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Raven holsters are great, but be prepared to wait 4-5 months.

Yes, pay for private registration

"xxxxx" indicates "do not have" 1. .38/.357 Snubnose Revolver 2. Pump Shotgun 3. An Old West Style Gun 4. Polymer Service Pistol 5. Large Bore Revolver (.41+) 6. Defensive Carbine (aka Assualt/Black Rifle) 7. .22lr Pistol 8. European Mil Surp 9. .38/.357 Target or Service Revolver 10. .45acp 1911 11. American Mil Surp 12. "Something for your Wife/Girlfriend" 13. .22lr Rifle 14. Wonder Nine Pistol 15. Pocket Pistol/Mouse Gun 16. SxS or O/U Shotgun 17. <20oz CCW Pistol 18. NFA/Class III 19. Firearm You Forgot You Owned 20. Something "Evil Looking" 21. "Pair of" or Duplicate Gun 22. Curio and Relic 23. Inherited/Gifted Firearm 24. Bolt Action Hunting Rifle 25. Something that made your wife/girlfriend angry Only 14 from the list... I need to step up my game...

After watching the video, the safe seems to come with lag bolts, so I guess it can be bolted to something.

Saw this on another site: http://www.sentrysafe.com/HDC Seems like a decent bedroom safe. Doesn't appear to have any bolt down holes, which, IMHO is a rather glaring omission, but for keeping kids away from guns and having reasonably quick access to a long gun and hand gun, it might just do the trick. ETA:

I don't own any 1911s, but ran across this a couple days ago on my interweb travels: http://1911-ispt.com/

Guys - ease up. Not everyone keeps tabs on where VladT is living on a day to day basis

Don't skimp on the bolt carrier group (BCG). The bolt really is the heart of an AR. The cheapest I've seen recently is the Palmetto BCG: http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/1746.php Haven't read up on it and don't have one, so can't speak to the quality. I use these: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-Bolt-Carrier-Group-MPI-Auto-M16-p/bcm%20bolt%20carrier%20group%20auto%20mp.htm http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XDD9300&name=Daniel+Defense+MPI+Tested+Bolt+Carrier+Group&groupid=55 For the charging handle, I highly recommend the BCM gunfighter. http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/AR15-Charging-Handle-s/35.htm Yes, it's more than double the price of your typical CH, but it's worth it in my opinion. Having a red-dot cowitness will depend on the mount it is attached to. Larue, Daniel Defense, ARMS, ADM, Bobro and a number of other manufacturers all make decent mounts for various aimpoints that will do either a lower 1/3 or absolute cowitness. Same goes for Trijicon, altho you have less mount options. Depending on the irons and red dot you'll be using, I'm sure someone will be able to make a more specific recommendation.

Happy Bday, Maks! MDTS class is a good way to spend it

Can't say I blame them. I've seen people attempt to hit a headshot with buckshot at 25 yds and basically destroy the target holder because they didn't take into account the spread of the shot at that distance.

Maybe you're having the same problem Duppie had? http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/28969-magtech-and-sellierbellot-customer-service/

CompUSA was bought by TigerDirect (if I remember correctly). I know all the local tri-state stores closed.. but not sure what happened with stores in other states. Seems like most of their sales are online now.

Actually, it's not... at least when you take into account the source material - i.e. the graphic novel/comic. Yes, they're in a post apocalyptic zombie world, so naturally, there will be zombies and shooting and what not... but the underlying theme of the story is what the living must endure to survive and how they change as things get worse and worse. If you're looking for a lot of run and gun, you'll be disappointed (unless the writers decide to drastically deviate from the comic - which, in many ways they have already) ETA: Don't forget the show is on AMC not Spike or FX. If you watch any of the other shows on AMC (The Killing, Breaking Bad, etc), you'll see that they spend a lot of time developing the characters

Nice pics.. place looks great! Dammit why couldn't they be closer!! :thsmiley_deadhorse:

The 12 rounders are for the M&Pc and to my knowledge won't work in the full size. I've had problems with the 10 rounders. The ones that came with my M&P were tight, but useable. The 10 rounders I bought separately were a royal PITA to use with 10 rounds. They were so tight that with 10 rounds in the magazine, the gun wouldn't strip off the top round when loading the gun. I left them loaded for a month, loaded and unloaded them a bunch of times hoping the spring would break in a little.. nothing helped. I haven't used them since finding the 15 rounders.

That's dam impressive! What kind of groups were you seeing prior to these handloads?

+1. I'm actually liking season 2 better than season 1. They're exploring the human/emotional aspects of a "zombie apocalypse" much more this season, and good or bad, the scene with Shane shooting Otis was awesome.

What I don't get is why no one questioned Shane (bad sheriff) about the python. He said something to the effect of "...He gave me his backpack. And when I looked back..." - so were they supposed to believe he had the python in the backpack?

What? An AK failed? Impossible!! I guess if you want a reliable AK, the trick is to NOT transfer one thru Jet Agent (go ahead, give me all the -1's you want.)

Fact of the matter is ARs are more reliable than most people give them credit for, and AKs are more accurate than most people give them credit for. AKs fail, and having an AR doesn't make you an instant sharpshooter. Let it go... :thsmiley_deadhorse:

Looks like Winchester Military 00 Buck

Micro would be my choice as well, but they are generally $100+ more. Still kicking myself for not grabbing a handful of R1's when Midway had them on sale for $300.

None whatsoever The big advantage of the Pro is it's price point (new). That's not to say that you couldn't find other Aimpoints for a similar (or lower) price. He asked about the Pro, so went with that.

As expected, the Dems in my district are running away with the election... 82% of the vote for Senate and 80% for Assembly