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I like the idea of guns in jails. If an inmate starts actin' a fool, pop a cap in his behind. Make them wish they were in North Korea.

Yep, that's gonna blow up in your hands. You should give it to me for safe disposal. 

Thanks to Joe Biden, it was a shotgun, not an AR. 

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/73599-fox-is-reporting-another-school-shooting-right-now/

Great rail. I have one on mine.

Another one selling well below its original selling price. Only 500 made.   http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=381695940   Seems like all of them on Gunbroker have BIN prices that are several-hundred-dollars less than what they originally sold for.

Here's a Spirit of America that originally sold for $1800. Only 911 made. Has a BIN price of $1350. Zero bids so far. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=381314317

From what I understand, they take a factory firearm and have someone "decorate" them. Other than the decorations, they should be the same firearm you'd pick up from and gun shop.

There appeared to be some "stunts" in this video that wouldn't allow for a mulligan. Balls of steel.

My cousin is a machine programmer for the company that's owned by this child's father. He said that there are already at least 5 or 6 multi-million dollar lawsuits in the works. They are suing the child, the parents, and the father's company. Apparently the child was driving a company truck at the time of the accident.

Good luck. I think many stores keep it hidden for their favorite customers.

Dayum! That was pretty amazing.

Thankfully for me, all of my family (with the exception of my daughter) lives at least 500 miles away, so I only have to buy for my daughter and my girlfriend. I got my girlfriend a remote start for her car, and I'm still debating on whether or not my daughter deserves anything. 

Yes.

This is what you'll feel like with a new computer.

[quote name="sigbrown1297" post="1077955" timestamp="1386885999"]Well I took the plunge and dropped it off at a machine shop in frankln to machine the corners[/quote] You be determined. You're braver than me.

Love this guy.

Who are you, again?

I've been talking to him for the last hour on Facebook. Super guy.

I'd never heard of them, so I wanted to do a bit of research before buying. He's a sponsor over at 68forums.com. I asked a question on his Facebook page, and he responded via private message within minutes. Just got done chatting it up with him. Seems like a super nice guy.

Received the Seekins magazine release button and enhanced bolt catch. Not sure why the finish isn't the same on both parts, but that's not really an issue.

[quote name="Ditchdigger" post="1077009" timestamp="1386761086"][url="http://shop.ironworkstactical.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AOI-LPK"] Ironworks Bare Bones LPK[/url] He has a drop down menu you can choose options for grips, trigger, trigger guard, and safeties. Haven't ever worked on a Harley, and have only put one complete AR together. The hardest part is choosing options, and finding the springs and detents when they launch, and finding the money to put the next one together. I would like to build one for my wife and daughter, whether they "need" one or not.[/quote] That's a great find. They have the safety and trigger I'm wanting, and it's cheaper through these guys. Thanks for sharing.

I sure as hell don't condone the disciplinary actions taken by so many of these schools, but if society wasn't so damn lawsuit happy, we wouldn't read nearly as many of these stories.

Yeah, ZT's aren't known for being petite. 

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