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    The Nano seams to have some feed problems. I have been leaning toward the Aero because of the way it breaks down to the size of a Sub2k folded up by just removing the barrel.

I see it now, thanks hipower and jct1911

Interesting, does this take Glock Mags?

I just saw my first one at a pawn shop in town, $899 new. I wanted one when they first came out, not so much now.

Anyone have a Thureon Defense carbine? Please post pros and cons http://www.thureondefense.com/ I sold a Sub 2K  awhile back and I'm looking to replace it, 9mm with Glock mags.

I sold a sub 2k awhile back and wouldn't mined another 9mm carbine. But I will not hold my breath for a Kel-Tec Sub 2000 gen2. I wish that Hi-Point took Glock mags.

I may have to invest in a Hi-Point 9mm carbine.

He could still pull that off today  :cool:

If they can find it.

The real James Bond died when Sean Connery left the show.

I have been making my own dog treats for years. My dogs love them and there is nothing in them that I wouldn't eat. Whole Wheat Flour, eggs, peanut butter, honey, milk, and baking powder, bake them in the oven. This way you pick your own products and know what's in them.

I would ask to speak to the Post Master and see if he can find out where it is going.  If your lucky it is heading back to you.

I lived in The Peoples Republic of Illinois for many years. Welcome to TGO

Your right, you had to wear seat belts at that time, but they had to be installed in all of the cars in the 1960's. Illinois was one of the first states to require seat belts in cars, Wisconsin was the first, I believe. 

I remember all that going down in Illinois with the seat belts. If I remember right  it was in the 60's just before I went in the Army.   It was more the hearing then the view with the later full helmets. I liked the half helmet if I had to wear one. Loved the little beanie with the after market DOT sticker.  

Here is a list of the helmet laws by state. Most had mandatory laws that were later changed. I lived in Illinois and Florida both went from mandatory to what they are now. ABATE is the best group to work with and they know how to "get it done".

Looks like Bobby Cox is running scared, must be getting a lot of heat!

Tnguy you got that right.  "If I have to explain, you would never understand" 

I no longer have a dog in this fight. I gave up the bike two years ago. I had over 45 years in the saddle. I believe in the saying " Let those who ride decide".  Your best bet for fighting for bikers rights is ABATE.  They are the NRA for biker rights. When I was young and stupid I had to have the wind in my hair and as I got older I strapped on the skid lid. But I always wanted it to be my choice!   The bike and the lids are gone, but I just can't get rid of the leathers. Too many memories of days gone bye, I sure miss it.   Bye the way, I'm all for removing all warning labels and let nature take it's course. :cheers:

Reminds me of a very old saying I heard when I was in the Army. "If you can't eat it or screw it, destroy it" :rofl:   But that was well before" Hooah", funny colored Berets and MRE's.

I got mine a few years ago.

That's nice work JAB. Here is a website that I have used http://www.gunstockcover.com/ He is not cheap, but he does great work.

Click on the pic and make it larger. It has a RIA serial number on the frame

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