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He should claim he thought it was one of those Cash for Guns programs and was turning it in to get his Gift Card.

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You could claim that while you were engaging the first two aspiring rap artists, one round must have strayed and hit its mark. The question to ask is, What would Bernie Goetz have done? While I agree that shooting the 3rd is a personal choice, he still is on the path at an early age to being a career criminal. Taking him out of the population sooner then later is only going to prevent future victims from his acts. Do you really think because he survived this incident he is going to change his ways? Incidents like this only help these young thugs to climb the command ranks of gangs much faster. Lucky if he does one or two years and jumps right back into action. Many next time he realizes that he should just use a gun instead of a bat instantly when someone opens the door. This isn't the last time this kid will be involved with violent crime and to stand before a judge.

+1 for pops.

I have to make fun of this...Ah, use the bullets in the magazine to break the glass. Unless of course it is a 9mm then you will need something else.... What's next, one of those j-blade seat belt cutters attached to the slide? How about a signal mirror? Ouuu, I got it, what about a whistle built into the muzzle. You can blow for help and your brains out too. Can or bottle opener is a must have. Before you know it, you have a Swiss Army Glock. Tweezers and those tiny scissors, or what about a ....

I am ASSuming that this is the Turkey Roll that we used to get served. It had dark and white meat combined in a bologna type of tube. The colors kinda look like a Ying-Yang. Officers get turkey, enlisted get turkey meat.

Time to start tapping those new honey deposits in Alaska. What more reasons do we need to wake the f up and start drilling as much as we can under our own soil. Can you say National Security? Fire up a couple of new nuke plants and get serious about some sort of alternate fuel sources. Low sulfur coal isn't a bad option. Ethanol is BS. If UAE, Kuwait and Saudi fall to the MB, life can change real fast. Thankfully they are money hunger hoe's and don't export anything but oil and terrorists so they need the money for camel botox treatments and veils for their fugly woman.

Okay I'll play and show my ugly Betty's. Nothing special, but I know them and know them well. Not bull barrels, but certainly one shot, one kills. Savage 308 Weather Warrior 16FS, Bell & Carlson Stock, Accu-Trigger, David Tubb's Final Finish (Fire Lapping Barrel), Bushnell 3200 3x-9x (I keep say I need to replace the scope going on about 6 years now), Punisher Sticker, some crappy camo wrap on the barrel, Silent Rubber Thingy sling (best damn hunting sling ever). Shoots 150g Nosler BT/AB on average .6-.7 MOA. Best groups come from 125g Nosler BT's, but 125's aren't enough for big white tail / black bear. - Savage 300 RUM, Boyd's Laminate Stock w/ bedding), Sharp Shooter Supply trigger, Parkerized 28" barrel with custom brake, Bushnell 4200 6x-24x Mil-Dot, Leupold Rings, Friggin Tack Driver. Consistent .5 groups shooting 180g Swift Scirocco or Nosler 180g AB at around 3200 fps. Kicks like a 308 / 30-06.

Crackaloon, how do you like this bottom feeder? I have a couple of Savages that I have tuned up a bit and love them. I'm really don't 'need' another bolt gun, but haven't ruled out this Savage. I am leaning towards a M1A Scout 18" with a muzzle brake for my next 308. My son might get my Weather Warrior and I might have to help myself to the PC. My issue is that I use my 308's for hunting and humping a HB in the field gets old fast. My precision '308' is a .300 UltraMag...it shoots .308 bullets.

6 Benelli's, web-cams, shooting sleds, tables, etc. I guess someone has a big beef, or should I say pork against these hogs. Now they are going to have Fed's looking investigating this and all sorts of new 'terrorist' charges pending. For a tenth or twentieth of the cost, how about a couple leg traps and web cams to let you know you caught something. Then finish the job with a round or two to the head? Poaching yes, but certainly not going to be bringing Federal charges against your dumb / intelligent country asss. These country boys may not make great decisions by US law standards. But do not discount that country intelligence. Moonshiners and these guys that grow insane amounts of weed on Federal land are not stupid and have been working outside of the revenuers for generations. I am amazed at some of the operations these guys come up with. It would be funny to take home these shotguns that you found and see if the owner every reports them. What are they going to do, call the PD? Hello Mayberry PD Ah yea, I left 6 shotguns wired for poaching in the woods and someone took them. Kinda like when dope dealers call the PD to report that they were robbed.

If you want bad customer service, try to work with Colt or Beretta as a civilian.

I've never had any issues with S&B in 45acp. I have reloaded their brass more then 6 times and have yet to have a split or any signs of defects in my 1911. Part of the reason I bought the Sig is the reputation that it eats anything. Cleaning and lubing is always a good idea and should be part of any trouble shooting procedure. Now shooting cheap factory reloads, with the exception of Black Hills worries me.

I am interested in this thread having a new Sig 229 and a few hundred rounds of S&B. I was planning on hitting the range tomorrow, but once again, school closings and weather have sunk my plans for fun.

Did somebody say Heller? This is a picture of the man. He is wearing the colonial hat leaning over the fence. I took this picture when I was providing security for Larry Pratt at the dud of a 2nd Amendment Rally in DC. Me (Orange Easy Button) with Larry Pratt, GOA (Blue Shirt) and Stewart Rhodes, President of the Oath keepers (Suit). Fun detail to work watching all the snipers on the roof tops watching us.

Like Tommy3rd said, I'd be happy with 20/30 round magazines, a threader barrel, a bird cage and an adjustable stock. I really don't care about 100 round drums and I can take or leave the bayo lug. Before I fix bayonets, I'd use it as a club and have a better combat knife at the ready. I truly wonder how many times a fixed bayonet has been used in the commission of a crime.

Or just tell them that they are next one in the bag if they keep asking questions.

oops...alright then 17, 37.

Thanks, I really don't much about what is available for Glocks. I like round numbers and that 31, 33 and other prime numbers mess me up.

I love the 31 round magazine that keeps getting quoted...wasn't it a 30 round mag + one in the pipe? Please correct me if I am wrong. Plus anyone who is a decent operator would not have gone black and would have been doing tac-reloads.

Worth the time to read the entire article. This is just the first page for a teaser...enjoy! If you read a few lines of Robert Creamer’s latest contribution to the Huffington Post, you’ll get a good idea of why we can’t have a real discussion about gun laws in this nation: Our laws currently ban guns made of plastic, because they cannot be identified by metal detectors. There are very few Americans who would support repealing our current laws banning guns on commercial aircraft. For many years we have banned personal possession of large caliber machine guns — including those that could bring down airplanes. In 1994, Congress and the president passed a bipartisan assault weapons ban that outlawed private possession or sale of specific types of fully automatic and semi-automatic weapons whose principle uses are to kill people in war or by police forces. That bill also banned the possession and sale of high-volume magazines of the sort that allowed Jared Lee Loughner, the accused Tucson killer, to fire thirty-one shots in rapid succession before stopping to reload. That bill sunset in 2004, and the Republican Congress and Bush administration refused to extend its provisions. Had it still been in effect it would have been likely that Loughner — who bought the magazines legally — would have had to reload after firing off only ten rounds, which was the maximum magazine capacity under the assault weapons ban. Since nineteen people were killed or injured, that would have prevented the death or injury of at least another nine human beings. “A political organizer and strategist for four decades” according to his author’s bio, you might think Creamer — the husband of a congresswoman — might know something about the law. Shockingly, every comment he’s made exposes the vast amount of ignorance policy-makers have regarding firearms — both real and imagined. Clinky the linky for the rest of the story... Before Talking About Gun Control, First Learn Something About Guns!

Thanks PK for sharing this.

Please, oh please, don't let India become the standard that all the Gun Control Advocates want to be. 3 Men Nabbed for having living ammo Meerut: Three men allegedly working as arms dealers were nabbed with 500 live cartridges of 315 Bore calibre here, police said today. Ali Akbar, who is a resident of Moradabad, Mehboob from Bijnore and Yasik from Lavad were intercepted at the University crossing yesterday evening when they were travelling on their motorcycles, they said. The three have experience as weapons dealers and were carrying fake press cards with a press sticker on the bumper of their motorcycles, they added. The police had stopped them for checking owing to the tightened security for Republic Day. I wonder what constitutes "Weapons Dealers" dealer there? Mr. Patel, did Ali Akbar sell you that sling-shot?. Press Stickers on Motorcycles...OMG!!!

I have a couple of shooting mats, but snow pants for him will be the ticket.

Thanks for the Tech Sights link. It look like I will be ordering a set for my Marlin for my son to use.

That's what I figured. As I was updating my post, I printed the laws out and will keep them with me. Never hurts to show them what the laws are that they are supposed to know about. I do the same thing when I travel, I bring the TSA or whatever state I am going to law's with me. Because this was Philly, I knew they were different in some ways...and not for the positive.