MacGyver

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I didn't realize this. Who knew? All this talk about restructuring the car industry for sustainability. Since they own Remington, Bushmaster and at least some remaining Chrysler assets, I have an idea. By a Chrysler, get an ACR. We'd be back to 15 million cars a year in no time.

A bunch of meetings require deep concealment today. Micro Eagle in Meco Pocket holster.

Nice. Congrats.

I've got one and love it. It's my Sunday gun, if you will. I've got two of the Robert Meco's holsters. I got one with the gun from Hatmaker, and ordered another one to see which style fit me better. If you decide you want a rear pocket holster, let me know. I'll make you a deal. The Outpost was pretty well stocked on .380 when I was in there at the end of last week (and they've got a Micro Eagle in stock).

My P99 has a decocker, but is in fact striker fired. SIG P239 meets all of your requirements but weight. 29.5oz with magazine Products & Services

I've been wanting a Warrior for a while. My fear has been that it would end up becoming a safe queen. Now that Jeff is building one of the HG CBOBs, your thread makes me want to put on into service.

Love the Spyderco Military. It is everything a knike should be.

David, are you using the Covert Carrier grips on that Seecamp? How do you like them?

Walther PPS in D.M. Bullard Dual Carry Tuckable. Gotta love jeans and golf shirt tucked in with no printing.

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Both states would smell better Education levels would go up in both states Teen pregnancies would go down in both state It's a win-win for everybody

Unbelievable.

I'd be up for something like this. Great idea.

I had a similar failure last range trip with a Federal bulk pack from Wal-Mart. Didn't notice any slow burns, but a lot of failures to fire. Good strong primer strike on all rounds - shot from 4 different stock weapons. Probably 25% of the rounds failed to fire. I've always had good luck with the Federal bulk packs. This one was a dud, though.

If they'll sell for that, then more power to them. Their decision I guess. I would bet that there are going to be some buyers with a lot of remorse when they finally open up the market and they start selling closer to what they're worth. I wouldn't want to do that to one of my customers.

Specialty Arms II has got serial number 16 for $7499. They said they've sold every one they've had.

That would be alright. Then you would have a nice hole to hang it from. .50BMG rounds are designed to penetrate up to 1" of rolled armor. Even they wont touch 400 or 500 Hardox steels at an inch thick.

Can't help the politics, but at least you can get some good eats. Next time you are downtown, check out Macrina Bakery. Walking distance from Pike Place Market - great breakfast treats. 1943 First Avenue South

I always feel funny signing that form that as I recall has in the fine print "If this plane crashes, it's because you brought a gun" Post some of your pics when you get back.

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Never had any problems. I field strip the weapon prior to checking it as well.

The video started, and I thought, "why the roll cage?" Now I know. That's pretty cool.

Typical .177 pellet is only 8.3 grains. Many cases of lethality reported over the years, but it seems like the simple math of F=MA doesn't often lead to doing terminal damage to a bigger target. I guess our moms were right. You really are more likely to shoot your eye out.

I have to use one of those ratchet straps they use to hold stuff on trailers. Took some getting used to, but my pants don't budge an inch.