Lumber_Jack

[quote name="Fourtyfive" post="1186801" timestamp="1410008706"]Retracting it does kinda drive the glass breaker into your palm .... I wonder if it could be changed out to something a bit more comfortable.[/quote] I believe there are some alternative options. They make one with a roller ball that isn't sharp but still breaks glass. Might have to google-foo that though

I've got conflicts on a couple of dates. Oct 19 or 26 Sunday could work? Or sat/Sunday Nov 8? Just options, if I miss it, it's fine. Do what's best for most.

[quote name="tnhawk" post="1186770" timestamp="1409994103"]My MT extends with out any problem but is difficult to retract. I'm sure this will improve with use.[/quote] Both actions will improve. Mine has loss end some over time. It was damn near impossible to deploy one handed. Now it works great unless my hands are cold or wet, and like you it's retracting that's hard.

Spent a lot of time in that area but never lived there

[quote name="Luke E." post="1186273" timestamp="1409847410"]I 2nd this^ I've got a 55 Rancher that I use around home and you almost need compressed air to get all the crap out. That is unless you have an hour to pick it all out of every nook and cranny. I really like this saw but it's not the same breed as the stihl saws I used to have.[/quote] Yes. Only reason I would choose to not buy a husky is the way it comes apart. I was on a chainsaw squad with the Forest Service in Colorado and got nice and cosy with a Stihl 460. Got a job in TN and out "shop saw" was a Husky, and I hated cleaning that thing. I really hate how the cover plate and dogs aren't one piece like they are on Stihl

Central Basin Coatings (CBC)

I have several Core 15 parts including a BCG. I'd say it's a "one slipped by" scenario

Some of y'all got some big damn pockets. That's for sure

[quote name="Luke E." post="1185422" timestamp="1409626915"] I can't say for sure that they are all this way but the ones that I know of were open today and then shut down all week then open back up for hunting Saturday and Sunday. Most of the TWRA leased fields that I looked at had parts of it chopped for silage and then wheat top sewn on it. I don't know how the weather was Saturday and Sunday everywhere else but it rained so hard around here that it drove every bit of the wheat into the ground. I didn't get out there and dig around but if they hadn't told us that they had broadcast wheat over it, I wouldn't have known. I didn't see a single grain of it out there.[/quote] Most of the WMA fields are "same as state season". A lot of leased fields are Sept 1,6,7 http://www.tn.gov/twra/dovefields2.html#

I would love to have gone today, but was traveling home. Guess I'm gonna try to hit a TWRA field some day this week. Anyone with a good tip on wich one to try in the middle tn area, I'm all ears

I'd be in. Bring my YHM phantom 7.62 with .300Blk and 5.56. Is love to hear it side by side with others. Y'all pick a date and I'll try to be there

[quote name="mikegideon" post="1184290" timestamp="1409279089"]You had to go and say that. :) I had myself talked out of OTF knives.[/quote] Dude I love my ultratech, it's light, slim, and fast, and sturdy. Couldn't ask for much more

[quote name="TMF" post="1183930" timestamp="1409186348"]You didn't see Smith's post regarding the Marshals? They were only there because concern for the guy having automatic weapons (legally). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk[/quote] Yeah I got that, but my point remains. The theme is repeated here that there "probably isn't much to it because the girl was returned" and that seems pretty silly to issue another warrant for "nothing"

But if there is "nothing to it" why issue another arrest warrant that involves being picked up by US Marshalls. And for that matter do we know the child is still in his custody?

They issued a warrant for his arrest and the US Marshals went and picked him up. Seems like a lot of involvement without some reasonable suspicion

You know an 8 year old boy was killed several years ago shooting the same gun in Massachusetts at a machine gun shoot. But instead of it climbing up towards and instructor, the stock slid down towards the ground and the gun came straight back and shot him in the head

It was a mini Uzi at that. Way too much gun to handle. And the instructor was in a horrible position. He know the gun will climb, he shouldn't have been standing there. Video in link. http://www.myfoxdfw.com/story/26368466/girl-accidentally-shoots-instructor-in-arizona

Yep, sorry guys. I spent my limited shooting testing my suppressor and sighting in red dot. Do it again and ill participate

Not being armed, does not preclude you from being shot by police. Now I haven't read the story or know the facts of the situation. I just hate the "he wasn't armed" defense. Because that's not necessary to justify a shooting

Good point on the firing and prosecution. Kind of like free speech, you can still lose your job. It's typical of retail to search your person when leaving to check for stolen property. Used to do that when I worked at Dicks in college. But I'd sure make them call the police and show probable cause to search my vehicle

Update. I sent them the lot number and here was their reply. ----- Neil, Ship me back the one round and the original box following the instructions in the attachment. I'll replace the ammunition, plus extra to cover your shipping. Make Every Shot Count! Justin M. CCI/Speer 2299 Snake River Ave Lewiston, ID. 83501

Wait this BP is in Tennessee right? Just south of the line. Didn't the legislature pass a law saying permit holding employees could keep guns in cars? Also I agree with Erik, unless you're planning consent to allow your employer to search your car, I'd say their "policy" is a non-issue

[quote name="atlas3025" post="1181723" timestamp="1408585197"]Mag extension is a Taylor Freelance +5. It's the p30 model (same mag). No problem so far, but only run one mag dump with it at this point. The threaded barrels are through hkparts.net. They are aftermarket, which is fine with me because I don't want a poly barrel for my suppressor. I'd rather shoot lead bullets.[/quote] Have you run it with the suppressor yet? Just wondered. I've heard a few malfunctions with the aftermarket threaded barrel. But could be isolated. What suppressor is that?

You'll get an email

It's so hot the cows are givin powdered milk.