Anselmo

I assume NP meant ammo and not buying handguns in bulk. Cheyenne is selling CCI for $18 a box if you buy 20 boxes this weekend.

About 18 years ago I saw a kids cartoon on TV. In the cartoon the government or aliens or something had banned all weapons. Live was good for a while. Then a fight broke out. Some hooligan took a 2x4 and put a nail through it. He then proceeded to cause havoc and panic as the people ran yelling "he's got a sharp stick'.

From what I read, the police killed gang bangers who were up to no good. While everyone, gangbangers included, deserves due process, I'm not sympathetic to the plight of gang bangers who are up to no good.

When I see people in Sam's Club buying way more food than they could possibly eat in a week I get real suspicious.

No one needs 2 gallons of olive oil or 40 pounds of rice.

So common sense prevailed. That is wonderful.

I rooted an old GPS unit that was running a windows mobile o/s. Learned a lot doing it but I tend to get more entertainment/satisfaction from rooting and hacking then from the actual use of the modified piece of electronics.

Another reason to support the ACLU. ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union is asking police agencies nationwide for details on how they store data captured by automatic license plate readers, which authorities say help fight crime and terrorism and are not used to stockpile information on all drivers. A top concern, the ACLU says, is how long the location and movements of people are kept on file after cameras mounted on patrol cars or along roads on telephone poles and bridges photograph license plates. ACLU affiliates in 38 states and the District of Columbia have joined in asking for the information. "The American people have a right to know whether our police departments are using these tools in a limited and responsible manner, or whether they are keeping records of our movements for months or years for no good reason," said Catherine Crump, staff attorney with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project.

Good point.

This is the same way I read it. I don't know if his parents, girlfriend, classmates or psychiatrist knew that Holmes had firearms.

I've been rereading 1984 the past few weeks.

I thought freefloat was an upgrade over the MOE handguards. Rifle looks great just the way it is.

The guy's wife died and then he died in 2007. Sad. http://www.memorialsolutions.com/sitemaker/sites/Tobias1/obit.cgi?user=656_JPhillips1780

I've had good luck with Federal, American Eagle and Russian Silver Bear.

Seems to me we should be color blind by now. It's 2012. Everything should be a level playing field.

Good old capitalism at work. Fee market economics. Guns are overpriced but then so are golf drivers. At least you can get a brand new 2008 model driver on sale for 25% of what is was new.

But that joke isn't funny anymore. It's too close to home and it's too near the bone.

That seems to be an attitude on here when someone complains others post a whambulance pictures or a butthurt form to fill out. Complaining seems unmanly so the unmanly complainers get the grease.

My first was a M&P45. Love the gun. Hate the cost of .45 ammo. Also got the M&P in 9mm and shoot that a lot more than the .45.

The 10 round metal mags have been good to me. I have a 15 round plastic Thermo mag. No problems so far but lots of complaints about them online.

If it's not circulating for approval in the UN, there is nothing for Obama to approve.

It points out the pathetic engineering. Maybe the manufacturers will step up their design.

After 21 years, you're not the only one who's lost paperwork. I'd just leave it be.

This is a communist rally. I think it's worse than occupy wall street.

I shot there a couple months ago. Nice place. Nice people.