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Here's the kicker though - it's attaching to the Chassis - which in itself, is an accessory, not the pistol. However if you're really worried about that - look at the Recover 20/20 - the "mag holder" is optional. -
How much change do you see currently or near future with automation and robots in the industry? I'm guessing that as wages and personnel costs increase, more establishments are looking to replace high cost labor with automation. This may not be cheap either, but as labor costs go up and retention becomes difficult, automation becomes more competitive. Plus robots never take breaks, can work 24/7, never mess up your food, and always wash their hands after using the restroom. -
yes. my paranoid ass doesn't want to say the word "gun" or "firearm" if i get pulled over, so i've got copies of my ccw with the reg in each of my vehicles, along with one in my wallet with my dl and fPid i don't think that they'll be able to make it stick as it's one person out of what?34,000+? -
My advice would be to buy a Reloading book before purchasing anything! get acquainted with reloading by gaining knowledge and information. There's a number of good Reloading manuals out there. The ABC's of reloading is an excellent starter as are Lyman, they make an excellent Reloading manual. I like the Richard Lee Reloading manual also.
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