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I found a guy selling them online for $6.95 and bought a bunch as gifts. Opening a bottle with them is a real hassle,

I bought Ruger right before Obama got elected. It's trading at 3 times what I paid for it. I bought S&W at the same time and it just took a huge hit. Maybe the perfect time to buy more.

I have one also. I like the gun, but it's picky with ammo. I also bought a GSG 1911-22. Much nicer gun and feeds anything. Not really the same style gun obviously.

I would be ok with two. Five last week is really the issue.

Cool link. Funny that after all these years it's still basically the same procedures. Some higher security applications use a Mas Hamilton X07 lock now.

I've been staying off gun sites for the last few days. I'm a gun hoarder and need help.

I'm in the lock business. Safes usually have three ways to change the combo. Key change, hand change and random change. Most cheaper safes are random change. You take off the back cover and move the screw to another hole and then dial the combo to figure out the new combo. The sucky part of these locks is that you cant pick your combo. All good safe locks are Group II and are key change and have an access hole through the back of the body. Most times the inside cover of the safe will have a hole that allows access to the change tool hole. Worst case send me a message and email me a picture and I'll tell you how to get it changed.

Buds Guns had them in stock on Friday. I'm sure they're long gone by now though.

Watch "The Cove" one night. The way the Japanese treat Dolphins is sad.

I've put about 250 rounds thru my LC9 with no issues! (yet)

Here's my 68 Chevelle.

I'm in the safe and lock business and personally wouldn't trust any of the lower cost Biometric locks. The only one I would use on my own safe is the S&G version. It's not cheap, but it's the best on the market. I personally can't justify the cost and upgraded to the S&G 6120 electronic group II lock. Cheap enough to justify and reliable enough not to worry about it opening.

Kahr bought them in June of last year. I have a 50AE and always wanted the baby eagle.

I've only had it for a week, but so far it's been o.k. with no real issues. I do want to try some various ammo and see how it feeds and ejects. As expected, it has almost no recoil. I bought it more as a toy and can't really see where it has any other real purpose. I didn't really expect too much from it, but it's kind of fun (and cheap) to shoot.

The gun I posted is a lightened version of the standard pistol and must weigh less than 50oz to be legal in NY. I actually had it on order for 1 1/2 years and the ATF finally approved it for sale. It uses standard GSG rifle mags, but we can't have anything larger than 10 rounds in scenic NY.