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Regulator72

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  1. Damn.. WTF is wrong with people????? animals.. http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/100730/world/us_child_shot By The Associated Press ADVERTISEMENT INDIANAPOLIS - A 4-year-old Indianapolis boy picked up a gun left lying on a kitchen table and fired a shot that killed the 3-year-old daughter of his father's girlfriend, police said Friday. After finding the gun, the boy pointed the loaded .45-calibre handgun at Aunesti Lee Allen's head before firing, Lt. Jeff Duhamell of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said. Police said the girl's mother, Fiona C. Lee, 26, was home at the time of the shooting Thursday. She was arrested on charges of child neglect and drug charges after officers found cocaine and marijuana in the home. She was being held Friday at the Marion County Jail. Friends and relatives gathered Friday afternoon outside the home, a duplex in a working class neighbourhood on the near west side of the city. They brought stuffed animals and flowers for an impromptu memorial that also included candles and a white ceramic angel with an inscription in ink, "She is in the arms of angels." "I knew the little girl. I cried," said John Dodd, a friend of the family, who knew the victim and her siblings. "They were playful. I'd give them some spending change," Dodd said. Duhamell said the 4-year-old boy was the son of Lee's live-in boyfriend, and relatives said the two had been in a relationship for about a year. He said it was not clear who the gun belonged to. The boyfriend has a record for a handgun offence and cocaine charge, the police spokesman said. Lee also has a record, Duhamell said, but he did not know the details. Neither turned up in a search of the Indiana Department of Correction's online offender database.
  2. Did you see the gearcase on the floatable after the capt lowered it into the rocks and tried to drive it off.. Those poor whales dont have a chance.. The best thing those whales have going for them is the wrath of mother nature.. hahaha, that was the stupidest thing i've ever seen on that show, i could help to think about if all my customers were like that, i'd have to hire a few more tech's
  3. Looks good my friend.. I'm going to bed/cork the barrel on mine as well.. do you think this is what is causing your rounds to make a left hand turn?
  4. Pretty interesting, but i wonder how long before the Silencer/Suppressor black market kicks in in these areas. someone in the comments on this video also mentioned fireworks...
  5. It's the S&W way, they have a lifetime warranty; 1. Lifetime Service Policy We will repair any defect in material or workmanship without charge to the original purchaser for as long as you own the handgun. My issue was simple, as it would fail to extract like every 3rd round. The extractor had a chip in it. When i called, they never questioned if i was the original owner or not,I even told them i purchased the gun second hand. i explained the issue, they gave me an address to ship it to, and 2 weeks later it was in my hands fixed. Now, I know for certain that Tony did not know of the issue before the sale, if he had, he would have done the same as me and had it repaired. Point is, before S&W agreed to fix under warranty, Tony offered to pay for repair or any expenses related to the repair. Your not going to get that on Gunbroker or too many other places (aside from the vendors that support this forum) I cant speak for the other vendors as i have not used them, but my experience as well as others with Tony are clearly stated all over this forum. Good luck with your purchase!
  6. I'll be checking out a Beretta 92fs next Tuesday @ Brick Armory. Tony from TJ Sporting Arms is selling it and I've read good feedbacks about him. I bought a used S&W 6906 from Tony.. shortly after purchasing it, i had an extractor issue, called S&W, sent it in, all covered under warranty. I Let Tony know about the problem, just as an fyi, and he offered to pay any costs (shipping/repair) that I had incurred. I only had to pay shipping one way to S&W so i wasn't concerned about that. Tony didn't have to step up and offer to pay anything, but he did.. That goes a long way in my book. I've purchased 4 guns, and did one transfer thru him, never an issue and price was always fair.. good luck!
  7. my .02.. I gotta agree with both views on this, buying new as your first gun, i wouldn't recommend doing, if your green when it comes to guns, or even that particular model gun**, but buying used to save a few bucks and get into a sport, or perhaps getting a better gun that you couldn't otherwise afford, that's just plain smart.. **now, as been stated, take a forum member with you, have them handle, shoot and check the gun out with you before you buy it, you should be good to go..you cant go wrong with an experienced second set of eyes.. basically, if your gonna do it, don't do it alone and as others have suggested, look around for prices, maybe you can find a new one close to what your paying for the used one.. not sure if i helped you there, or just retyped what everyone else has said.. it's early..
  8. Regulator72 replied to lunker's topic in Events & Meetups
    I'm in...
  9. well said... Suicide, Permanent solution, to a temporary problem...
  10. Nice, good luck with that...
  11. Ah, i did forget to add that, not sure how tho.. Funny part is, there was at least 5 other DL's in the book, mostly PA, and the place was empty when we went back for yours.. The thing was i gave her your name, she takes the DL out and holds it up to me and then hands it to me..
  12. Eating, laughing and sweating in the dark.. It couldn't have been better!
  13. Wow, what a day.. just got home... Traffic, walmart stop, BBQ in the dark, jammed gun, broken Mercedes, Bry@n's Rifle, Rain/Sleet/Snow Tropical hurricane storm.. Wouldnt change a thing, cept' maybe the Mercedes part.. Thanks for everyone that came, I know i had a blast and lots of laughs... When is the next one... Wish this was my ride...
  14. I see your up at 6, are you just getting up or still up from yesterday?
  15. Hey, this is in PA my friend, i think even the beer cup is good to go...
  16. Cool, the more the merrier! we are up to 11 now i think!! gonna be fun!
  17. :text-welcomeconfetti: :text-welcomeconfetti:
  18. nice, see ya there Unda Cuva Brutha...
  19. Welcome...
  20. Wow, looks inexpensive, anyone ever use this ammo.? Thanks for the link
  21. Thanks for the tips guys... I will most likely be 100-200yd @ Dix..
  22. cool, what ya get? Oh, man, i was hoping you wouldn't find out... I feel like i cheated on you I picked up a Savage Model 11 off the forum..
  23. Just became the owner of my first rifle in .308, and was looking for some recommendations for some ammo. I am really only going to use it for target shooting right now, so i don't need anything specifically for hunting, and not looking to buy the "best" ammo out there.. so .308 guys, what are you using?

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