smithra89

i've NEVER been a fan of phil williams...

This is awesome...hadn't seen it before and laughed the entire TIME! thanks for sharing :lol:

I ordered my eotech from primary arms and it came with a 3x primary arms magnifier with it. Works just fine with the eotech and I've never had a problem with it. The eotech magnifier is probably better quality, but the price of the primary arms can't be beat.

The more I look at this stippling job, the more I like it. Was this a DIY project or did you send it out?

good looking gun....i wasn't familiar with some of those maybe more 'exotic?' calibers. learn something new everyday

  sounds like a good idea!

wow...how many calibers are you set up for?

I just love the look of glocks...shoot well too....nice collection!

great looking rifle...hopefully one day I will get one

glock all the way...

Nice collection!

I gave up on cheaper than dirt when they stopped selling firearms while they 'reviewed' their policy. It really got to the point where by the time you paid their shipping you could probably by it from a local shop or another online place for about the same money.

I've decided 6 mags for any carry gun. Carry 1 in the gun and 2 on the belt. That gives me a 2nd batch to rotate out with every 3 months or so. I'm a big glock fan so 6 G19 mags plus 6 mags for the G26 and that gives me 12 useable mags in the G26 if SHTF.

I tried as well and had no luck getting to the site

Great looking knives...the pictures look great too. what kind of camera did you get?

well there goes the old saying out the window....if a walmart employee says it, it must be true :screwy:

zip lock bag would probably work....bending the barrel would probably take some serious force

Ordered 5....should look nice on the car and safe

'obeying a gun free zone sign isn't on these guy's bucket list'.....pretty good video

Can't go wrong with Glock!

From reading the article it sounds to me like this only effects public NY emergency rooms? So if you have terminal cancer or break your leg you would most likely be admitted to an oncology service or orthopedic service and be able to receive appropriate pain management for your condition. I also assume when the article states patients will no longer be able to get more than three days of narcotic pain relievers that means on discharge from the emergency room. Most indications that necessitate chronic therapy with long-acting narcotics would require an admission to the hospital or follow up in an outpatient clinic. So you leave the emergency room with a few pain pills until you can seek more qualified/appropriate care for whatever is wrong with you.   Another thing to think about is hospital accreditation. The Joint Commission has standards on all sorts of things hospitals must do to be accredited and subsequently receive Medicare/Medicaid dollars. One of those standards is pain. Most of the hospitals that this will effect probably rely heavily on Medicare/Medicaid money, so they have an incentive to alleviate a patient's pain.   I'm not saying I think Bloomberg (I can't stand the guy) is right. I'm just saying it may be an appropriate step to help decrease prescription drug abuse.

well said!

did you expect anything less?

Great deal! Seems like I read or heard that gen 4's were only coming with 2 mags these days. Sounds like you hit the jackpot in these circumstances.

the force is strong with the little one!