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It would be safe to say that Sigs have better triggers than 90% of guns. I actually think most 1911's to include vintage Colts, Remingtons, or what ever don't necessarily have great triggers.

Why wouldn't you be able to?

Most police officer will run a check if you have the firearm in front of them. If it is hot they must take it. The only other way is through a FFL. I was working one time when the ATF wanted to question someone about who they may have sold/given a firearm to. The ATF was really nice to them and didn't treat the person like a suspect. They were really happy to get email records from the correspondence with the person. They wouldn't tell what it was about.

Very well maybe. I have never been able to find the statuette on gun destruction.

Interesting question. Supposedly, any gun safe to sale and working they have to sale or trade to a FFL. This according to a new TN law.

Time to find a new gun shop!

Yes, you really have to watch out for a few that have those aluminum cylinders. I will let you in on a little secret. Today's plus p ammo has about the same pressure as standard .38 special from 45+ years ago. You should be able to shoot all the +p you want out of a newer Bodyguard.

To carry you only need a HCP. However you need a 8hr course to be a bail agent every 2? Years.

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The old 125 gr Remington UMC? Other than the shotty reputation of Remington ammo lately, those aren't bad. They expand to ~.5", group decent, go about 900fps in a 2" barrel. The downfall is they seperate from their jacket and they are Remington UMC.

Any hollow point you can find. Stay away from the bulk Remington and Winchester. They suck and the even say they don't expand. Gold Dots are among the top and then I would take the Federal hydro shok. Remington gold saber is fine and so is the Winchester Xtp. I recently bought some standard pressure HPR (Hornady STX) but I was disappointed to see how low the velocity was. Stick with +p.

I sold some ammo last week, I just came to the realization I had a lot more than I needed. I sold 9/40/38 for $20 a box and also 100ct .22's, just to try and make things easy. It did not sell fast at all and I was really just breaking even on it. I am not really believing these guys are selling that much.

Disorderly conduct.

Obama-Just think, when you and George H had sex, George W was the fastest and smartest sperm. Barbara-But he was born in America.

Which one do you have? Does the finish hold up well?

And most of them still believe I was born in America!

Dumboma:"Even I was able to con them into a second term"

I guess it is the Winchester White Box, bonded stuff? I have been seeing a lot of it lately.

Worriedman, it is to my understanding that a TRO is a a civil contract, even if the aggressor does not sign. With the right lawyer you could take his house if you wanted to. Obviously you have a lawyer or otherwise you would not have the TRO. Contact your lawyer.

I also heard they have asked for protection do to threats and a bounty on their heads.

Edit: I don't want to jeopardize a case.

There has not been a verdict on a civil suit against Larry White in the wrongful death law suit of Mike Claiborne. Edit: I don't want to jeopardize a case.

Having once lived in the Pacific, I have had and still have many Japanese friends. When you sit down and talk with them. They are so ashamed for the actions they took(their country took). They next thing they will tell you is that the US was very much justified for Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it may have been the best way for the US to handle it. For the most part they get really pissed of that most Americans have no clue about what the we HAD to do to end the war.

That doesn't even happen while wearing a real badge. Hilarious!

To my understanding, they just said they anticipate buying xxx amount and got it locked in at xxx pricing. Do to the large abundance of 40 sales they always try to have 40 ready to ship(I was told this). Appearantly the government sales have been slower than anticipated, this is why the 40 stilock is abundant.