. Despite the TV, movies, commercials, endorsement deals, he is a real deal Marine. Would love to spend a day on the range with him and buy him a beer afterwards.

Warren vs The District Of Columbia. That and the anti parking lot folks, what option do we have? They can't have it both ways and I wish no harm against anyone, but there will be a day when this this all comes to a crossing and I hope/pray it goes our way. Police have no duty to protect, but at the same time, you are restricted to protect yourself. Something has to give somewhere. Its nice to hear that alot of LEOs'  understand the Catch-22.

Your on a first name basis with your local UPS and Fed Ex delivery guy. They wonder what is so important in that box that makes you smile.

Thank you for sharing! I have to try it and I have plenty of Tuna.... I think I will wait until lunch time to give a test run.    Can't wait....Tuna for breakfast! I feel like a kid that just learned to tie a shoe.

I always liked the brunette with the short hair. (Victoria?) I'm a bald guy with a hair fetish and that short brunette hair trips my trigger.

[quote name='EMB145' timestamp='1345048093' post='800851'] Yes, mailed forms in Jan. Pending 12 Jun. Took a couple of months for my check to clear as well. [/quote] Update- Approved November 8th. Picked up the suppressor today.

I have a couple of pink guns I purchased for the girlfriend. I still have the guns at least.

I have a couple of pink guns I purchased for the girlfriend. I still have the guns at least.

Yes, mailed forms in Jan. Pending 12 Jun. Took a couple of months for my check to clear as well.

8 months today. Nothing yet on my suppressor.

13 weeks today and my check is still not cashed for my suppressor, the wait continues.

Leather IWB, get a Desantis Cozy Partner, #028TAD6Z0. It fits like a glove. If you go for a paddle holster, I've found that a Fobus for a Walther P22 works well with the CZ-82.

I went to dinner with my parents and nephew tonight. He is 15yrs old and we started talking about what he planned to do after high school. Me and my father mentioned the military and that it would be good for him. Needless to say, we got on the subject of basic training and it tripped memories for my father as well as myself. I really thought about how much the military molded me to be the person I am today. I retired in Aug 2009 with 20 yrs 9 months 3 weeks of service. To this day, I still have the mind that everything has a place, everything has a purpose. Looking back on basic training and my military career, it was a living hell as most will know, but at the same time, it is something that I cherish and am damn glad that I went through it. I now sleep late when I can. Exercise very little, eat bad foods, pretty much I just work and do what I have to. I would love the opportunity to go back to basic and have a boot up my backside to make me do the things that I should be doing. Running alone isn't fun, but get 40 plus guys together and no one wants to be the one to drop out. Who else here would do it all over again?

"Well I'll fight it".

I've had cars behind me disappear before while driving. Check mirror, car there. Check again, car gone. No place they could have turned off, and don't see them pulled off to the side in my mirror. I'm not sure where they could have gone unless they made their own path off of the road.

If you don't put some spot primer around those holes where the paint is missing, your van is going to get some surface rust.