A.J. Holst

Agreed, He does not see good, but my Bible says he uses all things for good and his glory...I just haven't seen it yet. Agreed, we are morally and spiritually broken as a nation as God is further excluded from daily living. I too am confused about LE response, over the last 8 years, I've attended over 20 active shooter seminars. Every instructor has stated current protocol is to engage and stop, not wait and talk.

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He is, totally...spending eternity in hell. As a Christian, it is hard for me to see how God can use this horrific tragedy for good. I do know adding my prayers to those of the faithful are heard and will make a difference.

This is unverified so probably needs fact checked. I was speaking with an attorney friend of mine, he is not a firearms attorney. His research indicated that a ghost gun is any gun recovered without a serial number under visual inspection. Since criminals will try to obliterate serial numbers on firearms, this may explain the 45,000 ghost guns that are haunting the president

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Welcome aboard, this is a great place

@BJB thanks for the review, I am a member and agree, the range lay out is well done. Eric is the owner and is as genuine as he is pleasant and personable.

My contractor got a call earlier this week, "your SSN has been compromised, call us or your SSN will be invalid." He's pretty excited, it would get him totally off the grid

Any shop talk on diesel cost or availability?

The Ridge in Dayton may also be a good option.

I know it's brand new, but when you manipulate the actions and dry fire, what are your initial impressions when compared to your originals?

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One of best ads I ever saw went something like this: Motorcycle for sale, like new, apparently when your wife says "do whatever the eff you want," she doesn't really mean it. I'm approved to buy whatever I want, assuming I have squirreled away the cash to to buy it.

Welcome (thanks for leaving the Cali politics in Cali) You should find a private or public (TWRA) range in the area to suit your needs.

I carried a 75B Omega AIWB for years, with the right belt, holster and cover it can be done. I think it's safe to say mastering a double action trigger before getting into single action dream land takes a lot of work, both dry and live fire. Owned a P01 and 2075 Rami P and P10 C; CZ makes a great firearm. You gotta figure, if they sucked, no one would be making copies.

I did stop by, always great to see an old friend! @FUJIMO - hope you are having a good show! I thought the show was good, but I haven't been to a gun show in years Prices on guns and accessories seemed to be in line for what you'd expect to pay. With numerous vendors with similar inventory, my guess is you would be able to negotiate on some items. Did see bulk 9mm for $.40 and under, that was the only ammo I spot checked. I liked the mix of vendors, non gun was not over the top. It seemed there was little more military memoribilia which was a nice distraction. Walked out with dollars intact, nothing I had to buy right now. However, it was fun to handle a few things on my radar: M1A SOCOM: off the radar, it's really cool, but I already have a .308 that weighs a metric ton, this really won't solve any problems, other than improve my cool factor. Beretta CX4: almost bought it, except my frugality kicked in: how many 92 vs. Glock mags do you currently own? It's very compact with short LOP; if you're medium framed or smaller, it fits - big / tall probably won't. Compared a Ruger Wrangler vs. Heritage; all I could tell is the Ruger seems to have a nicer finish and felt a little better in my hand. Up to the end user if it's $75-$100 nicer than the Heritage. Classic Firearms had a table and had a large crowd with their MP5 (Century Arms AP5) clone display, so I didn't wait for an opening. The most curious thing I saw was an older shotgun with what appears to be a Cutts Compensator. I was on my way out, so I didn't slow down to check the model, price or ask the seller about it.

If you have a few extra bucks, send one off to Marc at Gemini Customs. I have a 3" SP that he slicked up, top notch work. My only contribution, since it doesn't appear you are seeking a particular concealable revolver, whatever you decide on, go with the 4 or 5 inch barrel. From my days on the Ruger forum, unless things have changed, 125 or better magnum loads in SPs. The 110s can crack the cone. It does bring up the argument of snub nose magnums...if you're close enough, you can set the dude on fire while poking a few holes in him.

Good luck with 3000, that is an overlooked awesome machine. eBay motors would be on my radar for parts and pieces.

As long as they report the income and pay taxes .gov doesn't particularly care. With Saul Goodman as your attorney...

@iplaycardswithjdshellnutThank you for your words of encouragement; Christians are welcome here. I perceive Satan continues to attack us, because as a liar, he can't believe the truth of the Resurrection. While He died for all, I know His sacrifice and precious blood washes away my sin and shame, throws open the gates of Heaven and makes me acceptable to a holy, righteous and ever- loving God. It seems the plan along is to get us back into Heaven to spend eternity with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. See you there!

Welcome to a great forum!

Concur!

Welcome aboard, this is a great place!

Welcome! How did you end up in Coal Gap?

What is this mythical tax refund creature you speak of?