Chucktshoes

Time to seriously look at doing something similar here. I can't put it any more simply than this, prohibition does not work. It never has, and it never will.

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http://www.dsarms.com/DSA-ZM4-Forged-7075T6-A3-AR15-Upper-Receiver-300BLK---ZM4CBU300/productinfo/ZM4CBU300/ Here is another option to look at. I had a DSA upper on my last AR. I was quite happy with it. They are more known for their FALs (which are top notch) but they do a pretty decent job on the AR.

Use of that tool to lower the internal takedown lever bypasses the need to pull the trigger as part of the takedown process (like the glock). That being said, if you happen to lose the takedown tool (even though it is part of the grip) you can still field strip it by pulling the trigger in lieu of using the tool.

The only logic that matters is that the Corp wanted some Colt 1911s, and that is what they ordered. I imagine the procurement decision for these was decided long before any tests were designed. It likely wasn't any more complicated that someone with enough brass weight on their epaulettes said " I hate that damned Beretta and so do my men! They want a 1911 and by God we are gonna buy some for them, and we are buying them from Colt!"

Could have been worse, I mean they could have gotten Kimbers

Both.

Unless you are a dispensary, O went back on his word :shocked: and the DEA has raided quite a few over the last couple of years.

I'm glad I wasn't the only who saw the echo of EFAD in what happened in Aurora.

I am not surprised, but then again, I live in Memphis.

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I have shot a 9mm Sheild and IMO it feels very much like a 9c when fired. Though I owned a Nano for an afternoon, I didn't fire it. I don't like the feel of it in my hand nor the trigger pull when dry fired. My overall opinion of the Nano is "meh".

G&R Tactical carries them, though they are out of stock at the moment. I'd sign up to be notified. A1 folks there.

Thanks D. Do we have a horse's ass smiley?

Yeah, I am checking with my friend at the shop who told me what his source is for this information. I may have just fallen for bs. Can't blame me too much wanting to believe it.

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That's not even mentioning prior service personnel who have the same skill sets.

That argument is brought up often by those who would dismiss an American insurgency. Here is the question I always ask in response. Who is it that sends their kids into the military? It isn't the upper class globalists in urban centers, it is mostly the urban poor or the rural folks. Like I said before, there is a significant amount of active duty personnel who take their oath seriously. Do you really think Johnboy is gonna go confiscate guns from his family and neighbors or people like them? Or maybe, he just might leave and take some tech with him. A group of college kids recently proved how easy it was to seize control of a drone with equipment bought at radio shack. Seize them if you can, crash them if you can't. And to be perfectly blunt, the last 11 years have explicitly demonstrated once again that insurgencies work. What we have in both Iraq and Afghanistan are political exits, not true military victories (admittedly, we never had solid objectives in either conflict, the goalposts kept moving).

Regardless of the nature the conflict takes, if you have a contingent of the population fighting against the government and it is hot enough to destabilize the government or the society at large, you have a state of civil war. Keep in mind also that currently the .mil makes up only about 8/10 of 1% of the population. How many would turn on the .gov if things go hot? Some, not all but enough, take that oath sworn to the constitution VERY seriously. So 3% of even just gun owners is a dangerously large number to those that are working to usurp our liberty.

Google the "doctrine of the 3%". 3% of the gun owning population is likely all we would get, but hopefully all we would need. We aren't talking about showing up for a rally somewhere or writing a strongly worded letter to your congresscitter. This is the subject of armed rebellion, how many people do you think are honestly prepared engage in civil war?

3%

That may be the best battle EVAR!

you win 3.14 internets for that one, fine sir.

I've dropped my gun a couple of times, I couldn't attempt to catch it as my hands were busy pulling up my pants. For some odd reason the bathroom is the only place I have dropped my gun.