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I too, detest the TEOTWAWKI tribe. They are not a friendly people. However, I don't see how they have anything to do with the current economic climate in America.

Well as long as he doesn't already have kids we've got a Darwin candidate.

My 870 is magnum rated and it doesn't like feeding the lighter loads. The problem is in loading, not ejecting though.

I'd love to get some of these mints but the shipping is brutal. Group buy anybody?

I have my problems with them. Far too many plastic parts, they seem to have a jamming problem from what I've seen. Lack of available accessories/higher cap mags. Also a decent amount of problems stemming simply from they fact that they are out of Turkey and not the U.S. complicating things like customer service, repair work, and replacement parts. If these things can get worked out, I'd love to own one. Put it simply, I'll wait for an American company to crank one out at a decent price. Don't get me wrong, I do love the concept. It's the Saiga for people who prefer to AR platform to the AK, but it looks like it was rushed through production to get on the market as quick as possible.

Now, where's that classmate of mine who was asking why ordinary citizens need things like ar-15s?

I drive past that place day in and day out delivering pizzas in the area. Cracks me up almost every time.

Why is it that everyone is smarter than the next guy? Because I'm at the end of the line.

I was talking about warrants for searches of homes. Vehicle searches don't need warrants, just reasonable suspicion do the mobile nature of vehicles.

Nope. They have to obtain one. That's it. Now, if it is shown in court that a warrant was not obtained, then everything they found gets thrown it, barring a few extenuating circumstances'.

Well they left out the fact that while police do need a search warrant, they don't have to have it with them during the search, meaning they don't have to give you a copy.

Just heard from a classmate he preordered one for $1250. I'm hoping that's not the case as that would mean he got seriously ripped off.

Anybody heard any updates? I saw a guns and ammo article about it, found a couple websites that are listing it as backordered until it actually hits shelves, but I haven't any updates about when that's actually supposed to happen. I'll be checking Keltec's website here in a bit.

Damn. Now I have to seriously question my convictions of never doing business with a posted establishment. In all seriousness I'll just make the drive to The Tilted Kilt.

Is it hunting if you pick one up, take it home, and make a meal of it? I just think for something to be called hunting it should require a little more work then that.

I am unfamiliar with this concept of intelligent discussion.

I figured as much. Honestly the main reason I even asked is so I could tell him that literally everybody on TGO said there was no way that had happened. As soon as he said it I figured he was thinking of the supreme court telling D.C. they had to allow handguns, but I knew if I'd started to argue we'd just be yelling at each other and without anybody having recently checked we woudl've been yelling at each other all night.

I've heard from a coworker that the supreme court recently declared it unconstitutional for states to require a permit for open carry. Being that I've heard absolutely nothing about it from anywhere else, I have all but no doubt that he's wrong. I just wanted to double check. Anybody heard anything like this?

I just got one of them Ka-Bar pistol bayonets to mount on mine

Maybe we should put a warning next to Tony the Tiger. "They're ggrrrrrrrrrrrEAT, but according to the surgeon general may cause you to be a fatty. Pregnant women should not eat Frosted Flakes. Frosted Flakes are not a safe alternative to Lucky Charms."

I don't have any yet, but I have always been interested in the old lever guns.

Hel I don't need the taco bell just get me really drunk!

Hel yeah! I swear in this country we've been all but limited to the right to keep arms. The right to bear them is being infringed upon constantly and people need to realize that so much as an inconvenience to bear arms is an INFRINGEMENT that is specifically unconstitutional.

I've figured that much out. They look like a neat way to transport a carbine on the move.

I had no idea such a thing existed, but now I want one. Anybody have any knowledge or experience with one of these things?