Jack

Got this e-mail from Greg Cote - a good guy for mags: "Hi, Maryland has passed a 10 round magazine limit so I have to relocate in order to continue in business. I will be closing down later next week while I relocate my business to Florida. My website will be up and running again ASAP. However, it will be down for a while as I move inventory and I set up the office and warehouse. If you want anything, please place your order within the next few days so your order doesn't get delayed. I will not be able to process any orders when the website is down. Thanks, Greg Greg Cote Greg Cote, LLC Phone Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-6:00PM Eastern Time Saturday 9:00AM-12:00PM Eastern Time Phone 443-321-4676 Fax 443-321-4665 GregCoteLLC.com"

Got this e-mail from Greg Cote - a good guy for mags" "Hi, Maryland has passed a 10 round magazine limit so I have to relocate in order to continue in business. I will be closing down later next week while I relocate my business to Florida. My website will be up and running again ASAP. However, it will be down for a while as I move inventory and I set up the office and warehouse. If you want anything, please place your order within the next few days so your order doesn't get delayed. I will not be able to process any orders when the website is down. Thanks, Greg Greg Cote Greg Cote, LLC Phone Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-6:00PM Eastern Time Saturday 9:00AM-12:00PM Eastern Time Phone 443-321-4676 Fax 443-321-4665 GregCoteLLC.com"

2012 M3 Vert

I think that a red dot sight on you rifle can help shooting with your non-dominant eye.

Both posts were at 5:20 - I call a tie

Some nut mailed ricin to Bloomberg and head of Mayors Against Illegal Guns. More media BS to follow...

So if I have a long gun NICS approval can I transfer a rifle in the first week, a shotgun in the second week, and another rifle in the third week all under the same NICS which is good for 30 days?

You can start a long gun NICS before your FFL receives the gun(s). The question I have is once the long gun NICS check is approved, can I transfer multiple long guns on different days during the 30 day window that the NICS is good for.

19 days (14 business days) and still waiting

There's a joke in there somewhere

Just wondering - how many have an obvious "pignose" deformity of their Glock frame? My 35 oinks...

I have 3 pistols bought & paid for sitting at my FFL. I will need to get a 3 month renewal on 2 of my 3 permits at this point. If NICS wait time keep getting worse, I may even lose my last P2P and have to reapply for more...

After nearly 50 years of marriage, a couple was lying in bed one evening, when the wife felt her husband, begin to massage her in ways he hadn't in quite some time. It almost tickled as his fingers started at her neck, and then began moving down past the small of her back. He then caressed her shoulders and neck, slowly worked his hand down, stopping just over her stomach. He then proceeded to place his hand on her left inner arm, working down her side, passing gently over her buttock and down her leg to her calf. Then, he proceeded up her thigh, stopping just at the uppermost portion of her leg. He continued in the same manner on her right side, then suddenly stopped, rolled over and became silent. As she had become quite aroused by this caressing, she asked in a loving voice, 'Honey, that was wonderful. Why did you stop?' To which he responded: 'I found the remote.'

http://www.darpa.mil/Our_Work/AEO/Programs/Advanced_Sighting_System_%28One-Shot%29.aspx Advanced Sighting System (One-Shot) Military snipers may only get one chance to hit their target. The One Shot program seeks to enable snipers to accurately hit targets with the first round, under crosswind conditions, day or night, at the maximum effective range of the weapon. To achieve this, the One Shot system provides a measured profile of downrange crosswind and range to target. This information is then used to compensate the bullet trajectory to offset crosswind effects and range-related bullet deviations, substantially increasing the probability of first-shot hit. One Shot XG Phase represents the next-generation of the One Shot system. In previous phases, the program has conducted two development cycles through numerous field tests, government field test verifications and demonstrations to military services. The program should complete Phase 2E in spring 2013, which will reduce system size, weight and power and extend the engagement range. The Phase 2E system will mount on a conventional spotting scope, and prototypes are expected to be available for field evaluation in spring 2013. Because of interest expressed by services, One Shot XG is being initiated to create a significantly smaller “field-ready system” that can be “clipped-on” directly to the weapon, eliminating the need for a spotter/observer in future sniper operations. This next-generation One Shot envisions a compact observation, measurement, and ballistic calculation system mountable on either the weapon or spotting scope. The system developed will measure all relevant physical phenomena that influence the ballistic trajectory and rapidly calculate and display the offset aim point and confidence metric in the shooter’s riflescope. The system will provide the ability to see the aim point on the target in either day or night to enable rapid target identification, weapon alignment, measurement of range to target and the crosswind profile. The XG system seeks to exploit new technologies to operate over a range of visibilities, atmospheric turbulence, scintillation and environmental conditions. If successful, One Shot XG would lead to limited rate production with the military services taking on the requirement and acquisition role for future procurement.

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