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Krdshrk

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  1. Eh yes and no. That'll just drive up the cost of insurance.....
  2. Also - if want to try a large variety, try getting one of the sampler packs from Thompson Cigar.
  3. Depends on your taste. I like a Romeo y Julieta Maduro Reserve. I would go to a nice cigar store and ask.
  4. I don't smoke cigs - never have in my life - the smell and everything nauseates me. Cigars, I smoke though - they smell awesome. You don't inhale the smoke - it's for taste. However, if a cigar's too dry (hasn't been properly stored), then it'll burn hot and ashy and taste like crap. I stop by MIdtown Cigar every once in a while to pick up some. They have their Cigar of the Week specials too. Thompson Cigar is a good place to buy from online.
  5. Cigars & Guns go together.
  6. PPQ can't compete in production yet as it's not approved for Production class by USPSA
  7. Took NRA First Steps AR15 with GAPP.
  8. Yeah it took about a week for them to mail it to me.
  9. I have 1 permit left to burn as well... Not sure what I want.... Was thinking of a Henry Mare's Leg in .22
  10. Pfft.... Alcohol soaked gummi bears are where it's at now.
  11. Here's the thing - the heat shield covers the barrel - are you really going to be touching the barrel? Except for inadvertent brushing, you're not gonna be up there on it.
  12. Heat shields are only good if you're firing a lot - for most people it's just dead weight.
  13. I figured as much - I'm not worried but I'd just like to know if I got bumped up to Sharpshooter
  14. Remove the buttplate and take a 3/8" drive and either 1/2" or 9/16" socket and run it down until you find the head of the bolt and screw it out.Some had a straight bit head so those would take a long screwdriver. Turn counter clockwise
  15. You don't have to pull the trigger to re-pump the action. There's a pump release tab that should be down on the left side of the gun - push it up and you should be able to re-rack the action.
  16. I wish I knew. It's John Plum who's the OB IDPA (OBDOGS) match director - not sure how long he takes to upload the scores. When it's Somerset (Tom Richards), he's usually done the same evening or the next day at the latest.
  17. Yes - basically you should pump the action back, then you can drop the barrel in and secure it using the mag tube end cap. If you want to take that dowel out, do that before you put the barrel on
  18. You threw it out, didn't you?
  19. In your FL CCW packet there's a page on it with the application tracking code. You can call them up and use the code to track - it'll give you a status.
  20. Sent for mine on 1/12/12, it was issued 2/2/12. Did you call up their number with the tracking code from your packet?
  21. Off the top of my head (I may be wrong), you're probably best off using XM193 ammo - 55gr. Highest you should go is 62gr IIRC. To test the functionality of your gun - use the following method. Pull the charging handle - you should see it pull the bolt back. Release and the bolt should spring forward. Pull trigger - you should hear a click. Now do it again, but keep the trigger held back. Pull the charging handle again and release. Now release the trigger - you should hear the reset click (Deeper click). Now pull the trigger again and see if you can hear the firing pin click. If you do, you should be good
  22. http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/16/justice/florida-teen-shooting/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

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