LangdoniousRex

They don't make CIA assets like they used to

Mainly because they are iconic and absolutely ridiculous, I've evolved into quite the Desert Eagle fanatic over the years. Who doesn't love a good hand cannon?

@BillyBob Only three of us showed up. It was a good meal and chat session. Been quiet since.

@willis68 Try shooting 45/70 with a revolver

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I've got 115 John Wayne movies downloaded. I'm good. 99.8% of modern movies are trash.

This applies to the Concealed Handgun Carry Permit only. I also have a Nevada CCW Permit and in order to get the Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit, I still had to take that training.

No matter the state, there is no "conversion". You simply get a new permit in the new state.

Probably ghost laws because they are scary like ghost guns

5.56 or 300AAC ?

It's like trading in a car to the dealership. You're not going to the same money as private party because they've got overhead. Since prices fluctuate regularly, you have to go in and see what they will offer you at that time.

Same vehicle. Blue Oval. As of this moment, it still hasn't cracked 30k miles over 6 years of its existence.

I've had a completely different experience. Purchased car in Florida, needed warranty work here in Tennessee and Iowa. First TN dealership jerked me around for 11 days over a warranty replacement condenser. Transmission blew up in Iowa. Spent 4.5 months at the dealership waiting for manufacturer to approve the claim despite ample evidence to prove it was a system failure. Second TN dealership the entire A/C system needed replacement. Waited 7 weeks for use of a courtesy car as I required one at the time. All of this has happened within the past 2 years. The last TN dealership was super pushy trying to get me to trade in my car in something I had zero interest in and practically admitted that if you didn't buy the car from them that they DGAF about you when it comes to service. Let's just say this is the last modern vehicle I will likely ever buy as my self-maintained 20+ year old ####boxes are more reliable and I can yell at the service manager all I want when the work isn't done right.

My tow rig is an old F800 with a flatbed and integrated 5th wheel powered by a 12V Cummins. Cheap and easy to fix, parts are plentiful, and it has pulled everything I've thrown at it. She ain't pretty or luxurious but she gets the job done.

Prime example of the iPhoneification of firearms. More slight variations of the same ole stuff.

There are no good dealers anywhere in this country. That said, the best you can do is negotiate hard with dealerships closest to you. Long term, it's the best solution. When you inevitably have to bring it in for warranty work or a recall, if you didn't buy the truck at the same dealership you are getting service at, they will purposefully make you the lowest of priorities and treat you accordingly. The short term savings isn't worth the long term headache with these new vehicles.

What those smug chumps aren't talking about is how wild rates on charging stations are getting these days. If they told the truth that it cost them $60 to charge to 80% which might get them 200 miles on a good day then they'd have to admit to their poor choices. It's a random price example but it's a real and common one you almost never hear about. Not only are they getting reamed on the electricity transport costs, if they don't unplug immediately after charging is complete, there are penalty fees charged by the minute until they GTFO.

Taurususes

It's officially summer. Seasonal price gouging time.

About 15 years ago I bought a used Raging Bull in 454 Casull with an optic rail and a red dot. Put over 1k rounds of 454 and 45LC through it without an issue. Since it's a large frame, they probably over build them. The finish quality has definitely gotten cheaper over the years. While they've stepped up their game with their semi autos, their revolvers nowadays seem like afterthoughts.

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