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Because, despite their lack of aesthetic appeal, they work. They work when all other fail. All the older, classier, sexier designs need a trained skilled hand to get them to run like a Glock, and even then they will fail before the fugly plastic turd. A Glock is a framing hammer. We don't brag about or sit and admire a good framing hammer. We just use them and they don't fail. When I go to the range to have fun, I'll bring a Blackhawk. It's gorgeous and I love to look at her. When I get outta bed in the morning and tighten the belt around my britches, there's a Glock 19 on the right side. Later that day when I've been wallerin' on the ground and climbin around cars, I never give the Tupperware a thought. This is the definition of "Glock Perfection". It's the perfected TOOL and it works like no other.

That wind ate me alive! I told my SIL and my Son via text I was climbing down at 9 because I was cold and miserable. At 8:58 a doe walked within 25 yards of my stand and I put her down for a dirt nap. Was out of my stand by nine! DaveS

Please, enjoy... http://www.viralnova.com/stupid-people/

  If that's true, it's the dumbest attempted gold-digger on the planet. Zim barely has a pot to pee in.   - OS

  I don't care. I like real guns better. I had a bunch... until that tragic boating accident.

It’s just a knee jerk reaction to technology that they don’t understand. 3D printing is some bad azz technology that will be very useful in manufacturing; but guns are not one of those uses. I find it amusing that I could produce a gun that is fully functional and would rival anything mass produced by gun makers, and it is legal; but involve a 3D printer and people starting wringing their hands. On a different note, we are looking at getting some parts quoted that we machine with 5-axis machines on complex surfaces; printing should be a fraction of the cost.

All the weddings I've been to in the U.S., the guests were very careful dancing with their AK'S. Goes to show, pick your dance partners wisely.

I got another little meat doe for the freezer, now me and "Ol' Git Some" can hunt quality deer now.   DaveS

Couple more pics from yesterday evenings hunt i thought id share. It was a good evening for a hunt. Light drizzle, no wind, low 50's.

Two weeks ago today, I adopted an 18 month old male basset hound through Belly Rubs Basset Hound Rescue. I just couldn't go without a hound any longer. :) His name is Wally and he has an interesting story... About five weeks ago, an elderly couple who live in Lenoir City were RV camping up in the Smokies when they saw this dog wandering toward them. He went to the door of their RV and whined like he wanted to be let in. Being dog lovers themselves they obediently opened the door at which point this hound went inside, promptly jumped up on the sofa and went to sleep! He was a bit of mess, dirty and tick infested...they washed him up in their on board shower and dealt with the ticks as best they could and too him to their vet to get fully rid of the ticks. That's when they contacted the rescue organization. They named his Wally and I decided it's a good name for him! We don't know much about him but it was obvious that he had been on his own for a while. He is negative for heart worms which was a big relief but he was positive for worms which he's been treated for and we are also treating him for a couple of bacterial infections (ears, toenails and positive for a tick born disease; all of which is very common to basset hounds and especially in Tennessee) but overall, he's a pretty healthy boy. Based on his teeth, my vet believes he is not older than 18 months. He's already made himself quite at home here and quite at home with me...I still miss my girl Millie and I suspect I always will but Wally is a great hound and already a good friend! If you have or ever had a dog who has made you laugh, brightened your life, and every day silently accepted your tears without judgment, snuggled with you, forgiven your faults and loved unconditionally - dogs are a gift that most of us don't deserve!

The only reason you can see it is because its clean, this is a Glock after all. Stop cleaning it! Lol I took mine outta the holster the other night, I cleared the gun then proceeded to wipe out enough lint to weave a new shirt. I'm looking at mine right now and there's some tool marks in there where they ground out the casting flash. In a lot of injection molding Rees a problem area. A place where the geometry of the mold makes it difficult for the plastic to fill out or sometimes overflow if the mold isn't perfectly sealed. A has been said, no biggie.

But? my wife said size does not matter :shrug:

Nah that is just the "spare parts carrier" that is required on all Fords! :) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

You use your tongue purdier than a twenty dollar whore.......

In his defense, his did say "nuclear-tipped SEMI-automatic"  :panic: 

They will NOT accept 2 pages but it is perfectly ok to print your own form as long as page 1 and page 2 (front and back) are on the same page.  They stopped allowing 2 page forms years ago b/c some were getting CLEO signoff on suppressors and then putting the back of one form with the front of a machinegun form, etc... Lot of the crap we deal with now b/c of a few bad apples...   If you do not have a duplex printer just print page 1, flip it over and print page 2.  The ATF forms are adobe PDFs and will allow you to type in your information. Be sure to pick up the cert of compliance forms too.

The next meeting of the TN, GA, Al Suarez International regional training group will be held on Sunday Dec 8. Time will be 9AM (central time) to about 4PM. This will be a final chance this year for my regional crew to get together and work some skills. We will be looking at solutions for dealing with assailants armed with knives or other sharp pointy things. Pre requisite is having had any Suarez pistol class.  And since it is Christmas time I'll also be doing a random drawing for some prizes.... Title : Bringing a Gun to a Knife Fight Date : Dec 8 2013 Price : $75 Time: 9am-4pm CENTRAL TIME Equipment needed: Pistol, at least 100 rounds. Blue gun or airsoft gun (no pellets or gas needed) if you have one. Training knife if you have one. I have a few loaners if you need a knife or a blue gun. Eye Protection/ear protection Weather appropriate clothing.  Location: The usual place about 35 minutes SW of Chattanooga. If you have never been to one of these training group gatherings contact me by PM for directions.

Hello, just moved ere from Indianapolis.  Glad to find like minded people and always looking for input on where to buy and where to shoot.  Thanks, Kevin

I know I don't really know most of you but I also know that there are probably some of you who only tollerate me because my picture of Millie as my avatar for most of my time here made you think I wasn't all bad. :)  Anyway...I though I would share this as I had to let her go late yesterday afternoon...   -------------------- Over a period of about three weeks, my little girl, “Millie” the basset hound went from a full of life and beautiful girl and love of my life to being a very ill little girl. I noticed her appetite starting to wane the last week of September. I didn’t think a lot of it at the time because it wasn’t all that unusual for something to upset her stomach and for her to forgo a meal or two or even three before returning to gobbling up her breakfast and dinner. Into the second week I was getting concerned; changed her dog food to see if she would eat more and that seemed to work for few days. I boarded here at my vet’s facility (her usual place) the first weekend of October (Friday through Sunday afternoon October 4-6, 2013) because I was out of town and noted my concerns to the staff – when I picked her up on Sunday afternoon they said she hadn’t eaten much on Thursday but seemed to eat normally Saturday. I took her home and she did seem to eat okay then stopped eating again by Monday…I started supplementing her food with canned and for a couple of days, that worked but she was obviously getting worse. I took her into my vet’s office on Thursday the 10th and had many different tests run; all of which seemed to indicate a problem with her liver. We started her on medication in hopes that it was an infection that could be treated. Initially, Millie took the medicine and she ate well for about a day or so but by Saturday, she was throwing up a lot and finally, by Sunday, refused to eat anything at all. I took her into Dr. Barker on Monday morning and x-rays showed a large mass near her liver. On my vet’s recommendation I took her to another facility so that we could have an ultrasound done - it took only a few minutes for the ultrasound to confirm both the mass and many tumors throughout her liver and spleen. There was no choice; no right choice anyway except to let her go and ease her pain but nothing is ever going to ease the pain or fill the huge empty hole in my heart. I can’t even begin to describe how much I loved that long-eared, droopy-eyed bundle of unconditional love…she was my pal…she was my best friend…she was my little girl…my “Sweet P” and I’ll always love, miss and remember her. Rest in peace my sweet little girl - I lost you far too soon and I'll always love you. ------------------------------    

Yep, I fixed a 4 about six months ago. Not very bad just get the kit. The little mat with the part outlines to hold it were helpful too.

Robert that is so great you found a friend and a rescue too. I'm sure you both going to be very happy.

As others have said, you were not told upfront about the rebuilt title so to me that makes the verbal deal null and void.

A promise to buy something is only as strong as the honesty in the representation of the item.

Why do you have a framed picture of your ceiling fan?? LOL!!

Good score. It's on my list too. My list just always seems to be bigger than my wallet. 

You know they have clubs for that sorta thing... lol ;)

Most ads that I see on CL will state whether it has a rebuilt title or not. Ditto, he should have been upfront with you. Blow it off.   I had an incident that I feel torn about too. I was filling my truck up and a pretty well dressed 20 something blonde came up and said she was broke and needed money. She defiantly didn't look broke but I gave in and gave her $5. I later saw what she was driving, a new Suburban.  :wall:  That's something to be torn about.

a vehicle with a rebuilt title has been totaled by an insurance company. if there is no indication of body damage repair it may have been under water somewhere. you definitely don't want a vehicle that has been flooded. the rebuilt title should have been the first thing a seller should make known. I would have done the same thing.

In socialist & communist nations, children belong to the State, not to the parents. Another example that we've arrived.

My neighbor has a Marlin 336 in 35 Rem. As far as I know, every time he pulls the trigger, he comes home with a deer on his tailgate. I can't say the same for some of my neighbors suffering from "magnumitis".

I might argue that once a compartment has been found, it's no longer hidden or secret. 

  Sticks and stones may break my bones but blades can dismember?

I didn't choose the stupidest firearm accessory I've ever paid for.  It was the worthless lock included with a firearm purchase.

Have you linked a copy of the ad for him yet? :)

I would just like to know where on a Professional Hunting and Game Reserve could something that large had hid for all those years and not been see till now. That would be about like a 1100 lb Black Angus Bull walking around in the woods and no one seeing it. Sounds a little unusual but I guess stranger things have happened???.................jmho

It's a hair dryer with a barrel; don't sweat it! I swear I don't see the attraction to those things.

Led for the head this morning.   http://youtu.be/PD-MdiUm1_Y

  You did the same thing as me, except it was for my girlfriend (not my wife, yet)  :)

I think mine filed for diplomatic immunity in Croatia and ain't comin back....buggers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling.

or a Hornady.  Sage advice has indeed been offered up.

  The only thing that might change is then the Republicans will be doing whatever it is they like.  And that's not necessarily a great thing.   I firmly believe the Republicans are glad this happened, just in case they are ever in a majority situation again.  I can guarantee you that rule is not going to change if they ever do.  They can then use it as needed but can point back to the dems, like the little children they all are, and say "well, they started it".

Zimmerman is a bad example IMO he is a loose cannon and ready to go off again at any moment

That looks good! I bet an old piece of Barnwood would look crazy awesome. I don't want to steal your idea, but would you let me try your idea with a piece of barnwood? DaveS

people go to Chicago every day and don't have trouble.  I lived up that way for eight years and never had trouble.   99% of violent crimes in Chicago are gang related.  I would not lose sleep over going there.   A sure way of inviting trouble is to illegally have a gun,  especially if you are a law abiding person.  YMMV

Dang! Solar watches?!?!? I am a dinosaur. I had no clue of such a thing. :stunned:  But I haven't worn a watch since 1988 when I got my first portable phone. You know, the brick in a bag type.

Im stuck on this guy.  He's just too much fun!   Half way through, you get "Run to the (Benny) Hills"   Thats Awesome!     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCIYmpR7a_k

So who should the libertarians decide to play with? The Democrats who wish to control how we live our lives & spend our money? Or maybe we should play with the Republicans who unlike the Democrats only want to control how we live our lives and spend our money? ;)

Republican party is on the wrong side of so called 'social issues'...  They're just like the democrats...  They think they know whats better for you, than you do ;)