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Love it. Not quite. Sushi means with rice. Sashimi is just the meat by itself.

This is my standard answer to that question. The meat will live or die on its own merits.

I have a October vacation and new ring for the wife as a priority but @Capbyrd lucked up on a set of axles from a Scout II for a great price. So I’ve purchased axles for the Scout now. Can’t wait until I can really start on her in earnest.

My job and demands on my time when I am home make it hard to get out to go shooting. That in turn decreases the amount of buying/selling/trading I might do. Basically it’s forced me to be super selective in my firearms related focus because I’ve got so little time for it I have to make it count.

The healthcare market has been severely distorted by the dual controlling interests and government regulation. Right now there are very few actual healthcare consumers. There are a lot of healthcare users, but no consumers. The user has been divorced from the payer in the market. This creates an excessive demand on providers and no reason to acts as competitors and striving to increase service while decreasing prices. It’s not so much a marketplace as a model for wealth extraction. If you want to bring health back to the healthcare market, you have to make users into consumers.

I don’t believe he works in the procurement office.

Cast my first vote for Clinton’s second term (really regret that one) then Gore, Kerry, and McCain. Haven’t voted since and won’t. I’ve not just given up on the whole endeavor, I’ve become convinced of its utter wrongness. At this point I just practice up on my figurative fiddle playing while I keep a nose out for the smell of smoke.

Nope and I don’t need too. All I need to know is that it’s on the opposite side of the state from me.

I thought the only folks who sold stuff in Shotgun News were the ATF.

Much obliged for that kindness and consideration.

Some neat stuff in there that’s for sure.

Chatt really seems to be the new hot place for folks to move from out of state. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.

My little brother lives in Central Islip. You’re in for a world of change. Forget about feeling like you moved to a different state or country, it’s gonna be like moving to a different planet.

After getting lost in a YouTube hole watching his speeches, podcast appearances and Q&As, I am reading Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules For Life: An Antidote To Chaos”.

I think that was the price for about a pallet’s worth.

I’ve been a fan of the M&P for quite a while. I’ve carried a 9c for years. The wife carries a Sheild 9 and now I’ve got the 9 M2.0c and I gotta say this may end up as my favorite. It just feels so good. The balance is excellent and th texture is about perfect.

I took the 5% off to promise not to check on it. I can use holster I already have for my first gen M&P9c, but the one I ordered will accommodate the APLc.

That is a great price. Significantly less that what I paid for it. In fact the difference would have covered the price of the holster and mag carrier I just ordered from Squared Away Customs for it. Doh!

The 4.0. David might recognize what it’s wearing.

I finally got around to picking up an M2.0 compact. I’m almost giddy with the thought of getting it to the range. It just feels so damn good in the hands.

@Grunt67 first of all, I am glad you have decided to return. I did and still do believe that you do provide (and hopefully receive) value in this community. I stand by the call I made. Your posts in that thread were unacceptable. Where I did err was not addressing the subject privately. Not because it should always be handled so, but because in retrospect I believe it would have better served you and the community as a whole to do so. It would have avoided the ugliness then and prevented the existence of this thread altogether. For that I apologize. With the view of not making the same mistake twice, if you would like to discuss the circumstances of the prior incident, please PM me and I will be happy to discuss it with you.

Besides the political end that David mentions, underneath this is something bigger that the article misses on. They sort of allude to this letting the cat out of the bag as a 'threat' but what they might be missing is this isn't a game changer for us, it's a game changer for the world. We already have ready and steady access to firearms of high quality at a reasonable price. Subjugated people have just took a step forward in being able to protect themselves. In ten years, maybe twenty, the printing materials will only get better. Like cell phones, this stuff will spread far and wide. In fifteen years you might see 3d printers doing yeoman's work by generator power in the African bush. If everyone has at least the basic ability of self protection, the odds of your neighbor hacking up your family with a machete because they are from the wrong tribe goes way down. Corrupt and violent regimes may soon all have to worry that every citizen is the next Gavrilo Princip.