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Oh, nothing wrong with the GSG at all, it's just I am thinking about taking the plunge and getting a STI. I was also if I got a 22LR conversion kit for it the better being it would be the same trigger, weight and feel, minus the recoil and might make for a good OBRAMS and Steel 22LR gun. Heck just cheap practice while in a timed atmosphere, but for the cost of the STI kits I could buy a few GSG's so it may be cost prohibitive. Just an idea I am kicking around but probably will never follow through with when it's all said and done.

Heck, with my schedule and the shift I work, it's almost like I am retired,, you did say Retired and not the other thing, right..

Whats with the Anonymous buying comment. Who every said anything like that, and are you implying that would be somehow against the law when 2 people are both from the same state and neither prohibited? My comment was guns purchased while living in another state that is free and doesn't have the BS laws we have here. Heck when I was out in AZ I could just walk in and by a gun, guess what, didn't need a FID FPID P2P, a Drivers License was all you needed. If you live in other states and there is a F2F gun buy do they need a COE a P2P or something else, not sure about the rules in all the states but you can have firearm that are not documented in computer systems. Heck a long gun purchased here and you did a F2F and lost your paperwork in lets say while moving. What would you do, not use the gun, not transport it any longer? All I am saying and I am not faulting you at all, I guess it just the way this state treats law abiding gun owners that make some of them this way, but I just can't see going the extra step conforming to a law that does not exist. We need to as a group stop this in general, we have enough BS laws let alone making up new rules, when is enough enough.

Damn, just shy of 11.5 Million hits, no matter what, you can't argue that the internet doesn't have a huge reach.

If the report is correct, I hope not.

Dan, I hit up a bunch of friends from just about every state asking them if they saw it or not so I should have an some answers later today, that s if they didn't drink and party too much to get up today..

Hey don't forget about Louie..

Exactly what I thought also, and I thought WE were in the target area. would really be nice to know the reason it was not aired, would also be great to see them state that they got bombarded with negative responses and decided it wasn't a good idea. Hey I can dream can't I..

I already mentioned this to the Wife, shes game to take a trip down. However I am not sure if I will be able to swing this being I am mostly working the first 15 days of each month and taking the 16 to the end of the month off, Plus it looks like I will be taking the whole month of July off, so my off time might be limited in Aug.

As far as the park idea, I can't remember the name, but up off of RT22 just south of the 287 intersection there is a park that hosts events. It divided to multiple sections so each group can have their own area. The have a building that you can go up to to get food. They can host multiple parties at the same time with some rather large ones, 1000's of people per party are easy for them. It's a pre arranged deal that paid for, and when you pull in you are given a wrist band and a section that the party is in. This could be another option being ideas are still being tossed out. The only reason I mentioned doing it at my pad or someone else's being we have Bryan who also said they were willing is, for a swap meet to have any firearms (Long Guns) for trade or sale, well it would be better at a house than a public location is all I was thinking.

That and either I missed it or they didn't play the commercial during the super bowl..

I started a new thread but I didn't see the 2 Idiot Mayo's 2A BS commercial, did I miss it??

Did I miss something or did the 2 Mayors commercial not run during the superbowl.. Would be nice if we did that...

Too Cold,,, Naa, I was working..

Thanks for the info..

Time to do the same to this one also..

Ok, sometimes it's hard to follow who commenting to what.

I understand but when it come to reloading expect more responses like raz-0's and don't get upset about it. Reloading is not really that hard, but there is a lot to it and just a convo on some forum isn't going to make you load safe ammo. When is the last time you shot a 22LR revolver and had a case split and I'm not talking turning part of your hand a little black, I'm talking scorch your skin. Now look up how different the amount of powder, and actual force compares to something like you are looking to load. F up and your in a world of hurt. raz-0's comment might be a little brash, but for good reason. Go look at some video on youtube and look for blowen up guns and think, that can happen to you.

Actually before you do anything, I would pick up the latest editions of the Lyman's, and ABC's or reloading, and also a few others while your at it, read them a few times and then talk about getting equipment, you're getting a bunch of steps ahead of yourself here in this thread.

Was that for me or Ken or both of us??

Nice information Rifleman1.. Would like to see where Hornady CD ammo ranked, and also would have like to see him do a full breakdown for the .40 S&W like he did with the 9mm.

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Though you were w Thought you were already working on that, I though I remembered you posting a few links for people to read last year.

The whole thing is we have heard from Maks who I know isn't BS'ing and this guy and his whole video, but I do have to say at the end of the video when he shows Ed and what looks like some random person there looking to get there picture taken with him, he seems more than happy to do that. Maybe Ed should just post up a sign next year saying he will do Pic's but no Video and avoid this type of fiasco.