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Maybe a Benelli M2,or a Calhoun 2011 in 9 .. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

When we were kids we built Estes model rockets. We used those rockets to send everything possible as high as we could go. Many frogs and bugs piloted those ships in the name of neighborhood science. We didn't need no steenkin drone cause they were t around yet lol

After watching the neo nazi crap this idiot in charge spewed, I am more convinced that amongst the idiots, the moron is king. 200 more ATF agents and looking at mental records, will do nothing but generate more fast and furious fails and hipaa lawsuits. Want to reduce crimes w guns!!? Beef up street enforcement and teach humans to respect life and instill this idea that it's not cool to shoot people.... None of this will ever happen because 50% of this might make sense

Nice to have a registry. Although it doesn't scratch what proper punishment really should be for anyone convicted of abusing one of gods little creatures. Abusers range from professionals holding degrees to hood rats. Although it won't stop abuse it may subliminally instill some to hit the gas instead of the brakes when the face comes up somewhere.... Just sayin

Duluth trading has some decent suspenders as well for those holstering an 18 v making all day

maybe this time someone will catch him,feed him to some hungry feral hogs and post it on you tube. byte for byte Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

welcome to the home of a big firearms family where no one gets violent ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

If i can figure out a way to get that 500 million to simply tell inquiring minds they cant have info due to a flaw in the hipaa system, ill have it made! this executive thang will work like a lead balloon at 5 feet... and to think people advise that office for money 

but according to the interwebs koko was handed 3 glock 19's and 3 Bryco 38's she used them to beat her handlers then escaped while screaming no more glocks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

An expungement done properly and complete removes that arrest info from the FBI ncic system which is what TBI uses to run the bg check. That system only shows the arrest and not the disposition of the case. If you've been mug shotted and fingerprinted, you are probably in ncic. The expungement removes all records of the arrest and is supposed to remove the info from ncic. Make sure the clerk sends the scrub request to TBI, which then goes to FBI to have them remove the arrest information. There is a copy of that request that the clerk should give you when doing the expungement. Many times the clerk forgets that important part. After 4 to 6 weeks it should be gone from ncic. Once it's gone buy freely!!

I picked up a performance center ported full frame earlier this year from guns and leather greenbrier. Daniel has always had my weird stuff in stock . Added an apex Flat trigger and a rm 07. I love it especially after having a problem w a mp 9 before that. Some guys say the ported barely works . I ve been running 115 through it and love it. Works fine. I want anything I can do to get faster target acquisition.No regrets w this pistol. If I wasn't using it as a gamer I wouldn't have bought it. No regrets here. It was either this or a fancier something which I couldn't afford.

The mos is nice for a gamer gun. I'll take iron any day for defense. Red dots have their own quirks but I wouldn't rely on em. Mos adds another flavor of Coke or PEPSI to the product line

Like someone else mentioned the commands have a lot of "stuff". Glock may have pimped out a load of 19's to some entity for some reason or trials but the 226 still reigns. It's still the TO weapon.

Do we have a resident expert or can anyone suggest who can mill a P320 slide so it can accept a RMR or red dot sight etc? the plate supplied by Trijicon sits in the dovetail for the rear site,which I don't think it is feasible,please advise all suggestions truly appreciate it thanks

Pulp fiction rocks everything else sucks. I'll wait for the punch out on Netflix as well if I ever decide to watch it

Heck this place is so much fun and resourceful I decided to become a lifetime member. never done that for any board anywhere. TGO is an awesome community!!

I heard Kokos first words were don't buy a Glock

Sounds like a candidate for a catapult for humans that has a nice brick wall in front of it geez....

Shouldn't be more than A 30 minute flick. Our guys got murdered and screwed over after fighting like they'd been trained to do. Hitlery lied about it. And that's it. No star needed just credits for those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

RIP Lemmy !! motorhead had a good run as ayatollahs of rock and rollahs! hated to hear this! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

this thread would be fun to watch in a sig forum! the look on sigs qc guys face when opening the return box on this would be priceless! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

got my 650 when i was married, told the ex it would save money and she never questioned it again. 300 bo is an important part of a marriage, as well as weapon appreciation by spouses! sounds like you def have a keeper!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

sorry i missed the original post delete thread if needed Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

No, Jesse Tischauser had nothing to do w it LOL, big disappointment as Stag was a big 3 gun sponsor.    Connecticut gun manufacturer Stag plead guilty today to violating federal law, including the loss of 200 firearms from its record books, and the possession of 62 machine guns or receivers for machine guns not registered to the company. In the plea agreement that to the revocation of the company’s Federal Firearms License, owner Mark Malkowski agreed to sell Stag and never own another gun company again. The Hartford Courant reports: HARTFORD — New Britain-based Stag Firearms LLC pleaded guilty Tuesday to violating federal firearms laws and as part of a plea agreement company president and owner Mark Malkowski agreed to sell the company and have no further ownership or management role in a gun manufacturer. The company, with Malkowski serving as its representative, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Hartford to a single felony count of possession of a machine gun not registered to the company. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is also revoking Stag’s federal license to manufacture firearms. Malkowski is also scheduled to plead guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court in New Haven to a misdemeanor count of failure to maintain firearms records. The federal government began its investigation of Stag in July 2014, after a routine Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms inspection turned up a variety of recording keeping violations, missing firearms and unregistered firearms, the government said.   The guilty plea, Stag said in a prepared statement, was in the best interest of the company and its approximately 100 employees. Malkowski is in advanced talks with a New York private equity firm to sell the company, Stag and the government said. “For the first time in Connecticut, and there have only been a few of these prosecutions throughout the nation, a large manufacturer is pleading guilty to a felony charge relating to record keeping violations,” Connecticut U.S. Attorney Deirdre M. Daly said Tuesday. The company will pay a fine of $500,000 as part of the plea agreement. For his guilty plea, Malkowski, 37, will pay a $100,000 fine and will not be permitted to own, operate or manage a firearms company. “This company did not just manufacture small firearms. They manufactured semi-automatic weapon, machine guns, assault weapons,” Daly said. “This is not an industry where sloppiness will be tolerated.” The government said 200 firearms were stolen or lost from Stag, although there is no evidence those firearms fell into the hands of criminals or others not permitted to possess guns. The company specifically pleaded guilty to possession of 62 machine guns and machine gun receivers that were registered to another entity or not registered at all. ATF agents found the automatic rifles and receivers at the New Britain factory during an inspection July 15, 2014. Stag, in a statement, said the company “takes its obligations to comply with all laws and regulations very seriously and has made comprehensive changes to ensure that similar problems cannot happen again and that best compliance practices are maintained in all of its operations.” - See more at: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/12/22/breaking-stag-arms-federal-firearms-license-revoked/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2015-12-26&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newsletter#sthash.usDVMzYI.dpuf

I had a chihuahua take off while I was on vacation. She didn't like the dog sitter but I flew home and looked for her. She came to the door at 4 am after bein gone for a day. Don't give up put food and water by the door and check local animal shelter and lost and found pet page on Facebook. Hopefully she'll be back soon!!