itchytriggerfinger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8avOiTUcD4Y

I think you should make a lamp shade from them all.

$390 at buds   http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411553195/RUGER+LCP+.380ACP+LADY+LILAC+6RD

I agree about the Jawhorse. It is a great tool, and even if you had to use two, you could put together something that would be easy to put up and tear down. 

I thought you meant....

  You're not going to let this one go are ya?  We all know your participation at that club has nothing to do with your injuries.  For the people not familiar with the history, please don't try to make it seem that way.     Edit: typo

I'm not sure they have perfected printing latex yet . ;)

I believe the local Nashville robotics club has been working on building some "RidgeBot like" 3d printers.

What's wrong with the sponsorship shirts?  I just told a buddy if he'd pay for my ammo and entry fees I'd wear a neon pink shirt with his logo. :)

A .22LR class could be fun.

Do they make a SuperTuck for it yet?  :)

  I just got a funny feeling in my pants with that comment.  A Pro-Tek in .45....... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm  :dirty:

Dude, sorry to hear that.  I've heard it absolutely sucks.  Get well soon!

I'm glad I started this conversation.  This isn't the only thing out there I find to have questionable marketing.  So we all know bad guys are going to do bad things, and maybe most aren't smart enough to figure this out.  But some are.    Also, how "easy" are we making it on the libtards to attack us.  I agree, we have to be diligent in defending our freedoms, but there's no reason why we can't use a little common sense. In the video he goes as far to mention this for the "home defense environment".  WTF?  Really? Come on.  You'd be dead if you had to get your AR out of the briefcase under the bed.  If he would have come out and said "this is being marketed for law enforcement and security applications," I would have said "cool" and the post would have been completely different.  But no.  This is marketed to the general public as an easy way to conceal an AR style rifle. You don't need a permit You don't need any special licenses Easy, perfect, ability to conceal I think it's safe to say most of us at TGO find this to be a cool novelty just like exploding targets and blowing up stumps with tannerite,  but I'd say were a bit more on the intelligent end of the scale.  I think it's time for all of us to think about how this type of marketing piece is heard by the James Holmes(es) of the world.

If I use it, I must need it :)

Actually, I use everything I own.

Adot, would you mind to post a picture of how you have your GoPro mounted to your hat?

Thanks for the update.  I've been thinking of picking up an M&P .22 myself. 

Were there a good number of pistol tables there?  I'm not much into long guns, but love going and fondling all of the pistols.

Yeah I laughed pretty good as well. I though... hmmm, maybe this is part of the new IDPA rules to be released this week.  LOL

Let me first say, this AR-15 Covert Carry Kit is pretty slick.  I like it.  But are we making it too easy for the bad guys?  I mean really?  Who needs this other than someone needing to get a rifle in somewhere it doesn't need to be?   https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CkTwE0fZYXY    

  In regards to the M&P trigger, yup, every one I've ever handled from the factory feels like that.  So if you choose the M&P, go ahead and budget for a trigger job.  I'm not saying the rest of the stock guns (XD, Glock, etc) couldn't use a new trigger, but the M&P is my least favorite out of the box.  The good thing about the XD and the Glock is there are some nice drop-in trigger kits YOU can change out in a matter of minutes.  From what I've seen there is a little more fitting and polishing required for the M&P.   I have a Powder River Precision Ultimate Match Trigger in my XD that I can't say enough good things about.  I had to hand fit it, but it wasn't hard.   http://shop.powderriverprecision.net/product.sc?productId=34&categoryId=2

I don't know of any local CZ guys.  But if you have a chance, go to the Goodman's gun show in Nashville tomorrow.  There are always some dealers in there with different CZs.

Nice.  My dad and I busted out 400 9mm this afternoon on the Dillon.  Great day for reloading.

Well when I got up it wasn't raining much. Now I look outside and it's heavy. I think I'm going to stay home as well.