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If it really does come in at that price point and is reliable, it is going to steal huge market share from everyone else in the MP5 game. I know I’ll go that way to scratch my John McLane itch.

Essentially, yes. Considering the explosion of “Gucci Glock” manufacturers doing similar things in the last couple of years, my guess is that certain Glock patents must have expired to allow this. It appears to me that instead of going high end Gucci, PSA is staying within their wheelhouse and going the opposite direction to bring to market an affordable pistol built on a proven platform. It’s a genius move if you ask me, the built in aftermarket support has got to be massive right out of the gate.

PSA dropped a couple of big bombs at SHOT. First is that they are introducing a striker fired polymer pistol compatible with most 3rd gen Glock parts for $299 for the base, $350 for one with a threaded barrel, optic cut, and suppressor height sights. In addition they, have announced that the PSA5, their MP5 clone, will be out this year. Projected price is not finalized, but still expected to be below $1200. This places it several hundred below it’s nearest MP5 clone competitors, and over $1500 lower than the just released HK SP5. I swear, I’m not a paid spokesman or anything, but I am excited to see these product releases. PSA is really making some major moves right now that can have some serious market impacts with regards to pricing.

The Americans booby trapped them. Don’t try and load it. Hans lost his thumb that way.

That I do. If it is compatible, that’ll be awesome.

Man, I’d like to give these Holosun’s a try on my Hellcat. I just need one with a compatible footprint. Springfield going with the oddball mounting footprint is really starting to wear on my nerves.

They can still be found pretty reasonable, but I believe that window is closing. I personally have no interest in an LS or other V8 swap, just want something fun, sporty, and older.

On this note, folks shouldn’t be surprised when Trump garners percentages of the black vote not seen in decades for the Republicans. There are 3 pretty reputable polls that have him tracking above 30% with black voters. My gut is that’s probably a bit high, but it wouldn’t shock me to see him get 20% or better in 2020.

I had to abandon the project. It was just too much, and not the right time for me to take it on. I traded it and a little cash for a 93 F150 that actually works instead. I like old crap. New vehicles just aren’t my thing. I am looking for an early 80s Porsche 944 as a fun project car though.

A lot more than inflation happened to car prices. I can’t think of many 2015 cars one could buy for $2525.01 which is the current equivalent of your $400 in 1971 after inflation.

Maine, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Colorado all currently don’t accept the TN Concealed Permit. North Dakota is only today’s addition, not the last.

https://youtu.be/-ZaFI9ywekg

Thank you for the correction. Appreciate it.

There’s two.

I’m one of the 9 that got hosed in that deal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yes. Everyone absolutely should get training and learn how to handle a firearm if they are to carry one. Rights come with responsibilities, but it is up to the individual to meet those. It’s not for the government to set arbitrary hoops to jump through before a right can be exercised.

My first car was a ragged out, beat to piss 1989 Ford Escort. I only had it for about a month as I managed to fall asleep at the wheel and roll it four times side over side. That began a quick succession of super cheap POS cars from buy here, pay here lots. It was a long while before I ever drove a decent car.

This was my understanding as well. The driver carries liability while the car carries the comprehensive coverage.

Yes. I’m pretty sure you’re correct. His legs are gone.

Considering all the limitations on it, I’m not convinced it’s even “good” here.

It is up to the other states, not TN to determine if the CCP is accepted in their state. So there is no way for someone with the state of TN to say it’s only for use in TN. The states on that map that are in tan have stated that they will only accept the enhanced. The ones in blue accept the enhanced and either do or have not explicitly stated they do not accept the CCP. It’s going to take a while for it all to shake out where it will be accepted nationwide. It isn’t straightforward, it isn’t clear, but it IS par for the course with our state legislature.

This is not accurate. It is accepted by a fair number of states, but that number is shrinking. https://www.handgunlaw.us/states/tennessee.pdf