SmittyMHS

I have 3 of those. They do the job for what they are. But I don't have little ones running around. It would still keep them out as long as they can't find the keys. Bolt them down good so they can't just be carted off. I keep mine in a lock-up room that has an alarm that will make your ears bleed in short order.

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Sounds like a fun place to work!

Consider 2 for the price of one. Well, kinda. Get something that you can add a .22 kit to. I have a Beretta 92 and added the kit. One permit.Two guns. Same feel. Win win!

Well I smoked the "tire" the whole 1/4 mile and didn't really know how to stage a turbo car.

Low 15s. That was with a peg leg and stock meat. As stock as it could be.

To tell the truth I'm torn with the under 21 thing. I have a 28 year old living with me that I wouldn't trust with ANY firearm. These kids today aren't as mature (or have common sense) at 18 as in generations passed. (flame suit on) I get- "I didn't know" "No one told me I couldn't" "I didn't think" " what difference does it make" Well I don't trust... And many of his friends in the same age group. So making them wait a few extra years is ok by me.

I still have my 87 T Type. ( A GN but in colors) Back in the day it ran 12.7 @ 107. With just s cat delete and a chip. There were NO stock fox bodies around to touch a GN. Worked maybe. You might get in touch with Denise Kirban. He used to sell a lot of GNs and T Types. I'm sure he still has his finger on the pulse of the market. Kirban Performance Products, Inc. PO Box 1199 6201 Kellers Church Rd Plumsteadville, PA 18949 Phone: 215-766-1611 Fax: 215-766-1615 E-Mail: sales@kirbanperformance.com

I always dress the end with a file and then squeeze the end together just a bit to taper it some. I use Chanel locks wrapped with electrical tape to install the pin. Never a problem.

I'm waiting for a high profile case where someone stops a perp from some dastardly deed but gets busted because he had an evil 15 rnd mag. BTW. What ever happened to that Dr. busted with an AR a while back.

My garage is 80 ft from the house. I had 4 cameras up and running in about 2 hrs from opening the boxes and I didn't need to dig a trench. But I don't feel I need a true CCTV security system. The other good thing about wireless is if you pick a spot that you're not real happy with the view you can easily move it. Might be helpful for someone looking to ultimately installing a good system as to where the best place to put the cameras in advance.

Typical SNL junk. Sad.

I got the Blink last week. Very easy to set up is a plus. Cheap mount but they work ok. I played with them alot and no battery loss. Nite vision is good I guess. I use mine to see the front door when I'm upstairs and to watch my garage cause its at the back of the property. I like the Blink camera because it's very small. My stepson still hasn't noticed them. The thing you have to remember is these cheap cameras are NOT security cameras.