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I'm thinking he needs to use that Pysllium fiber he's got, and loosen up.

In doing research for the same thing, I found #1 buckshot for home defense. It was even recommended as the best for police purposes. That being said, it was really hard to find the stuff, so I went with 00 buck.

The trigger on the PF9 is vastly better than the P-11. Size is really indifferent IMO.

I'd say if you can handle a wait, check out the K&D Dakota Defender. great price and will put the other to shame. That said, between your two go with the Crossbread. http://www.kdholsters.com/iwb-defend.php

They gave them to Nazi Germany. You gotta remember to it is a huge undertaking and expense that is years in the making for the Olympics. it's not like they can pack up the tents and move in a month. Plus the IOC is a bunch of Euro liberals anyway.

I sure hope it isn't the fact that they are pretty much 16 and under!:D:P

Are you serious? I do like the Olympics but only the traditional sports.

Haha, that was pretty funny. Course you caould have posted this picture as well.

As the scripture says, be as wise as a serpent and harmless as a dove.

It's not to hard for me and I shoot about the same either hand. I too am right hand left eye dominant, so it does come in handy sometimes. My brother in law is right handed, but when he went to the police academy he struggled shooting. They suggested he switch and ended up being the best shot in his class.He is now a SWAT sniper. He didn't do a lot of shooting before then.

OMG! You stole that thing! $400! HaHaHa

Veprs are the cream of the AK world. Very nice. Where did you get it if I might ask?

One of the best AKs money can buy. That being said they are a little over priced, unless you don't want to have a Saiga converted. For the same amount of money you can get a truly custom AK built to your own specks by someone like Will @ RedJacket. http://www.redstick-firearms.com/firearms2/firearms.html

Yeah, I'm gonna say the XD.

They switched to milled to save money. They went to using the SKS tooling that they already had until they could get the bugs worked out of the stamped tooling. The milled receivers tend to stress fracture in the front trunion/barrel junction due to its rigidity. The stamped recievers have some give which eliminate the stess, thus more reliable while sacrificing a little accuracy.

they will also have a rectangle indention toward the front of the receiver.

25 signatures.

Yeah, but they're not. Check the second link that actually sells them.

Anyone use this system or know much about it. I like that you can use standard forearms and it is $100 less than the Ares/bushmaster system. Here are few links i found. Just looking for "real life" info. Thanks http://www.gaspiston.com/ http://www.talonarms.com/talonarms/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=423&products_id=1165 http://www.defensereview.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1109

I read nothing but good reviews about them. They are proprietary however, and AR parts won't interchange. While reviews are good they did fail the military trials they were designed for.

Tried the infidel and didn't like it at all. It was too much of a compromise in design. i sent it back (plus for Comp-Tac) and got the CTAC. Great IWB and I hear the MTAC are even better.

I think there are some vendors selling them at the moment so check the vendor section. Also, checkout AIMsurplus.com They also have the lancer mags which are really cool. I like them as well.

He lives in the neighborhood my church is in. Glad to see he cut his hair. He had 1' long dreads.

Because it is half the size. Portability. It also less likely to stand out when a co. is deployed, meaning snipers are harder to spot.