Wojo

vlad, you are making it too easy to have fun with this. I know you are trying to make us ball busters / naysayers see the light, but it is not going to happen. No hard feelings or ill will meant by the ribbing here. Some of us will find this a valuable tool and others see it as an accessory that doesn't need to be on a handgun. Now back to ball busting... if they had a shark repellent finish to spray on my handgun, I'd be all over that.

OMG that responder knife is offensive...and not in a self protection positive way. Perhaps for a field amputation of a limb....I know you were looking for just the right image to stir the pot. S&W makes a nice duty knife with a j-hook and glass breaker. I have one with just the glass breaker on my go bag. S&W Glass breaker Of course they don't show the glass breaker point on the end in the picture. If someone really needs to see what it looks like, I'll post a pic of mine.

It looks like some long awaited deals are coming thru and because of that, I am looking to complete my latest build. One of the two optics going on it, is a Trijicon acog TA44-4 or something very similar. Will consider the 'S' or the 24mm. I used to buy a lot from SWFA and recently made some purchases from Optics Planet. Any other suggestions?

If that's the case, officer Whiffleball Bat should have started pumping some rounds into the glass. Just going to share a story about an actual incident that happened in Belleville about 10 years ago with a veteran of the department and my neighbor. Father and son both members of the force at the time. The LEO had a nickname of 'Super Cop' but really was a nice guy if you knew him. At the intersection of Mill and Main Street right as you get off Route 21 south bound, the LEO had some driver stopped and the driver's window was open. As the driver went to leave, the LEO reached in to grab the keys with his left hand and turn off the car. The driver hit the accelerator and now the LEO has his left armed trapped in the steering wheel and is being dragged. With an insane level of calmness and clear thinking, he used his right arm, drew his weapon and fired into the driver. He stopped driving alright, breathing, and his life of crime. I am very adverse to sticking my hand into any vehicle to pull someone out who refuses to get out.

Yes, if it is an EMERGENCY of life or death. How many cops shoot dogs in an owners home? Or putting a deer or other animal out of it's misery on the side of the road,or to breach a door? If a cop arrives on scene with his cruiser, I would imagine he would have something in his trunk to break the glass. Tire irons work pretty good. Again, firing rounds is a last resort. FWIW, there was no reason or super urgency to bust the glass on that video. Take a defensive stance and if his actions warrant ventilating him, so be it. They were in a open desert, it wasn't like they were on a crowded street. And what was numb nuts going to do breaking the window over the rear wheel with that shotgun? Throw a flash bang in there? So no one wants to talk about what a defense attorney would handle a modified weapon like this? Bottom line...What is the probability of any departments making this standard issue? NONE is the answer. As a regular Joe on the street and you want to carry one, live it up. I'll stick with my metal folder that has a nice steel angle on the bottom to do the job.

Or use the gun as it was intended and have the bullets come out of the end to break the glass if it is a bona-fide emergency. Bang on the glass with the magazine with reckless regard for the people around you like the jackass with the shotgun,.. finger on the trigger and gun goes bang in wrong direction. As a defense attorney, I'd love to have that case. Anytime there is a LEO shooting, they take apart the gun, check the springs and all the internal parts to make sure there weren't any modifications. You go and put that unapproved device on a gun and you are at the mercy of the court whether you use it or not. The amount of negatives outweigh the tacti-kewl factor. Me, I want to make sure I give the prosecutors and defense attorneys less to work with. Keep it OEM and keep out of trouble.

Not for nothing, but that idiot swinging that scatter-gun like a wiffle ball bat needs to be slapped in the head. Ramming it with the barrel, I think, again, I think would put a lot more psi on the window that try swinging a cod.

Greetings from the waist line of Passaic County.

Just a FYI, the first webinar was very well received from the attendees. I know of one member who was part of it. To my surprise, corporate used a detail I worked for the case study for the webinar. It had a lot of twists and surprises which caught even some of the most experienced in HR and Security matters off guard. I encourage you to sign in and learn about it. If you own a business, it is almost a must to see what you can be exposed too. Cheers. Wojo

I just hurled 14, of the 15 bean soup I had for dinner.

Perhaps. Private lessons will initially be only for the ladies found on Craig's List, in the van, down by the river. The honest answer is who knows at this point in time. I am sure once / if, things move the way we are talking, we might be able to have some visitors on special occasions.

I am also pulling information on companies that supply build indoor ranges. A property is being purchased with a large garage (farming equipment) that is going to be converted to an indoor range. The container idea was / is being floated to drop it next to the existing structure and perhaps enclose it to make it look like a garage or barn. Weighing out all options now. The goal is to have it operational next year. I want to keep the garage and have a couple of shooting lanes and also make a modular type of shoot house for Sims rounds or paint ball engagements. The outer walls will need to have the appropriate steel. This is going to be a private range for Wall Street guys and close friends....guess who is going to be the RSO and instructor if everything materializes? I am hoping to visit the properties on the short list with the Realtor on Wednesday. The investor is / was about to buy the place strictly on the published listing. I want to look at other properties that have more acreage.

Once again Pizza, delivered. Thank you. That's the unit someone had posted a link about that I was looking for. I guess my sequence of wording was off or something.

Good morning. A little bit ago someone posted a link about some indoor shooting ranges that were modular IIRC, built inside trucking / shipping containers. I can't find anything on Google or the archives here. Any assistance would be appreciated. There might be a group buy coming up for one of these and having in PA on someone's property. Thanks in advance.

How more wishes do you have left from that Magic Lamp?

Expert Shade Tree Mechanic. At a very young age started working on my mini bikes, motorcycles, cars and anything I could take apart. I was pulling transmissions in my drive way at 18. While going to college decided I wanted to fix and fly in helicopters. After my stint in Central America doing LE work, I became an specialist in gas turbine engines and gear boxes plus most other air frame components. As a civilian worked on Trump's personal helicopter, Chopper 7 and several other airframes. Nothing I every worked on crashed while they were my machines. If it is bigger then a watch, I can take take it apart and most times put it together. Once I extend my garage (in the process), I plan to get the HD drill press I need, a small lathe, a band saw and a hydraulic press. I have all the AR tools I need to build and repair, Glock Tools, etc, short of milling and welding there isn't much I do have the resources to do. Shooting instruction, wilderness survival, search and rescue (land and sea), cold weather survival, disaster preparedness,... But my favorite area of technical expertise is being a Lesbian instructor.

I so wish that I could have a set of these in hand (pun intended) to give to a buddy tomorrow. A bunch of us and our wives / families are getting together for the game and in front of his wife, I would make a big production and hand him a new set . Maybe give her a pair of pink ones and ask that she return his. Yea, I guess I will be ordering a few pairs.

I'm thinking they would be funny to Gorilla glue a set to one of those foo-foo 'designer' dogs. Or, I have a couple of friends that have theirs removed after getting married. Maybe I can keep them around as a loner set so they can come out for a couple of cold ones, some range time, or a ride on bikes once winter breaks.

I was at the range on Monday, ran two boxes of S&B 40 out of my new Sig Elite and not a hiccup. You must have a bad batch.

I am once it gets warmer. Have bird dog, will travel.

A word of caution, make sure it is NOT visible from the street. Glass isn't a good safety retention device and you certainly don't want to advertise to every passer by that you have toys. Because, when you aren't home, in less then 5 minutes they will have your collection ready to be sold in the nearest crime infested neighborhood. Buy a safe, hide it in the basement.

If you see them buying more electrical tape, I'd subdue them until police arrive.

Don't rule out an arranged robbery...what if a gang offered him an insane amount of money to stage the event and make off with some goodies? Most of our biggest robberies when I worked at the bank or another international company had insider involvement. Any signs of a struggle? Electrical tape...come on. Either this guy is a complete idiot, a push over, or he is not being completely honest here. How often are perp's kind enough to gently choke you out? It takes too much time, blunt force trauma to the noggin or a solid beating is faster and more common. These perps must be kinder gentler types.

So much for information sharing Post 9/11 as the 9-11 Commission suggested. The FBI, CIA and DHS are getting better at sharing information, but the weak link is still the ATF and the local / county / state PD's. From the crowd I have run with and associate with, if you fail to meet the standards of most government LE / Security agencies, the ATF is the last resort. I get daily news updates from ATF, DOJ, DHS and FBI, it seems that the majority of ATF news is not related to the A or the T or the F and their lines are starting to blur with the DEA's.

Good one.