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NickC

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  1. Midway just put the LnL on sale for under 400. Plus you get 500 free bullets via rebate. Not a bad deal... http://www.midwayusa.com/product/679228/hornady-lock-n-load-ap-progressive-press
  2. http://abcnews.go.co...in-daring-raid/ Navy SEALs Rescue Two Aid Workers in Somalia in Daring Raid I (Image Credit: Danish Refugee Council/AP) A U.S. special operations team of Navy SEALs rescued two aid workers in Somalia Tuesday night, including a U.S. woman who had been held hostage for three months by Somalian kidnappers and suffered from a life-threatening medical condition. Jessica Buchanan, 32, of Bedford, Va., and Poul Hagen Thisted, 60, of Denmark, were abducted Oct. 25 by a band of Somalis while on their way to the airport in Galcayo, located in central Somalia. Both were working for the Danish Refugee Council’s Danish Demining Group, and had just finished a training course for Somalis when they were abducted. In a statement released by the White House, President Obama said he had authorized a rescue mission Monday. “Thanks to the extraordinary courage and capabilities of our Special Operations Forces, yesterday Jessica Buchanan was rescued and she is on her way home. As Commander-in-Chief, I could not be prouder of the troops who carried out this mission, and the dedicated professionals who supported their efforts,” Obama said in the statement. The president said he spoke with Buchanan’s father Monday night, “and told him that all Americans have Jessica in our thoughts and prayers, and give thanks that she will soon be reunited with her family. “The United States will not tolerate the abduction of our people, and will spare no effort to secure the safety of our citizens and to bring their captors to justice. This is yet another message to the world that the United States of America will stand strongly against any threats to our people,” he added. Obama made no mention of the successful raid during his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, although keen observers noted an interesting exchange with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta as he entered the House Chamber. Obama pointed to Panetta and said, “Leon. Good job tonight. Good job tonight.” In a statement released today, Panetta said he was pleased that neither Buchanan nor Thisted was harmed during the operation. “This mission demonstrates our military’s commitment to the safety of our fellow citizens wherever they may be around the world,” he said. Panetta described the rescue as “a team effort and required close coordination, especially between the Department of Defense and our colleagues in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. ” The Danish Refugee Council also confirmed the rescue in a statement, saying, “The two aid workers from the Danish Refugee Council’s demining unit, DDG, are both unharmed and at a safe location.” The rescue mission began around 2 a.m. local time as team of Navy SEALs parachuted into the area near the desert encampment where the two aid workers were being held, a U.S. official said. U.S. Africa Command said in a statement that the raid took place in the vicinity of Gadaado, Somalia. As they approached the camp, the official said, there was a firefight and that there were no U.S. casualties. U.S. Africa Command said that the nine Somalian captors were all killed in the firefight. After freeing Buchanan and Thisted, the military team and the aid workers left the area via helicopter and were taken to Camp Lemonier, the U.S. military base in neighboring Djibouti. Another U.S. official says that the rescue mission was prompted by a long-standing medical condition that had worsened during Buchanan’s captivity and “it was at a point where it became life-threatening.” The official did not identify the illness. Few aid groups continue to operate inside Somalia because of the risks involved in conducting relief operations in one of the world most dangerous countries. The country has been ravaged by conflict for the past decade and an Islamic militant extremist group known as al-Shabab has been a focus of U.S. counterterrorism efforts in the country. But, the U.S. official says, the Somalis who kidnapped Buchanan and Thisted were organized criminals and not members of al-Shabab. It’s possible they might have had ties to the pirates who operate in the waters off of East Africa prowling for commercial ships to hold for ransom, making the waters off Somalia some of the most dangerous in the world. Buchanan joined DDG as a trainee in May 2010 and by January 2011 had become an education adviser for the group. Andreas Camm, a spokesman for the Danish Refugee Council, told ABC News that Buchanan “has been very strong during this crisis when we have received proof of life. Our impression has been she has done very, very well and been a very, very strong person. And we were happy every time we heard of that.” As for what kind of ransom the Somalis wanted from his group, Camm said, “We have told them, of course, that a humanitarian organization cannot pay.”
  3. Ha! I wonder how many people here would remember that reference.
  4. Sweet, now start posting pics!
  5. AND, he did it with a trained K9 in the other hand. Damn... Not sure if that was a sledge hammer though. It looked like a pipe bender to me. Either way, you DON'T swing anything at a cop. Especially when his partner has already drawn his weapon.
  6. Wow, very cool video. Me too!
  7. NickC replied to Dan's topic in Handguns
    Very nice! Congrats!
  8. I'm currently waiting for Dawson Precision to put the finishing touches on this one. I hate waiting!
  9. Oh boy, did i lay into them last night. Must have used the words Heck & Dangnabit 3-4 times. As far a future business, I say NOPE! F'm! Look at all the BBB complaints. They have been treating customers like $hit for a long time. There's plenty of other companies that appreciate their customers. Lisa over at http://www.weaponsworld.com/ is great.
  10. Email explaining my utter disgust for their lack of respect towards their customer sent!
  11. +1 for for that... Very well put. But i demand you reveal yourself sir! Actually i don't care. I just like using these little face things.
  12. http://new.stiguns.com/the-sti-perfect-10/
  13. It was that giant space ship that talks to the whales from startrek, Duh!
  14. Oooo, ask her if she goes A$$-2-mouth... That's the only way i can get past that bunt. Sorry, all the drama makes me goofy.
  15. All i have to say is STI.
  16. Gotta love Hickok45! He's got this ability to rise above the other gun related youtube goofballs. I'm also a big fan of Pete over at the armory channel. He's another down to earth guy.
  17. I was wondering the same thing myself. I'm also looking for the Pro 9mm but they seem to be hard to find. Sorry I couldn't help but thanks for starting the tread.
  18. Don't feel bad. I got schooled by the 12yo that came with his dad.
  19. Poor Elvis... See if you can trade days and take off Monday instead. We gonna haves some fun!
  20. What a great crowd last night! It's was real nice to meeting all the new people. Counted about 7 forum members & Mike's chic Cheryl came through with some kick a** cookies & homemade chocolate. Oh and Maks, if you read this, Rosey wants a NJGF t-shirt
  21. NickC replied to Dan's topic in Handguns
    Soooo who's your FFL? I'm sitting on a permit and dying for one of these.
  22. What your google broken?
  23. I wonder how he feels about the castle doctrine.
  24. NickC replied to NickC's topic in General Discussion
    Haha, Don't hold back bro. How do ya really feel?

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