Maksim

Hey now Ryan... I have blackberry phones now. =P Z10 for the win.

Sorry for your loss bud.

Neat... but lets be honest, this would only work in a third world country if that.... If you saw someone with a phone like that.... you would know they are up to no good. =P Now if it was in a shape of a smart phone...... now we are talking.

I will say.... find out it is indeed the FFL causing the issue. I have seen a few FFL's where they did get the Nics back approved, but fumbled the paperwork.... or failed to submit it.... however in most cases.... it is nics.

You do realize the FFL is not the ones at fault here? and very little they can do. They fax in the requests and wait for approvals form NICS. As long as FFL put the request through... there is nothing they can do but wait like you.

Should be open group for anyone to join.... Well check. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

First 9mm I have shot was a 92fs. First that I bought was a CZ85b. Then added a few high powers, smith Wesson 1911 pro series, HK p7 psp, and I think that is it..... I did have an HK p30l that I do regret selling. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I am wondering.... has anyone ever committed a crime with a smith Wesson 500 or a Desert Eagle 50?

Just watched the video..... so anyone have any doubts if Christie is Anti gun? The 7 day waiting period..... news to me? Either this was his way to put one in.... or he has no clue what the laws actually are.

Btw..... it is tuesday. Sent from my Z10 using Tapatalk 2

What happened last week? Sent from my Z10 using Tapatalk 2

Arsenals and VEPR are really good rifles. Chris at bullseye tactical has an arsenal there and the trigger is swwwweeeeeet. Build quality very very good. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Good good good.

Congrats Shane. It looks awesome. Did not believe it was a HD

...and there is no 9 vs 45 debate.... they are both good for whatever you need them for. =) It's not about one or the other. You either trade for a living.... or you invest on fundamentals long term.

No no... I have been trading on techinicals for about 10 years now. I invest on fundamentals. There is a huge difference between investing and trading, but I am sure you know that. I am sure you also know the statistics of the traders who trade for a living and how many of them actually make money. I know of 2 traders from the top of my head who actually make a good living doing so, and neither of them will tell you it is investing. For that, I know of countless traders who lost the majority of their money. You don't trade on fundamentals. the .com bubble was all greed, much like the so called housing experts that sold people investment properties, and the so called gold bugs. Fundamentals? Starbucks @ 12 a share, Smith Wesson at 2.50, Barclays, Constellation energy, Prudential and other bank preferreds yielding between 25% and 40% annually as a QDI (qualified Dividend Income) taxed at 5%. Charts as any statistics, can always lie.

Thanks for the feedback guys. Keep it coming. Nice to see more and more shops being aware of the forum and being a resource.

Quite the opposite.... the tech bubble was all about technicals... and not about fundamentals. Fundamentals, you are valuing the company based on earnings, and projected future growth.... Pets.com, and others were trading way the hell above any long term averages of earnings, most were not even profitable. They were going up because of pretty charts.... until they did not. Gold, Oil, Housing... all bubbles were speculation support with charts. Talk to any technical trader and if they honest, they will all say, the same chart can be manipulate to tell you anything you want to see. Combine Fundamental research..... WITH technical analysis for entry and exit points.... now you are talking.

This is from the guy who said he would not ride again..... You DO NOT have a problem.

Personally I am glad commodities are blowing up... time to find the next bubble. People have to realize, long term, they are just a hedge. Yes, Platinum and Silver have a ton of uses for them, and why I like them as metals, both as long term hedge against inflation, but to have as well. SHTF situation? Well, if it is like Falling Skies or Zombie crap... I would rather have Lead and gun powder. =P If it is just a slowdown or economic issues I would rather be invested in solid companies.... everyone will still need to buy toilet paper, coke, etc. Most of all, make sure you understand why you own what you own and for what purpose. Have a defined risk factor. The three institutional guys I talked with today (including Fidelity) mentioned 1200, and if it breaks that... more issues. RBS has been out of gold in their commodity strategies for the past 3 weeks. I feel like a dummy for ringing the cash register and selling my $25 call options which were Out of the Money at the time on DUST. I make the right calls, but out too soon. eh. If Silver breaks $20, I will be adding to my bullion coins collection and picking up maple leafs, brittanias, and mexican libertards (spelling). In the short term... expect more volatility until all the margin calls are triggered. Oil fell from the high of $143 down to mid $40's very very quickly, before stabilizing to where it should be. I expect gold to do the same.

Wait... You sold the Busa and bought the Duck.... Then you had some cruiser thing.... What am I missing in the timeline....

Alex... I love it. Guys, Anthony's range is a completely different beast. I do not think it is for everyone. Much like some folks should be driving a used Camry, others like all the perks of driving a BMW M6. Personally, I think the membership is all for the perks..... like the gun rentals and discounts on classes. It pays for itself if you use it. Yes, it is not all you can eat buffet membership, but it has its target audience. If I am doing a corporate event, or a client bring a friend event.... I could care less about if it is $15 walk on or $25, if I have a facility where I can feel my people are safe. VIP lounge.... awesomeness.

I got a press release for it as media.... I will post it later today.

If the membership was only for range time, yes... comparatively expensive. However.... you do get a lot for the membership to the range.... free rentals is the big one. Lets be honest, the walk on fees, next to the cost of the gun, are the cheapest parts of the hobby for most active shooters.

Wojo, Thanks for your insights.