peejman

Wow, that really sucks.  In Kentucky of all places too.  Hopefully this will lead to something better. 

Bump... this coming weekend.  Lots of good stuff has been donated for the silent auction.    http://standtogethertn.com/index.php/silent-auction/   Bring a few friends and come say howdy for a good cause.    https://www.facebook.com/StandTogetherTN

A well defined and rehearsed plan.     I've got modest amounts of food, water, medical supplies (for minor stuff, major trauma would be a big problem), ammo... etc.  If communications go down, getting my family back together might be a problem.  I would assume my wife would default to meeting back at home, but we'd have to collect the kids. 

    Hey, Mythbusters proved it's possible to polish a turd....  http://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/videos/polishing-a-turd-minimyth/     But I doubt even that would help a Glock.  :)

I think I know where he's talking about and it is neither a federal facility nor a power utility.    Ask your employer.  If you're a contract employee, read the entire contract very carefully and ask questions of the contracting company.    While the law says you can, your employer likely says we can fire you at any time for any reason.  Violation of company policy is a good reason to get fired.  To date there's no case law to help guide the decision of then suing your former employer for wrongful termination (which the law now states you specifically can do) for doing something that's legal.  I wouldn't want to be the first to test those waters.  YMMV.

:rofl:     My wife and I came to an an understanding fairly early on.... the lid is always closed.  That way, we both always have to open/close something. 

No limit that I'm aware of, but I haven't dug real deep through the TCA on it. 

    Yep.  Ask the eye doc about Z87 certified lenses.  They will probably come with some really lame looking frames and side shields, but they're usually fairly cheap.  Regular polycarbonate lenses and Z87 certified lenses are not necessarily the same thing, especially if your prescription is fairly mild. 

Welcome!

Nice collection.    The pesky "check twice to make sure it's unloaded before you pull the trigger" strikes again.  Glad the muzzle was pointed in a good direction. 

At least you have a door. And actual walls. And a window. I've never had any of those.

WASR or a Zastava. Early WASR's had some issues, but anything from the last 6-8 years is good.

Give that the local, multi state title winning, school mascot is the rebels... I don't see it going away here any time soon.

    Correct, none of the Yugo models have chrome lined barrels (Mauser, SKS, AK, etc.)  The former Yugoslavia doesn't have chromium ore deposits, hence no chrome plating.  

So you don't want a shooting sling, you want a carrying strap, right?   What size is the stud?  How is the gas block attached to the barrel?   Really though... I can't imagine you'd do any harm without doing something you already know you shouldn't do (like use it to tow your bug out trailer). 

I suspect they'll be along. A new thread titled "make me a holster" might work. ;) Else you could do a search for past threads. gjohnsoniv made a leather one for me, unfortunately he's the only one I can remember

Get one of the holster makers here to make you one. There's several and they all do good work.

Purdy!!

Sounds like CZ's got you covered.    As for the 18-55.... you might try cleaning it.  They get cruddy with use, regardless of whether you've been in a "dirty" environment.    Me being me, I'd try to use it as an excuse to upgrade to a better lens.  The "nifty fifty" is a great intro to prime lenses.  Using one takes a little more forethought, but can produce excellent results.  There's a handful of similar but higher quality lenses in that same zoom range.  Some can be really pricey, but you generally get what you pay for.  I surf the B&H Photo used dept to get a little reality check on prices. 

If what he said didn't help, the first place I'd call is Predator Custom Shop.  Well... they're the 2nd place I'd call.  I'd probably call Dolomite first. 

A plate can be illegally mounted and still be legible. For example, this is illegal in TN (don't know about CO). It's too low to the ground, it's too far inboard from the rear of the bike, it's mounted vertically, and it's not lighted. Disregarding the law, its also a really stupid place to put it.

Good margaritas require a very generous helping of good tequlia.  Don Julio, Herradura, ....

We were there on saturday. Went a couple miles up Middle Prong to the old car....

Bet it was quite startling when he first overtook the car. Bet it sounded really cool too. Would make me wish I had a fast car that could give the chopper a run for its money.

Welcome.  Holler if you have questions.