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They usually have plenty of eyes and ears available for free unless they have an event going on.

I'm bringing my GP1975. Gotta see if i can find someone local who sells a good cheek pad/rest for eye relief on the red dot.

So this other guy bought his gun earlier in the week, and was just transfering it the day you were there. The gun that david8613 had paid for and ordered and had been waiting for was sold to someone else days earlier, which was before he cancelled his order? Nice ....There is a reason they are referred to as Prick Armory. I was there thursday, he canceled tuesday. The tracking showed a friday delivery. When I was there thursday, the guy who bought it came to shoot it, he was waiting on permits, but it was purchased (either late tuesday or wednesday, not sure). While I was there, David also called to ask about the refund from credit card and Milton was trying to help him out. Also, the Brick Armory account is idle. Waiting on Maks to give the login info to Daniel.

I was there about 1:30ish for a bit. The guy did the paperwork today, but he bought it earlier in the week. I didn't ask specifics.

I'm not defending anything in regards to payment, but I will just give a heads up on shipping. Everything has been off a bit with the recent weather. Not everything is shipping local, and I've had plenty of shipments delayed and others that still showed on tracking as delayed but were delivered. And I had alot shipped in last week via UPS, USPS and Fedex. Rain, sleet or snow might not close em, but it definitely slows em down. Tracking anything has been unreliable the last 2 weeks. And expect it to continue with this storm and more expected snow next week. And it did resell. I was there today doing the paperwork on my rifle when the guy did the paperwork on the 22. I'm sorry it worked out bad and I understand you getting upset, but you did cancel, so it being resold was inevitable. And if you paid in credit card, a 4-5 day wait before it goes back to your account is the norm. And that's 4-5 business days. Sorry for your experience.

this the one we went to last time?

How much coverage has been given to Chrysler's recall due to faulty airbags? Toyota & Honda don't have unions, so the UAW's cost that is tacked on to every GM, Ford & Chrysler isn't tacked on to them. American companies can't compete and so they need to force an issue in order to have people sue and raise prices so the market is more competitive. Don't get me wrong, the defects in quality assurance are a bad thing. But the quality assurance has been something lacking from more than just foreign companies. Its across the board and a byproduct of the resession. In order to save money, things are rushed and costs are cut, and most often its in the QA departments. It happened to Gateway and Dell during the dot com rushes too.

I was there earlier to finish sighting in the red dot on my ak. I had too much running around to do last night to stick around and i was exhausted. I'll make an effort to be there next tuesday. I'll be there tomorrow before the snow hopefully though.

He is an idiot, plain and simple. More people die every year because of not paying attention to detail than is necessary. He forgot he was dealing with a dangerous weapon and became negligent. He might not have been an idiot in everything, but in handling his weapon, he was. Here's how i can justify calling him an idiot in public... 1 - Did the firearm go off because of a malfunction? No 2 - Did he ignore the 4 basic rules that every firearm user are supposed to know? Yes 3 - Was he in a position of authority that by carrying said firearm, he should have known better than the average citizen? Yes. 4 - Regardless of his attitude, demeanor, past record, etc.... Did he make an idiotic mistake? Yes 5 - Could the mistake have been avoided? Yes. Hence the idiot. And you can't call it an accident. Did he drop it? No, he showed negligence in understanding how his firearm worked and removed the mag without removing the round in the chamber. Mistake and accident aren't the same thing. Accidents happen. Mistakes can be avoided. Condolences to his family, but trust me, his actions will serve for years to come on what NOT to do.

BA is a dealer now. They got 2 in yesterday and think both sold. I'm waiting back from Kriss to see if they have a Certified Dealer logo cuz I don't want to design one without checking with them first. Not sure how long it takes to get added to the official kriss site list either. At least I have time to work on the site a little now that work slowed down a tad at the Golf Course. Actually it hasn't, but i'm making time to fix up and redo the site.

Found this elsewhere and thought it fit. Make sure you have the right stuff!

Mine hated me monday... 1 droid erris - 1lb 1 Gun Cabinet - 90lbs

I had my zombie hunter patch on, so its ok to discount me. I'll be back today after work to sight in my red dot.

lol Walmart doesn't carry it in NJ. But you get my point lol

Its no different than Target vs Walmart. Both carry alot of the same things, but you have a personal preference. Does it make the other any less because you choose to go to the other one? Of course not. Experiences are going to make some prefer one over the other. Some get very heated over their like or dislike, but its still up to each individual to make up their own mind. We're all adults, so anyone that comes here and sees positive or negative views posted by others can either believe what they read on the internet or they can go and decide for themselves. Lemmings are a dime a dozen, and I think any business prefers those with intelligence that can make up their own minds. I prefer BA, but you'll never see me post anything negative about SS. I don't even post positives about BA because my opinion is just that, my opinion. I'll answer questions if i know the answer and that's about all. There is no vs.... they are just 2 businesses close by that give those of us local to both, more options.

We can always wait for a reanimation medicine and just shoot matt, reanimate, shoot, rinse repeat. Or treat him like a sheep, clone him and shoot the clones. option 2 is faster, so i vote for that one.

But the insurance companies charge everyone higher rates due to the number of lawsuits. So what's the issue with tort reform? What's the issue with state lines? Is just being covered the goal even though your premiums would still go up, yet those that can't afford it now will still not be able to afford the goverment option with worse care? I'm trying to figure out where you're going with all this....Its not the insurance companies faults, yet you want the goverment to take them over. People can't afford health care, yet you want everyone to have to pay for it...even though prices will go up. You say tort reform won't help, yet make the comment that the problem is that people sue for 5million over crap. You say doctors should pay more if they are proven guilty... and again, its something that would be fixed under tort reform. I'm not trying to rile things up, you're just being very contradictory and confusing.... What positives do you see with the government healthcare plan?

Tort reform.... repeated for umpteenth time. There are small fixes that will make overall sweeping changes. Gradual changes for the better are better than immediate changes for the worst.

1% to 3% of what number? Add the number of patients a doctor must see to at $50 a patient to reach 200k a month just to cover insurance. Then add in rent, student loan payments from 8+ years of school, divided by # of doctors in the area, and then give me the % that they make. Doctors are going out of business left and right. Just because a few are in a specialized area doesn't mean every one is loaded. Leases let them look richer than they are, but most I know are in more debt than those in far less professions. We need overall reform. And a government takeover of the healthcare system won't change any of this. It'll just dump 30million people onto medicaid which you've already mentioned is corrupt. Yup, that's the answer.

Both insurance companies and doctors are scammers. They both cut each other, and as result keep paying. Furthermore, what is insurance? Insurance is dividing the risk across a pool. When healthy people choose not to pay for insurance because they would rather spend it on something else, premiums have to go up as now your total premium pool is all sick people.... as a result then sick people **** about having higher premiums. As far as insurance companies, they are a necessary evil. When I went to my doctor, she submitted a bill of $350 for a checkup... insurance paid doctor the customary rate of $50 for the 5 mins she spent with me. Anastasia went to the same doctor, and HAS NO insurance.... my doctor charged her $150. tell me that is right? Had they charged you and submitted $150 to the insurance company, the doctor would have recieved $20. Are the doctors right for submitting higher bills? Are the insurance companies right for taking such a large % and profit? The doctor can charge her less because its all profit, and he then gets 100%. She got charged $200 less than you, yet the doctor made $100 more from her than you... The system needs reform. Not a government takeover that will only put profit in even more pockets. And premiums WON'T go down that way.

When children rule, they will never look at others as adults, only children... yup, I said it.

I normally agree with you Maks but I'm going to whole heartedly disagree with you right now. The uninsured can get insured by GOING AND PAYING FOR IT! I've said it once and I'll say it again, pre-existing conditions like cancer etc should not affect your premiums. Being stupid and smoking SHOULD!!!!!!! affect your premiums. No one should be denied PAY FOR insurance. Stop the fricken hand outs, get your butt out of your bed and go get a job and stop letting "the system" take care of you! by uninsured, I am really talking about those families that cannot afford insurance. An average premium for health insurance in New Jersey if you go out and buy it yourself is $500 a month for single, $1300 a month for a family of 3. They can't afford it because doctors HAVE to charge alot to stay afloat. The average cost for malpractice insurance premiums are about 200k. Add that up for a year and then try to make a profit. Think tort reform would bring that cost down even a little?? Big Picture Maks... chicken or the egg... Even I don't have health insurance and I want nothing to do with a healthcare plan. Cut the costs of healthcare, not take it over and make others pay for my coverage. And insurance companies have already raised the rates due to them even talking about healthcare... and that's being passed on to the employees having to pay more of a % for their coverage.

The Federal Register, which lists new regulations, annually averaged 72,844 pages between 1977 and 1980. During the Reagan years, the average fell to 54,335. During the Bush I years, they rose to 59,527, to 71,590 during the Clinton years and rose to a record of 75,526 during the Bush II years. Employees in government regulatory agencies grew from 146,139 in 1980 to 238,351 in 2007, a 63 percent increase. In the banking and finance industries, regulatory spending between 1980 and 2007 almost tripled, rising from $725 million to $2.07 billion. Both sides haven't done much good, but the biggest increase by far was when Clinton took over, so he's the one responsible for your authorities above you being so confused. The right has put ideas out there, but unless you're watching Fox, you won't ever hear about them. Well you might catch a whiff on CNN now. The left has completely cut out the right on all discussions, then blame them for not cooperating. Its not right, but you can't blame one side without blaming the other. BC might have learned to work with the right, but when you're getting blown under your desk in the oval office, would you pay attention to every piece of paper coming across your desk? Or would you just sign it with a huge grin? More to the point... we don't need a healthcare plan... we need healthcare reform. And tort reform and buying across state lines is a START to fixing the cost problems, not the complete solution. How to you curb costs? By making it government run and rationing? Cutting deals with the very companies you're trying to reform? Honestly there is never going to be a working healthcare plan. It has to be reformed little by little otherwise you'll increase the prices beyond where they are now. Then we'd go from 10% uncovered to 20% and gradually rise until no one can afford it. Cutting it 1-2% at a time with gradual reform is a much better option for all. Remember, the constitution doesn't guarantee the right to healthcare.

Yeah and it was kind of ironic that Murtha was cut and died in a government run hospital last week...

I'm in... head 'splodin