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  I was sort of imagine something like the following may have taken place.   Owner suspects people may be buying product for Meth. Owner calls cops to see if product can be used to make meth. Cops say yes. Next time suspicious customers come in, he approaches them after they purchase all the product he has. He tells them he knows that they are using it for meth and hey can get them as much as they want, but they'll have to pay for it. He also says they'll have to pay 1000% markup to keep him quite about it. Maybe instead of having suspicious customer come into the store, he tells them he will deliver or meet them somewhere locally to sell the stuff by the case.    I agree that if he played a "don't ask don't tell" policy he wouldn't have been guilty of anything. But at what line does he stop being an innocent supplier and start being an accomplice?   EDIT: I don't know the answer to that, but according to a jury he certainly crossed it somewhere.

  You find it funny? I find it  :rant:

  :panic:

  That's good:)   I purchased last night from their website:   QPA (Flashlight, Single AA Body) 2A Body (Double AA Body) L Body (Single CR123 Body) Deep Carry Pocket Clip Tactical Tailcap This will allow me to swap between three bodies and use either one AA, two AA's, or one CR123. With one AA output should be 130 lumens, and with two AA's or one CR123 output should be 246 lumens or so.   I did this so that I could use rechargeable Eneloop AA's for daily use, but then keep the L Body on my keychain for backup light.   Pictures and reviews when everything gets here. 

[quote name="PapaB" post="1102952" timestamp="1390999762"]I'm going to give myself a pat on the back whether I deserve it or not. :unsure: If you watch the video from the proceedings, take note at 1:29:06. Senator Campfield talks about where the State Constitution doesn't give them the authority to delegate that to municipalities as I mentioned in paragraph 2 of my email ("Do you believe the Tennessee Legislature has the authority to grant any local governmental entity the power to ban any right articulated in the Federal and/or State Constitutions?"). He then goes on to discuss strict scrutiny which is what I argued about toward the end of my email ("Of course, you also continue to overlook the part that says "[i]with a view to prevent crime[/i]". You should be required to prove that the legislation actually addresses a crime"). Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe not. I still enjoyed hearing it articulated in the Legislature.[/quote] Pat pat. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would suspect that he was in some form or fashion some form of accessory to cooking it. Possibly conversations and knowledgeable selling to people he became acquainted with. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm guessing there is much more to the story. 21,000 bottles in 30 months? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oohh...12% off direct orders. Nice!

  Coupons! Didn't think to look, but what % are the typically? Also.....wow. I've browsed CPF before but joined yesterday. If anyone thinks gun forums are intriguing and  filled with a bunch of stuff, wait until you take a look at light forums.

[quote name="Citizen_B" post="1102195" timestamp="1390871625"]I've got a 4sevens quark, 2 aa model. Can't beat this light for an EDC / camping / have around the house light. Seems to be pretty durable and tough, at least as good as my streamlight. Very well built too, especially little details like the square machined threads. It's as bright as you need for general use, but I find myself using the lower modes at least as much as full on. Especially like the moonlight mode when the lights are out and I don't want to bother the wife or kids. The cr123 quark model burns a little longer and a little brighter but I wanted a more common and cheaper battery, plus I can use my rechargeable eneloops. I spent an extra ten bucks and got the tactical tail cap because I liked the momentary on / one handed thumb operation but didn't like the limited functionality of the tactical model.[/quote] I am so close to doing exactly this. All of my lights are CR123, it wouldn't hurt to have a AA light. I was thinking about getting one and some Eneloops as well. Also, the tail cap I decided would have to be the tactical version as well but with the Pro programming. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Westwindmike" post="1102031" timestamp="1390848564"]I wish the TFA would do like the GOA and include a sample email in their alerts. I'm not very good at composing this stuff and if I could just fill in my name and address and send, I would send more. The NRA does that too. Makes it easy to participate. And they don't read them anyway. It's a numbers thing, for or against.[/quote] On the state level, I think a lot of them do. I emailed one of the above listed that is mentioned as being a flip flipper and told him I thought that was disposable. Needless to say within a bit of time he emailed be back (or one of his aides) saying that he was sorry I felt he was disposable and that the NRA gives him an A rating. I have also gotten quite a few good responses from Mike Bell, my state senator. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Email email email!   I sent mine.

So I have the lightbug. As stated in other posts, I already have had the following lights:   (flashlight)     Surefire G2 LED (flashlight)     Surefire E1B (lost it, just haven't admitted it to myself yet) (flashlight)     Surefire E2DL (headlamp)    Surefire Saint (weaponlight) Surefire X300 Ultra   So...I don't know if you can tell...but I like Surefire. However, I'm looking at purchasing a new light for EDC in a pocket. I love Surefire and they have never let me down, but it seems you can get so much more for a fraction of the price from other manufacturers.   What I have to consider:   Battery Life Lumens Programming (button click interface) Programming Ability (some lights you can change the interface) Country of Manufacture (USA is better) Durability/Reliability Whatever I purchase, I want it to be tough. Personally, I think I would like a light with strobe. I like the 4Sevens lights because I could set the strobe to come on first click, and then a different brightness for the second click. I assume you can easily cycle through all of the levels as well?   I also like the idea of a flashlight that can take a rechargeable battery as well as CR123's for backup. This would nearly eliminate my day to day use but allow me to keep a set of spare CR123's on me just in case. This, only if it is reliable and done correctly without compromise.   In terms of durability, which of the brands are as durable as Surefire?

It appears to me that, according to the email, Magpul has not produced that specific version of the .308 PMAG in over a year. They have, however, made a newer version. They are "upgrading" you to the newer version for free.

  Because you're German and kept wondering where the Weizenbier is?

  I actually like those...sorta like the XS Big Dots but even easier to see!

I took          I took it that the damaged car is RC3's. It was parked at a friends house. When one of his friends was leaving, they did the above damaged and then got as far away from there as quickly as possible. Nobody has confessed which one of them sideswiped him, and he has invited a few of them over because he knows one of their vehicles has some damage on it.

http://www.gunlistings.org/tennessee-gun-classifieds/chattanooga/all/194326/ruger_mark1__22lr.___70__trade   Not mine, but for $70 it might be easy to fix. Spring, firing pin, etc? Something small I'd imagine, but could be way off. For $70 may be a good gamble?

Price? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO   They beat us:(   By the way...that site is essentially another version of The Onion...it's all fake.

Wow. Missed his original post. I texted him, and I quote: "Actually headed in to see the doc here in a bout 5 minutes to get this figured out hopefully. At the least something to fix my left arm". That was at 12:15.

I've always been a Surefire junkie myself.   Surefire G2   Surefire E1B (sadly, I lost this one a year ago)   Surefire E2DL   Surefire Saint Maximus   Surefire X300 Ultra   The E1B was my favorite for EDC. The E2DL is a great, great light, but fits funny in the pocket and it a bit long. I am considering a purchase. Honestly, I'm considering Streamlight, but Surefire has never let me down.   I am trying to decide between:   Streamlight PT-2L (260/13 lumens, includes strobe) $47.05   Streamlight PT-1L (110/12 lumens, includes strobe) $41.37   Surefire EB1 (200/5 lumens) $154   Now, I've always wanted a strobe feature on a EDC light, but Surefire has yet to implement that into any of their cheaper lights for EDC. However, Surefire quality is very well and it is "Made in USA" (who knows exactly what that means). Streamlight is, to the best of the knowledge, made in China. However, lots of cops swear by them. Honestly, I'm leaning towards the PT-2L, but I like the clip design on the EB1 better. The thing about the E1B I had...it just sat in your pocket so nicely.   Any input anyone? I could buy the  PT-2L and the PT-1L and still come out $50 ahead compared to the Surefire. But what about build quality?

That moment when you are stretched out on the couch and you have to feel your side to see if you are still carrying because it is so comfortable an you don't remember 100% if you have taken it off. +1 for Raven Concealment Phantom Light Carrier WooHoo! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting that this is an issue because it appears that he did a lawful transfer on the sale. If this does turn out to be a huge ordeal, then what does that do to the many people who purchase a firearm as a gift to someone lawfully able to own a firearm? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, it depends on your "uses" for a Mac. If you are into web design, Flux 4 is interesting and worth spending a few hours messing around with. To me, everything else was just a bonus. Sales like this are very, very, very economical.