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Please explain this?

Does it really matter? Most guns only discharge when the trigger is pulled. Agreed PK most firearms only dicharge when the trigger is pulled. The reason I asked the question is that there is the perception that some firearms require less training than others. And to what degree was the negligence. Even though I'm sure we all morn the loss of this LEO a root cause analysis needs to be done. Any additional info about this tradgic occurence would be appreciated.

Are you referring to Model1 or DPMS?

Does it say anywhere what kind of pistol it was? BTW Sad and condolences

I started to buy an upper from them but got disgusted. I opted to buy a DPMS from http://www.jsesurplus.com/index.aspx. I think the quality is about the same, availability is immediate and the prices are about the same. If you have the hots for a Model 1 I might be able to find the name of a FFL I used in TX that can get Model 1's quicker but you pay a little more. Frank

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Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. Firearms should be unloaded when not actually in use. Don't rely on your gun's safety. Be sure of your target and what's beyond it. Use proper ammunition. If your gun fails to fire when the trigger is pulled, handle with care. Always wear eye and ear protection when shooting. Be sure the barrel is clear of obstructions before shooting. Don't alter or modify your gun and have it serviced regularly. Learn the mechanical and handling characteristics of the firearm you are using.

I was just notified Midway has CCI#500 small pistol primers for $31.99/1000. Realize there is a $20 Hazmat fee and shipping. Anybody up for a group buy to minimize the Hazmat and shipping fees?

My point exactly!

Who is this guy? Where is he from? Why is he here?

He got ya Ray...

I can throw a michine in the back of the truck. Frank

I'm putting a sign in the back of my truck Saturday so I finally meet you guys!

Cold fingers and firearms aren't the safest thing in the world. That being said, You girls be careful with gloves and handling firearms in cold weather. Really, pocket warmers or gloves on then off are more preferable. Kimber got a nice pair of shooting specific gloves a Dunkleburger's, can even load mags with them but they are not real warm. She wears them for grip.

That's great. We just have to make sure we support them You know the prices will be a little higher but my truck gets 18mpg so running to PA isn't cheap either. Good job and Thanks for the initiative!

If the permit thing can be overcome, the raffle can be done at an annual meeting to comply with the internet restriction. We should have an annual meeting/dinner anyways.

You're so damned quick I took the date thing out of my post thinking I just didn't see it. LOL

Post it and I will come!

Mak- If the person to be infuenced was posted publicly we all could request that they carry supplies. As far as a class I wonder if there could be a liability problem. Just a thought. Anyway books on reloading abound.

That's a great idea. Jerry Martin at the gun counter is a pretty cool guy. I'll mention it to him.

Ray- You have a HiPower? Good man! We can agree on that one :hope:

I see. Just as a heads up took about 6 weeks to change my address. They actually had me surrender my old card and I got a copy. How's that for legal? Good Luck.

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CSJ- I'm so confused! You mention a driver license but are you talking about a Firearms ID Card as well? I thought you had 90 days to change your address on your Firearms ID Card.