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Hey Ty, I think right now we're close to 30, give or take 1 or 2. How many do we need for the group buy price break and how much for the .223 and .308s? Thanks.

I'd be interested in a few LR20s. Maybe someone can start this in Midwest's area and get some prices and let people chime in and see if we get enough interest.

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Nice! Congrats! I've had the same exact safe for 2 years. Like it a lot, except I'm running out of space. Had 3 handguns and a rifle when I bought it, fills up quick. Customer service is great. Even sent me new bulbs twice for free when they blew. Good luck with it.

If I recall correctly, I had my waiver in 12 days.

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What a friggin joke this guy is. Outrage of the Week Friday, July 22, 2011 This week’s outrage comes to us from Baltimore, Maryland, where mayoral candidate Otis Rolley is proposing a $1.00 per bullet tax be levied on all ammunition purchases in the city of Baltimore as part of his “crime plan.” According to a July 19 article appearing on WBALTV.com, Rolley said, "This is not a revenue enhancement tool. It's a 'make it difficult for you to buy bullets in the city' tool." Rolley also stated that the proposed tax would cause a decrease in "random firings that too often happen around holidays." The article additionally notes that Rolley wants to make possession of small amounts of marijuana a summary offense, which would treat the offense more like public drunkenness than a drug crime. Hmm. Tax the law-abiding citizens of the city and make it prohibitively expensive for them to purchase ammunition for self-defense, and reduce penalties for illegal drugs. That’s his idea of a crime plan? That’s outrageous. http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Federal/Read.aspx?id=7006

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Welcome to the forum. As others have said, come out and try the guns you're interested in. there are a few P0-1 owners on this board, me being one of them. If you'd like to shoot it, let me know. Also, you have 180 days, not 90 since you can extend your permits if not used within the first 90 days. Good luck.

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Not 100% sure, but recently read that a court upheld the patent for the maker of Frontline. My company owns that company and get an email at work about it. They may be pulling the generics. I'd have to go look for the email to double check, but that's what I remember.

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You really only need to make the first meeting to turn in your paperwork, get a safety briefing and orientation of the range rules. They'd like you to make the General Membership meeting the following week to get your ID, but if you can't make it and have a member who can pick up your ID for you, you're good to go. I held off from joining because I want out of this state, but realize it will probably be a couple of years and feel I can ge my monies worth. If you can afford it, it is well worth it.

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I believe that is because Utah's class is just on CCW laws and doesn't require any live fire or firearm handling whereas FL does.

Sounds like it to me.

It was reported today that the BATFE got $10M from the "stimulus" for this operation.

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