JackDaWack

Normally i would agree, i never found it tiresome or difficult to hand load mags... but i just picked up a sig p938 and after the 4th round it is near impossible to get the last 3 in. It's just a PITA.. way more work then i would like it to be..

Everything is on the magnetic strip..

Yup, i have my CC notification limits set to 1c. they got me once when i had it at 50bucks. they charge $1 and then refund it almost immediately to try and cover it up.

Just so were clear here, you cannot bump magnetic strip info off a card, only RFID. The strip has to be swiped to be copied. Also, typically MOST CC's will shut down after 2 failed attempts. I know i got flagged for making 2 legit purchased at a store, i was putting a handgun on layaway, and then had to swipe again to pay for some items... they shut the card down immediately and denied the second transaction... This was through Chase... they also called me immediately. You also cannot bump info off the new RFID chips, it takes time more time then a simple bump, its still possible just not as 'convenient'

Ahaha, omg!

Would be WAY better if they took half the crap engravings off.

Does it really get into the rifling?

have you contacted amazon? They are typically helpful. Document your orders and when it's time to renew ask for a refund on your membership.

USPS has always been good to me. I don't get the updates like ups FedEx offers, but I always get my packages in good time. Most of my amazon orders are fulfilled by USPS at some point. I have had terrible experience with UPS especially, but thank god their tracking works great.

CCI Large and small primers in stock at midway. picked up 10k for $328 shipped.

I went from a 16" heavy barrel, not quite bull but beefier than gov't, to a 14.5" pencil barrel w/ pinned battle comp... it felt like i removed a brick from the AR.

I will not buy a KSG, i do want one but i will not buy one... the fact it's been out for so long and still has a inflated price, tells me that kel-tec is doing something wrong... i understood this all when it was released, EVERYBODY had to have one... but wtf is the excuse now...

My friend has a BPS, the engraved one, Beautiful gun. The only real issue the BPS can run into is feeding problems. Its quality is better then an 870 but i wouldn't say the reliability is. This is pretty easy to get around too, buy a used wingmaster or police 870. Quality like a BPS, with reliability. They are cheap, you can get a better gun for half the price, even if its 30 years old. My 870 wingmaster has almost 20 years on me, was cheaper then a new 870 express or similar, with 10x the build quality. It had some minor surface imperfections, but no rust or anything like that.

Can i poke it with a spoon?

For 115 bucks it makes me puke.... 50 bucks in mags, and 65 bucks for.... a piece of Fuggin plastic to hold them together?

Out of probably the 30 something times i've been pulled over maybe once i was asked where i was coming from or going(this was a 3am stop though), and i've never been asked about any kind of weapon.. Now a friend of mine who gets pulled over a lot always gets random questions and put through the ringer... we always wondered why until he got pulled over with me in the car and i got to see it all transpire... needless to say he probably did every single thing wrong you would never do. confrontational, agitated, scuffling through crap in the car, rude... It's been my experience that cops have a bank of questions they ask when they observe certain things

BCM LW 14.5(.625) upper and call it a day. Or buy the barrel and piece it together like i did.. my rifle comes in at just under 6lbs.

I guess that depends on whether or not you tell the CC company your using a coin.. I'm in the middle when it comes to coin, i see the benefits and the obvious concerns. the biggest issue i see is the fact most CC companies are switching to RFID and starting 2015 all liability for fraud charges using the magnetic strip will be placed on the merchant. NOT the CC company. they will however honor fraud with RFID. they want the magnetic strips gone.

This is already addressed by coin, you can lock it.

This happened is 2006 according to a cnn article.

This guy was lucky to survive.

I had the same concerns, but on the other hand it's actually more secure then a regular card because it doesnt have ALL the info written on it for anyone swiping your card to steal. There are a lot of security aspects they took into consideration... but the ability to hack them is always there.

Bluetooth

It's actually not authorized by CC companies so yes, basically everywhere could deny the use.

It's actually a great little device for those with many cards, the only problem is it's built around outdated dying technology(magnetic strips).