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Awesome.

Sweet looking gun. I'd like to shoot one of those a few times, but 454 Casull is the biggest handgun caliber I'd want to own.

Bob, how do you like those Delta grips? I've heard good things, but they look so weird... Oh, and nice 325.

One of the guys I smoke with put me on to Puros Indios Viejo. They're about $2 a stick, but really good. http://www.cigarsinternational.com/cigars/66654/puros-indios-viejo/ My other go to bargain smokes are King Havano, both Claro and Oscuro, and PDR 1878 http://www.pdrcigars.com/cigars/pdr-1878/

Re: Humidors. Checko's right: definitely go bigger than you think you'll need. Also worth considering is making a "coolidor". http://www.stogiereview.com/2006/09/26/how-to-build-a-coolidor/ I made mine like 3 years ago when my 100 count humidor's hinge broke. I just took the lid off completely, added a couple of wooden cigar boxes and haven't looked back since. I now refill the humidifying devices every 3-4 months at most and it maintains a perfect 68% humidity.

It's even better old.

WEBLEY NO. 2 BRITISH BULL DOG PATTERN .320, .380, .442, .450 centerfire, or .44 Short rimfire cal., short (2 1/2 in.) barrel, designed and manufactured by Webley as pocket models for civilians, with model names such as British Bulldog, The Pug, The Ulster Bulldog, or The Tower Bulldog, serial numbers vary by model. Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60% $900 $800 $700 $600 $500 $400 $300

So, that's probably a late 1800s Webley Bulldog. If that's the case, it's not super valuable in and of itself, but it's still a pretty nice piece. You should have your friend take ot somewhere to get it evaluated.

http://books.google.com/books?id=okQH6zFgDtUC&pg=PA375&lpg=PA375&dq=london+tower+bulldog+revolver&source=bl&ots=MEzWL7o2rt&sig=DJ4bRILUJYOh4HP0f4JTtzk9KYM&hl=en&sa=X&ei=K_SyU8fkN_LJsAS264HICg&ved=0CBQQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=london%20tower%20bulldog%20revolver&f=false

Lost it at "Coral", lol!

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I've heard only good things about the Thunder .380

YouTube the PPQ. I haven't shot one myself, but every review I've seen raves about it.

FWIW, I wasn't complaining, just having a little fun. I almost never buy used anyway. With all the amateur gun smithing I've done, I always worry the other guy is as adventurous, but less capable.

Srsly

I don't take issue with vendor pricing. And call for price is sometimes a distributor/manufacturer requirement. Obvs. But I can also poke some fun, without calling out specific individuals.

For those holding over-priced stuff that they'd like to recoup on, just wait for Hilaria to get elected. That'll also be a good time to buy stock in firearms manufacturers. Don't say I never did nothin for ya.

Definitely not you. EDIT: I just saw your ad (M9). That's a reasonable price. The guy(s) I'm taking about are way off. Sorry about the confusion.

Exaggerated for comedic value. But some ads are not far off. I saw one recently asking $600 for used gun, plus accessories others may not want. Same gun retails for $450, new, everyday. Seller stated he paid more than $100 over the current new price, so $600 was firm. And you have to take the accessories too.

I feel like I come across ads like this at least once a week in the marketplace: WTS a few items: 1. LNIB* Custom S&W M&P15 Sport- *only 6,700 (unverifiable) rounds of my own reloads through it. This started as your standard CA compliant AR, but I've added the following: -Daniel Defense free float handgaurd -Troy Squid grip inserts x42 -45 degree offset Magpul BUS -DPMS detachable carry handle/BUIS -Magpul B.A.D. lever -Streamlight TLR-1 -NcStar compact Tactical RDS (Just for looks. This rifle is so sweet [3 MOA @ 25 meters, homey!], optics are unnecessary). -Homemade paracord 4 point sling -Zombie green cerakote, which I did myself. Twice. (The first coat looked a little drippy). Price: $2,575. NO LOWBALL OFFERS!! I overpaid for everything, so between the orginal rifle ($950 +tax +NICS) parts, my labor and range fees/ammo used to function test each upgrade, I have at least $2,600 in this build. Trades considered: -Ed Brown .38 Super 1911 (NIB only, even trade). -Sig 516 G2 Carbon (NIB only, must add cash). Also for sale: 2. LNIB GLOCK 19 Gen 3 (no magazines)- $725 firm 3. 5 15/30 pmags- $35/each or $175 for all 5 4. PSA blem lower (pictogram)- $95 5. PSA blem lower (safe/fire), muddy girl cerakote- $190 6. 234 rounds of Remington Thunderbolt .22lr (rare!)- $40 7. 500 rounds of Ultramax remanufactured 9mm- $300 (will NOT break-up) Cash/Money order only. All sales require matching FPID/DL. P2P for GLOCK. Face to face only, Wednesdays between 9:30-11:00AM. Location not listed (because PerSec bro). We can meet at my local Dick's for payment. Once I have cash/trade in hand, you can follow me to my buddy's farm where I shoot (about 1 hour drive, depending on traffic) to receive your items. PM any questions (though really, it's all been covered). Pictures and/or location of Dick's provided upon request and partial payment (Min 50%, payable via money order sent to a P.O. Box). Serious inquiries only! I'm busy and don't have time to d!ck around with @$$holes.

Yeah, it does. What you're looking for is "muzzleloader" listed under the WMA

Also that ticket is probably the same as "target practice in unauthorized area", which is $71. You'd be better off putting that money towards a range membership. Or even better: get your hunting license, as the fees go to maintain the ranges you've been using for free. Just saying.

While the motivation for (finally) hiring armed guards at a school might be the media hysteria over school shootings, the reality is that such a guard WILL regualrly intervene in those other matters and will likely NEVER draw his gun, let alone have to shoot. In fact, the mere presence of armed security will probably deter 99.9999% of would be mass shooters. Only someone absolutely committed to killing people at that specific location would choose it over a soft target somewhere else. That said, I'd take qualified, experienced applicants in the following order: -Institutional security work (schools, colleges, hospitals, etc) -LE -Other security -Military The first group will have the most experience dealing with the type of people they'll be working with everyday. LEOs have a different mindset than security proffesionals. It's one that might not be the best fit for handling school kids (again, that will be what they'll end up doing daily). Military is last, even vs other security, for the same reason as LE. But even more so. Shooting skills aside, military training is the opposite of what guards in a school will be called upon to do. The general public they'd be dealing with are NOT the enemy. NOt even the rowdy kids. They're civilians in a civilian environment. Combat experience is totally inapplicable. As for super well-trained citizen shooters... Given the fact that school shootings occur at a rate that is statistically zero (excluding the post Newtown copycat spike, over the last 30 years there have been 3x as many high school football related deaths per year than school shootings), their highly honed skill is just one component of what would qualify someone to be an armed school guard and the least likely to be called upon at that.

The italicized, bold wording below each WMA specifies what kind of ranges are available at each location. Shotgun = clay birds and bird/target loads. Archery = bow and crossbow Muzzleloader = black powder, shotguns with rifled slugs or buckshot, modern .17 and .22 caliber rimfire rifles, and air-guns in the calibers legal for small game hunting only. If it's not listed under the WMA, then it isn't available. Therefore: Assunpink WMA Shotgun (lead-free shot only), Archery Turkey Swamp *special regulations apply call 908-842-4000 Archery So no muzzleloaders, buckshot, slugs, rimfire or air rifle at either.

Charlatan: Out of all the "celeb" instructors -- Pincus, Ayoob, Yeager, Vickers, et al -- the only one I've never heard saying some dumb sh*t is Clint Smith. So as far as that, it's half a dozen of one, 6 of another Coward: i watched the full video & read the AAR. He screwed up as driver. That mistake was neither the proximate nor ultimate cause of any of those contractors getting killed. While stupid and bad, it had zero effect on the outcome. All the guys who bought it, had been mortally wounded in the first couple of seconds. Moving that vehicle would have done nothing (except maybe gotten them shot by the coalition guys down the road). Yeager was the first one from his vehicle laying down return fire, but broke off -and hit the ditch at the median- when the other two guys also exited the vehicle (meaning 3 guys taking cover behind one beemer). I don't think it's anything close to fair to call his actions during that ambush. cowardly. douchebag If you mean the unwanted attention he brings shooters with his stupid political commentary, then yeah. But that's got zero to do with his quality as a trainer, which is all I would care about. Now, maybe he sucks as a trainer and so do the guys he hires. If so, then by all means, warn away. But if it's just that you don't like him. Well...