JeffL

You can use Hornady FTX in a tube magazine. Same bullet they load into their LeverEvolution rounds.

I am the only trustee on my trust; however, I have my mom listed as successor. Will I need photo/fingerprints from her when filing a new form 4?

All my beer stays in primary fermentation for two or three weeks before I keg it. That's after making a yeast starter, using an oxygen bottle and stone for aeration, and temperature controlled fermentation. I'd let one of those little kits ferment for at least a month before bottling.

I've got 10 gallons of Kolsch fermenting right now. Rigged up a chest freezer with a digital temperature controller to keep everything at the correct temperature for fermentation. I think it's a 7cu ft, fits two 6.5 gallon carboys just perfectly. A paint can with a light bulb in it acts as a heater during the winter. All I can say about the Mr. Beer kit is let it go longer than the instructions state after you bottle it. Most of mine were a bit undercarbonated.

If all you want to mount is a light, you can buy a Magpul handguard and attach a rail section to it. It's a lot easier to swap with the tool Dave showed above, but it's not really necessary. A bit of brute force can coax the old hanguard off.

I don't even like Harleys, but I'll probably watch it.

I had a CM9 and never had any issues out of it. That said, I sold it for a Glock 43 which is what I wanted all along, it just didn't exist yet.

Looks to me like you have to stay in a maintenance position instead of being able to transfer to a different job title within the company. You do what's best for you, the company does what's best for them. The CEO isn't going to cry himself to sleep when he lays off 1000 people to make sure he gets his bonus.

Nice bike man. That MSF course is definitely worth doing. I did mine in February in snow/freezing rain so I didn't have trouble getting a spot. Been riding year around ever since.

A generator and chest freezer would be cheaper, probably lighter too.

I wish I could find some Prvi M855 battle packs. Always been good ammo in my experience.

  He could file a lawsuit, but he doesn't have a leg to stand on. Warning label says not to shoot it closer than 100 yards.

Triumph Speed Triple.  

I've got a 29 Gen 4, the 40 MOS is calling my name. Got a 74 CB360 I need to get roadworthy first. 

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  It's France, you'd probably get locked up for life. More of them than he has ammo unless he's got a couple extra mags on the other side.

It isn't going to chamber a 5.56 round.

Glock, but 26. I'm not much a fan of any Ruger I've ever shot. I've got a Glock 19, 43, 21, and 29.

  Very limited experience to be honest. I've done all my deer hunting with a 16" .223 and haven't had issues with ears ringing. I've got a 9" 300BLK SBR that I plan on suppressing and using for hunting, but I won't have to draw that from a holster. I usually carry a pistol hunting but don't really intend on using it for that purpose.

Suppressing a supersonic pistol cartridge doesn't seem to make much sense. If you're going to suppress a pistol .45 would seem like the obvious choice. Not practical to carry a pistol with a suppressor attached anyway, though target practice and plain old fun are good enough reasons. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk

I want the 40, I've already got a 29 for winter carry. Gen 4 Glock is best Glock. 

Hecho en Mexico, solid nonetheless. I do tend to end up with broken cards using the medium bifold.

No experience here, but that's good price.

9" 300 Blackout AR SBR.

  Oh... my wild guess was $2500 to $3000. That's ridiculous.