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Money order only.

Eyewitness reports say that the plane seemed to explode/come apart in midair. One has a wing and engine parts in his front and back yards. Plane that went down was a Socata TBM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCATA_TBM

Family of 3 - parents & child News 12 has some coverage. http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?articleId=301613&position=1&news_type=news

Oh jeez - right in the middle of 287...

$4K? Jeebus - the most expensive laptops I've been getting for clients are still sub $2k...

Most I think are from thefts

Embedded it for you

First post updated with the new date/time.

At least a couple hours - I'll probably be there until 10 or 11.

Yes - Officially Wednesday night at 8PM.

Sup, Malice? I think I might have guided you here.... <-- Headkill

Wendesday 8PM?

I carry one of these http://www.amazon.com/Gerber-06701-Out-Skeleton-Knife/dp/B00004WA56/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1324341174&sr=8-2

I'm always on the lookout for a better case for my phone, that's all.

Just looked at the reviews for the ivyskin wrangler - they say it's made cheaply and breaks easily.... pass.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaay old....

Oh - no they're not.....

I have the revolution adjustable ones - they work well. The Tek Lok ones you can sit closer together, however. It's really a personal preference thing. Also - if you want just the regular ones, buy 'em from LA Police Gear: http://www.lapolicegear.com/5tadomagpo.html

I have a CR Speed belt for USPSA/Steel with a BlackHawk SERPA on a quick detach so it offsets a little. My mag pouches on my speed belt are 5.11 Bladetech dual double-stack mag pouches. I have 2 of them. IDPA I have a SERPA on a paddle attachment. I usually use an Uncle Mike's dual double-stack mag pouch but this last time I pulled one of my bladetechs off of my speed belt because I left my usual one at home.

I don't get Chronoed at IDPA (Indoor matches at SCFGPA) - they're pretty informal like that.

Love my iPhone

Near The Charging Handle?

You shoulda used a Benjamin in your money shots

Shoots on the lighter side...

From the IDPA Rulebook: 2. Criteria of an IDPA Approved Holster Holsters: A. Must be designed for concealed carry and suitable for all day continuous wear. B. Must be worn on a standard belt of no more than 1 ¾” width that must pass through the belt loops on the shooter’s pants. C. Must fully cover the trigger of the firearm. D. Must carry the firearm in a neutral (vertical) or muzzle rear cant, but have no adjustable cant backpieces. Holster cant that is adjustable by removing bolts and repositioning the backpiece is allowed. Exception: IWB style holsters do not have to meet this particular criterion. E. Must hold the firearm with enough tension to allow the wearer to complete normal daily tasks without fear of losing the weapon. F. Can have no offset backpieces and/or belt slots. The holster may not offset away from the belt and/or body. No gap is permitted in the following areas: 1. From the body to the inside of the belt. 2. From the outside of the belt to the inside of the backpiece and/or backside of the holster. 3. From the outside of the backpiece to the inside of the holster. If you look through the belt slot area of the holster with it on the belt/body, you should not be able to see any daylight. If you can see through this belt tunnel area, the holster is not approved. Holster/backpiece must be constructed of “normal thickness” common holster making materials, no filler is allowed to hide an offset. In simple terms, the back of the holster must be held tightly against the outside of the belt for proper concealed carry (for questions, refer to #1 above and re-read the “Purpose” section in the front of this rulebook).¹ G. Must be constructed of normal thickness common holster making materials (leather, Kydex, plastic, nylon, etc.). H. May not position the firearm where the breech face (autos) or rear of the cylinder (revolvers) is below the center of the belt. NO drop loops are permitted.³ Holsters for females may position the breech face of a pistol or rear of the cylinder of a revolver up to 1 ½” below the center of the belt. NOTE: IWB style holsters are exempt from this criterion. I. Must hold the firearm positioned on the body so an object of ¾”width cannot pass between the shooter’s body and the inside of the firearm when the shooter is standing straight and upright.² J. Must be positioned on the belt in a location that will keep the center of the trigger pad behind the centerline 4 of the body. NOT Permitted: A. Cross Draw Holsters. B. Shoulder Holsters. C. Small of the Back Holsters. D. Holsters designed and/or marketed as “competition” models. E. Muzzle forward or ‘on the belt’ adjustable cant holsters. Those that allow the cant to be adjusted by the shooter while the holster is on the belt are not allowed. NOTE: Holsters with an adjustable cant via removal of bolts and repositioning of the backpiece are approved if set for neutral or muzzle rear cant. F. Drop loop holsters.³ G. Positioning of the firearm where the breech face (autos) or the rear of the cylinder (revolvers) is below the center of the belt.³ H. Cutting of the front edge of the holster more that 1¾” below the breech face on pistols or 1” below the rear of the cylinder on revolvers. I. Offset back-pieces and/or belt slots.³ J. Gap in the following areas: 1. From the body to the inside of the belt. 2. From the outside of the belt to the inside of the backpiece and/or backside of the holster. 3. From the outside of the back-piece to the inside of the holster.³ K. Seeing daylight when looking through the belt slot area of the holster with it on the belt/body.³ L. Any type of filler to hide an offset. Exception – Police or military officers may use their duty rig, but ALL retention features of the holster MUST be used and all belt equipment (mace, handcuffs, etc.) must be present.