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  1. What’s your budget and list of desired features? There are good guns that fit what you want in a wide variety of price points, but it all depends on what you want whether or not it’s the right gun for the job. Pump or Auto? Tube capacity? Optic compatibility? These are the type of things to decide on before you even start looking at models.
  2. I don’t give a crap about STI’s new overpriced gun, but this is cool.
  3. First one I would look at is the Phlster Enigma.
  4. You know, this makes me wonder. The OP has stated that they have gotten more aggressive this last year. I wonder if they have been feeling emboldened by the decision that we all were happy about, and I still am, regarding the state constitutions private property protections, and the prohibition against utilizing open fields doctrine. I imagine that the TWRA would leap at the chance to place cameras with landowner consent to catch folks hunting illegally. if the ne’er do wells were to abscond with the TWRA’s cameras, I have to imagine that they would bring the hammer down with great vengeance and furious anger.
  5. I don’t disagree about the hyperventilating from the government and media types over it all. I do still think this was a 3DP frame though. There’s a few spots where you can see what appear to be print lines. But otherwise, yeah. All that you said is on point.
  6. I’m not sure if you’re being intentionally facetious, or are just unfamiliar with 3DP in the 2A space. My following comments are written to assume the latter Most 3DP firearms will require some amount of unserialized parts. In most designs, barrels and for pistols, slides, are still required for building a working gun. For a Glock style gun it’s pretty much all just printing of the frame with almost everything else being 3rd gen OEM compatible parts. Even the FTN.3 pistol suppressor only uses some 3DP parts and some other parts that are purchased though we don’t know what design was used as there are other can designs which are fully printed and usually only good for a few rounds. One of the biggest leaps forward in the space was the FGC-9 which was the very first design useable design that required the purchase of zero gun parts. The barrel was steel tubing rifled using a process known as electro-chemical machining.
  7. Google. The answer is most likely Google. It’s the first result when you do a search.
  8. It’s pretty wild that we’re back in the ‘20s and Italians are committing Propaganda of the Deed.
  9. I’ve been rolling through his Twitter feed and I gotta tell you, do not believe the reports that are describing him as an “anti-capitalist leftist“ because they are way off base. His vastly critical of corporate power, but to conflate being anti-corporate monopoly with being anti-capitalist is disingenuous at best. I see no inherent conflict between being anti-government central planning of the economy and being anti-corporate Monopoly control of the economy. They’re both coercive authoritarian means of exploiting the wider population for the benefit of a relative few. it appears that he suffered a really gnarly back injury, and I would expect went more than a few rounds with his insurance. This seems personal as well as political.
  10. called it. 3D Printed.
  11. Absolutely.
  12. It’s being reported that what I said they were going to find, was exactly what they found on him. A self manufactured weapon. “A ghost gun”
  13. https://i.imgur.com/x9gNbsh.mp4
  14. I’m seeing a lot of people suggest that healthcare CEOs should go into hiding or employ more private security and I could not possibly disagree more. You can't live the rest of your life in fear. I think it's imperative that they get back to work, in person at least 3 days a week at the headquarters address listed on their company's website.
  15. There may be some truth to that, but this totally was an assassination.
  16. The part about the manner in which it cycles that the nimrods at the NYPD miss is that you have to twist the back end to unlock the action to be able to pull the bolt back to cycle it. It does not match the way the assassin was operating the pistol that he had.
  17. Yeah, that’s a piece of information from the NYPD that I would put hard money down. Will turn out to be false. They are staying 100% on brand with regards to their history of not knowing anything about guns.
  18. I don’t know, I think it might take a little longer than that.
  19. https://old.reddit.com/r/news/comments/1h7kb2l/anthem_blue_cross_blue_shield_halts_anesthesia/m0lsen8/ it looks as if the C suites for the entire industry are bloody well terrified.
  20. It’s all very neat, maybe a little too much so. I will give you that. On the other hand, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. However, I can pretty much guarantee that the fervent prayer in every C suite in the industry is that this turns out to be about anything at all other than how UHC did business. like if it were to turn out to be a professional hint because of some sort of personal peccadillo, you would be able to hear the sighs of relief from NYC all the way in your house.
  21. I do feel for the man’s family. This has got to be a terrible situation for them and a horrible loss personally. On the other hand, this sentiment, doesn’t come from nowhere. For evidence of that, may I present exhibit a: however, it does appear that others in the industry might actually be taking the hint.

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