KKing

[quote name="Patton" post="1177226" timestamp="1407538213"]I gave the cw380 to a family member and traded the cw45 for a loss. The cw45 had godawful recoil and the takedown pin would back out when shooting. Both were ammo finicky and had really rough edges. Maybe after a couple of years of carry those edges may rub smooth. Polymer Kahrs have plastic rails with short metal guides up front around the recoil spring. I hate the idea of that but apparently it has never been an issue for others.[/quote] Understood. I guess I was just lucky. I had a CM9 that never gave me trouble from the get go. All types of ammo, different magazines, it was very reliable. I'm hunting for one now, it's one of the only firearms I've ever sold and I regret it awfully

[quote name="Spiffy" post="1179697" timestamp="1408061698"]If I ever get a "bro truck", I wanna hang a SOA reaper on the back window..................................like I'm ever getting a "Bro Truck".[/quote] Care to explain what that is? A "bro truck"?

Good call, nothing you could have done

Good un, my wife was trying to fall asleep when I laughed and disturbed her. I told her to blame Obama

For me, and just for me, I like some higher end things simply as preference, not necessity. They aren't any "better" (likely) than some of my other guns. I like billet receivers simply because of the cool designs that can be cut into them as opposed to forged receivers. I like BCM products because I know they just plain work. I like Noveske barrels just because I do. Your S&W AR will probably perform just as well as one I've built with all those components, at a fraction of the price. That being said, I've never bought an assembled AR rifle, so my opinion may not be the one you're looking for. But I've built about 10 or so now, so I know my way around them. Ninety nine percent of us don't "need" high end stuff.

Glad to hear it, I've been wanting to go see both this and Ninja Turtles. Never even seen the Guardians comics, but the previews for the movie looked awesome

[quote name="chipperi" post="1178039" timestamp="1407706442"]Was designing decals the other night to sell and I came up with this... [/quote] I like it, I could go for one smaller. I'm trying to think of something I'd put in place of "zombie". Maybe "holy crap". Just not big on the zombie thing

I'd almost be willing to drop the cash if we still had our jet skis. One of the coolest things I've seen in a while

The idea has always intrigued me, although admittedly I don't know much. I am all for money that's not regulated by the federal reserve though.

[quote name="Patton" post="1177204" timestamp="1407535872"]The all metal Kahrs are the only ones worth owning in my opinion. I have owned two CW series and hated them both.[/quote] I'd like to hear what you hated about them. I realize it's your opinion, just seems to be a strong one

We are taking action, we're sending drones.

I run one on my M&P 15-22. I run the B5 Bravo on everything else but wanted to mix it up here. I like it pretty well

[quote name="SWJewellTN" post="1176505" timestamp="1407417473"]Just because you don't like something doesn't mean that you are afraid of it.[/quote] Same analogy gets used with homophobia. If you don't agree with it or whatever, you're a homophobe.

[quote name="Slappy" post="1176426" timestamp="1407375549"]My dad taught me from a young age that life is hard enough by itself, but if I make bad decisions, I will make it exponentially harder for myself. So I have tried to live my life on the straight and narrow and can say that because of my good decision making, (not always easy or popular), I live an excellent life. I have the worlds best wife. We dated 5 1/2 years before we got married. We were both virgins up until our wedding...but definitely not afterwords. ;-) She doesn't emasculate me and she lets me be a man as well as appreciates that I am a man. She encourages me in where I am weak, and lifts me up where I am strong. She is a hard worker and when I lost my job a few years ago, she was a source of comfort and calmness in a very stressful situation. The other day we got into an argument that was clearly her fault...she couldn't see it at the time, but the next day she apologized to me, asked for forgiveness and said she will do better next time. I look forward to coming home after work. We have no jealousy towards each other...well except she is much better looking that I am but I digress. I could go out to dinner with any of her girlfriends and she wouldn't think anything of it. And on the other side, I would trust her with any of my guy friends. She loves God, loves others and loves herself. She is very much my best friend and I am always looking forward to growing old with her. Now contrast that to the one you are choosing to be with. But in her *slight* defense, how can she respect you as a man, if you aren't acting like one? Its time to start making some manly decisions. Don't be a victim. Time to go get a real job and move out. You won't like your job...welcome to manhood. When Adam sinned in the Garden, our curse was to have to work to provide for ourselves. You will never find work more enjoyable than playing video games at your grandparents house living rent free. But put your hours in, work harder than anyone else around you, maintain a positive attitude and that will get noticed. With some experience, you will either move up in the company, or you have made yourself marketable to find a more enjoyable and better paying job. I am 28 years old and I approve of this message. :up:[/quote] Had to quote it simply because hitting "like" wasn't strong enough. Excellent post. I am also 28, and I second this message

Gun guy problems indeed, it bugs me too. I have a tray in the top of my ammo can I put them in until I collect a magazine full. Then I'll have a magazine loaded with about 3 different ammo brands/weights, and that bothers me too. It's a rough life for me

[quote name="gregintenn" post="1176046" timestamp="1407287097"]What you are describing is precisely communism. I can't believe someone is on a gun forum, of all places, spouting this garbage. Communism would be a beautiful thing if people weren't inherently sorry. That being said, the only way to motivate the average human is to reward productivity. "The resources" do NOT belong to everybody. Some people SHOULD have better healthcare, better food, and better doctors simply because they got off their @ss and produced enough to be able to afford these luxuries if they so desire. If you work 6 days a week, and I lay my fat behind on the sofa watching Jerry Springer all day, what gives me the right to a portion of the fruit of YOUR labor? Perhaps you'd be more into something written by Marx?[/quote] This is exactly how it came off to me, I figured I'd give him the benefit of doubt and let him answer my question.

[quote name="ab28" post="1175941" timestamp="1407269976"] Right now is bad enough, with the monstrous income gap between the rich and poor. Homeless people are going hungry, and people can't afford medication, but there are others living in 10k sq foot houses with 2 people. Materialism is a curse, I'm glad I realized early on that owning things doesn't make you happy. Unfortunately, most everyone else spends their lives aquiring more and more stuff.[/quote] Am I understanding you to be one of those "wealth redistribution" folks? It sure reads that way. If people earn enough money to afford that 10,000 square foot house, why do you care if they get it? Or why should they be punished for being able to afford it?

Jesus riding a donkey. All these posts telling the man not to do it? Sounds like his mind is made up and he has the appropriate funds to build this toy like he desires. Do it Capbyrd, do it.

[quote name="tartanphantom" post="1175892" timestamp="1407260255"]The level of arachnophobia around here astounds me. Spiders are among the most beneficial creatures around us... brown recluse excluded.[/quote] Say what you want, but I've worked in ER's and OR's. Truth is those "beneficial" creatures have found many a peoples ear and caused damage. Not poisonous, doesn't mean they aren't harmful. I know it's typically considered a urban legend, but I've seen it several times in under 10 years. You're right on the brown recluse though, it's a real SOB.

[quote name="Dolomite_supafly" post="1175804" timestamp="1407245371"]How funny would it be to place against some high end rigs. BTW, there is nothing wrong with Highpoints as far as reliability goes. They are a blowback, not locked breech, gun so they are going to be safe with any ammo you shoot out of them. And because they are blowback they are so much more reliable. I dare anyone to find someone who has actually owned a highpoint that says theirs wasn't reliable. Yes they are ugly as sin and cheap as hell but they are reliable.[/quote] Have to agree. The first Christmas my wife and I were dating she bought me a Hipoint 9mm just because she didn't know what was what. I've never had a malfunction. It's one of the guns I'll never sell simply because it was a gift from her. I've since owned a couple of Hipoint carbines as well that remind me of an AK they run so well

[quote name="RED333" post="1175770" timestamp="1407234495"]Just make sure the OA torch is set right, yall will be fine. :rofl:[/quote] Lol I told him he's operating the sawzall, I'll not be responsible for it going awry

[quote name="peejman" post="1175780" timestamp="1407239898"][url="http://www.spiders.us/species/filter/tennessee/"]http://www.spiders.us/species/filter/tennessee/[/url] There's no such thing as good spiders to have around. They will crawl in your ear and lay eggs. They are devil creatures[/quote] Fixed it for you

[quote name="Glock30" post="1175561" timestamp="1407183413"]This, with the same exact ammo. I dare say this will be the answer in many cases.[/quote] Yep, like my case lol. Same here

1) Burn your home and yard 2) Start over

[quote name="johnnychimpo" post="1175691" timestamp="1407200421"]Not just you. Try it now.[/quote] Good deal, my equipment has been acting funny the last couple days. Thanks