mikegideon

  Damn, you're good :). It's why you have the most likes on all of TGO.

  You're old :)

  Robert is one of my favorite guys. So are you. That's why I'll say, he's gonna beat your ass next time he sees you  :rofl:

  This thread didn't surprise me at all. I kinda saw it coming. 

  I'll just call you up :). I understand that everything posted here goes into a permanent "record", and some things may have to get cleaned up. With that said, if there's a way to get the poster to clean up his mess, and teach him a little about how things are supposed to be in the process, you may have done something better than just fixing a post. A good manager guides, he doesn't control. I learned that the hard way.

  I don't hold any cop responsible for misdirected policy. We have as much or more of that than the rare dickish cop. 

Surprise surprise. Libtard alert...   http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/09/17/Navy-Yard-Shooter-friend-Describes%20Alexis-as-liberal-Obama-fan

I'm just about to think they should go ahead and pass confiscation. Then, for once, all their fear for the AR-15 will be real.

Personally, I hate Barney, and will bust a cap in his ass without batting an eye. I can see why Tim doesn't want the kids to see us shooting up their favorite cartoon characters.

  :panic:  :panic:  :panic:

  Idiots say stupid stuff. Look it up :)

One thing good about Stones River. They stay somewhat overtaxed because of the huge volume of shooters. When somebody comes off with the "I'll take my 5 bucks somewhere else" attitude, there's some relief in that.

I had a long talk with Tim (the manager) last week. Even though it's a very well equipped range, almost 100% of the manpower is volunteer. It's also the busiest range in the state. To top it off, he has some folks retiring, and isn't sure where he'll get replacements. They barely have enough staff to handle RSO duties. So, they're a little picky about letting folks shoot up their target stands (and walls) for a very good reason. Somebody has to build new ones, and he's short on somebodies.   I'm pretty protective of that place, because I've taken the time to put myself in Tim's shoes. Tough job. He's looking for some folks that are cut out for RSO duties. He's picky about that too :)

  WAS a Muslim? He dead now.

  Yep. Especially if he entered with Joe Biden's favorite gun, and stole the AR from a cop. And, of course, Obama had to make his comments about another mass shooting. Turns out, if Obama had a crazy uncle, he would look like...

  :eek:

  I agree. If you need firepower, call the locals. At least they have some chance of understanding the situation.

  The EPA doesn't need a SWAT team. They need a good old southern ass whippin'. :)

Meanwhile, back in Colorado, the "comfortable" citizens get together and throw two Democrat tyrants out on their pompous asses.  :up:  We need a LOT more of that. 2016 could be a good year if we don't fall victim to RHINO blindness. A whole lot of this crap is being facilitated directly from the desk of Big Eared Barry. We need to chase off some commies before we worry about much else.

I just finished this one. It was $1000 or so, not counting the cost to transfer the lower receiver, or any shipping. It has cheap (aka milspec) furniture. I wouldn't call it a starter because if the MPI tested stuff in the business end. It was built from stripped receivers and a stripped barrel. I'm very happy with what I spent, and know it's put together right. It's probably not the cheapest, if I could have found an A2 on the rack somewhere. If you add the cost of the specialty tools that I already own, the cost would have probably been stupid.

  Depends on the person. A lot of folks leave their rifles bone stock forever. I'm one of the biggest Magpul sluts in the world, but I ain't normal :)

  Actually, I think they really do cost more. The parts are all bigger and beefier (as you know), but more importantly, they don't sell near as many. Unit cost on any metal parts is going to be driven by the number of pieces in the production run. You knew that too :)

  Yep, I think complete rifles led the supply recovery after King Big Ears' war on guns. You can get parts now, but they're still not as plentiful or as cheap as they were before the libs got their gift massacre. 

  I haven't seen any starter rifles in other calibers. A 300 BLK is just a different barrel. Other calibers require mods to the gun. I wouldn't start with anything other than 5.56.   .204 Ruger is a varmint caliber. You don't want standard starter AR furniture, 'cause the barrel needs to be free floated. IMO, the barrel also needs to be rifle length.

I have him. Voted against him. Unfortunately, Nashville is plumb full of libtards. May be hard to get him out.