GlockSpock

  Price match came back, I can get the Nikon 8498 for $140.38 shipped. That's lower than I have ever seen it. Should I jump on that or does it occasionally go down to $100? I ask that because I recently saw some of the Nikon P-223 scopes for $100.

    I am a little bit confused. Has the boy she was seen leaving on foot from school with been found? 

Perhaps it has already been done, but if not someone needs to trace the route she would take home from school. Look for anything out of the ordinary. Pay attention to everything.   Would there have been any events that she'd have passed by (festivals, parties, etc)?   Would she have taken any alternate routes for any foreseeable reason?

Am I ever going to be able to purchase my Glock 7?

  So, between these two, which would you get and what? Pros and cons of each?   http://www.manventureoutpost.com/products/Nikon-P%252d22-Rimfire-Scope-2%252d7X-32-BDC-150-Matte-1"-Zero-Reset-Turrets-(Interchangeable),-Quick-Focus-Eyepiece,-Bright-Fully-Multicoated-Optics,WP%7B47%7DFP%7B47%7DSP-8499.html?google=1   http://www.manventureoutpost.com/products/Nikon-P%252d22-Rifle-Scope-2%252d7X-32-Nikoplex-Matte-1"-Two-Different-Turrets-Included-%252d-Regular-Velocity-%281200%252d1300%29-and-Hyper-Velocity-%281500%252d1640%29-Zero-Reset-Turrets-%28Interchangeable%29%2C-Quick-Focus-Eyepiece%2C-Bright-Fully-Multicoated-Optics%2CWP%7B47%7DFP%7B47%7DSP-8498.html   On sale for ~$40 off, and I'm going to try and use SWFA to get a 110% pricematch.

Ironic because a buddy of mine persuaded my wife and I to try Doctor Who again. He convinced us to try it a year ago, but my wife couldn't make it 5 minutes into the first episode (the one with the mannequins) of the "first" season. He persuaded us Saturday evening and we watched half of the same episode during lunch today. I think if my wife can make it into a few episodes, we'll be set. I"ve wanted to watch it for a few years now!

[quote name="Runco" post="1071167" timestamp="1385818304"] Seems like I am getting a lot of help! I will keep trying.   I found this place, Grabagun, out of Texas, that has the Eotech 512 for $360.88 +$5.99 shipping, that's $306.87 delivered after the rebate.   Does anyone here ever used that retailer before? [url="http://grabagun.com/eotech-512-tactical-std-aa-bttry.html?gclid=CM-JqJjNjLsCFSEV7AodvmkArw"]http://grabagun.com/eotech-512-tactical-std-aa-bttry.html?gclid=CM-JqJjNjLsCFSEV7AodvmkArw[/url] I have googled "grabagun reviews" and a few message boards popped up, but not to many, 1911forum, springfield xds, and a NY gun forum. I was hoping for more reviews like from AR15forums, Glockforums, or even here.[/quote]   Here it is for $425. More you ask? They offer a 110% price match guarantee. I cannot guarantee it'll work this way, but it should work like this:   [url="http://swfa.com/EOTech-512-Tactical-Holosight-Rev-F-P1603.aspx"]http://swfa.com/EOTech-512-Tactical-Holosight-Rev-F-P1603.aspx[/url] [url="http://swfa.com/PriceMatch.aspx"]http://swfa.com/PriceMatch.aspx[/url]   $425 - $360.88 = $64.12 $64.12 * 110% = $70.53 $425 - $70.53 = $354.46 $354.46 - $60 = [b]$294.46[/b]   Shipping will cause it to be one way or the other a few dollars.   Worth taking a look. SWFA is a very good site. Fill out a price match request and see.

For anyone that was slightly interested in purchasing one, do it today. If you order a Nest on Amazon for $249, you get a $40 Amazon card to go with it!   http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009GDHYPQ/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009GDHYPQ&linkCode=as2&tag=tecstu-20    

Just an update....for Black Friday weekend YNAB is $30 and you can still use the above $6 off coupon to bring it to $24. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  So, PM me and we will meet sometime this weekend or tomorrow if you want.

Any update? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So I've been field stripping it for a while now. I don't think anyone could argue that there is a firearm that is easier to field strip than a Glock. Just as easy, I could buy that. But easier? I don't believe it.   I've always heard how easy it is to detail strip them. I tried for the first time tonight. Three pins and you're done! I remember detail stripping the 1911 I had, it was very lengthy, but a process that I enjoyed. I was actually sorta disappointed at how short disassembling the Glock was. Getting it back together was easier than disassembling (in my humble opinion). So I did function checks (those possible with a Glock). Seems to be good. It is however something that I am weary about until I can go put a few magazines through just to be assured.   However, when it comes to Glocks, is it possible to put it back together and it seem to be right but it actually be wrong?   For anyone curious, I used this set of instructions. I felt it had everything I needed to know:   http://glockparts.com/Content.aspx?PAGE=Glock%20Disassembly

Oh, well then in that case perhaps it wouldn't be so bad. Thanks!

  http://us.glock.com/dealer-locator?zip=37311   I think you can use that to find it. It appears GT's is the closest, with one in Knoxville being the 2nd closest.

  Called the local "Team Glock" advertised place. Took me 3 times of asking "Do you do GSSF pricing?" in order to get this response "We sure don't....our prices are.....about where they need to be".   Maybe I won't join.

  But then you've got to do a transfer to a local FFL:(

I am reconsidering this, and started wondering about the actual discounted pricing. Do most/all of the local gun stores honor that pricing as shown on the "discount sheet" from GSSF? Will it be exactly that pricing?

You went and did the best Secret Santa gifting ever! I Received it a week and a half before Christmas if I recall correctly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-eAxVs7LCU#t=37  

Was in JCPenny's over the weekend and saw a holiday decoration. It went like this:   Merry Christmas Happy Hanukkah Happy Quanza Feliz Navidad   I just felt that it was ironic that Christmas was on there twice.

      longshot007, if you wish, speed with tnguy. If he'll accept payment from you, then I'll gladly release his magazines for you whenever you can meet up. Whenever I receive a message from tnguy saying he's received payment, I'll consider them yours.

  Actually, I'm all out. Sorry, someone local claimed the last remaining five and I forgot to update this thread. Sorry! If there was enough interest, we could do it again.

  Let it be noted for the epic caliber wars that even the mighty .40 S&W is not a one stop shot.

So, I've taken a bit more of a look over everything. It seems you can gain 15 credits per day (30 searches) and other small daily things. Do 30 searches a day and you'll end up with roughly 450 credits a month (it could be more than that due to the daily things.   There are two different rewards levels: Silver and Gold. You start out at Silver and then gain your way to Gold after earning 750 credits total. Prizes for each level are the same, you just get a "discount" once you are Gold.   Notably, you can receive:   Hulu Plus 1-Month Subscription (450 Silver, 420 Gold) 1 Month Xbox Live Gold Membership (699 Silver, 679 Gold) $5 Groupon Promotional Card (523 Silver, 470 Gold) $3 Amazon Gift Card (340 Silver, 330 Gold) $5 Amazon Gift Card (525 Silver, 475 Gold)   Other various sweepstakes/restaurant cards. So If I do my part daily, I should be able to obtain the Hulu Subscription for free. I'll also have a few credits leftover once I hit "Gold". This isn't obviously that big of a deal, but lets do the math:   365 days in a year*15 credits per day=5,475 credits yearly. 5,475 exchanged for $5 Gift cards=11 gift cards a year, or $55 bucks to Amazon. If you already pay for Hulu, you'll save a bit more. Nobody is going to get rich by doing this, but considering how many searches I do a day all I did was replace my default search engine with Bing. They have really neat wallpapers!

http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9778718&rrid=_4b2494ad-380b-005b-d559-0d6cff9c6b6e   It appears that Microsoft Bing has a "rewards program" by which they give you credits for searches. You can then cash those credits in for various goods/services, such as Hulu subscriptions or Amazon credits.   ​Disclaimer: Sure, I know this is helping advertisers keep pretty nifty profile of you, but lets be honest, unless you take steps to prevent this from happening they already are doing a pretty good job of doing so.