peejman

    Don't forget DAU errors.... 

Welcome!

Took my HCP class there many years ago, nice place. The shooting portion was outside, in February. It was a balmy 29 deg. The instructors found much enjoyment in the fact that the only guns to quit working in the cold were Sig's.

    GoPro. 

A friend of my wife (and Marine) came up with this idea. Should be a good time, pray for good weather. http://standtogethertn.com/ :usa:

    http://www.almanac.com/gardening

This belongs to a friend. I believe it's called "toxic orange".

Numrich is the place to get the proper factory screw. :D

What they said, leave it be and shoot it. It would be nice if it was still pristine, but now it's got character and years worth of memories. Mine looks worse than that.

Is it a particularly special screw (:D) that a hardware or fastenal type place wouldn't have?

I put my phone on my bed-side table when I got home from work yesterday and didn't pick it up again until this morning.  First I heard of this was the story on the news while eating breakfast.  Ignorance is indeed bliss.

    A significant point to consider.  If the guy can't afford to do the work, declares bankruptcy and bails, you will gain nothing by suing. 

MS Security Essentials here... upgraded from Norton (ugh).    I've also read that it can be worthwhile to create multiple accounts on your computer, but only 1 with full admin rights that's only used when necessary.  Supposedly, if a virus or malware is downloaded (intentionally or not), it only has the level of authority as the user that downloaded it.  Not sure how true that is though.  Most PC's are simply internet terminals these days, so having full rights isn't really necessary for much of anything. 

Hopefully it's better than the initial assessment.  Prayers for a quick and simple resolution. 

  Yes... seat selection fee, baggage fee (even if its a carry-on), just because fee...   There's a reason those $89 flights end up costing $250. 

Dads got a 9. Great gun. I'd also choose the 9 for that reason.

    So what you're saying is married men should be pretty good with one...        Wait, did I say that out loud?  What I meant was....       :hiding:

  Yep.

Assuming it's specifically for carry, I'd choose the 9mm because of 2 more rounds capacity and possibly faster and more accurate follow-up shots.

My Yugo had a horrible trigger. It had so much creep, I called it a 2 breath trigger. Pull it half way, breathe, pull it the rest of the way. It was stiff, gritty, ... just bad. After Kivarri modified it, it's a wonderful 2-stage trigger. Stage one is perfectly smooth and nearly effortless. Stage 2 is maybe 5lb (appropriate for a battle rifle), short stroke and a clean break. It's very similar to my K31 now. Tremendous improvement, worth every penny. The trigger alone cut my group sizes in half.

Yep. He was one of my favorites.

10 minutes with a Swiss file followed up with a black sharpie.

Mine takes considerable force to release.  Getting it back in is more difficult than getting it out.  The youtube videos are of rifles that have been disassembled dozens of times.    While it's out, send it to this guy... http://www.kivaari.com/SKS%20Target%20Match.htm You won't believe the difference. 

  But they were drones.  Really small ones.  About 40 of them.  Flying in formation.  Launched from a special launching platform.      ;)           There's an important distinction between a "drone" and a hobby R/C aircraft.  A "drone" has the capability for autonomous flight.  If it loses signal, it's preprogrammed to return to a specific location or follow a specific flight path, or it can be programmed to follow a flight path via GPS waypoints or simple time/distance.  That's a drone.   Not all quadrotors will do that.      Either way, I'm sure this toy wasn't registered with the FAA.  I doubt they'll care.