Links2k

Usually around 2am for about 15 minutes

I know about the Superfly. I have owned one for a while that I have used with my G26 during the summer.

I am speaking of the original electric car that they produced. The car was leased not sold. The oil lobby ensured that patents were purchased and the right people were paid off to guarantee that the car would never be available to the public in a affordable platform. If I am correct all but one car was collected and destroyed.

Just like when GM was forced to kill the electric car. Big oil is big brother.

I guess that I own the record for trade offers. They offered me $275 for each of my M&P pistols.

Brazil and Venezuela runs millions of cars off of alternative and cheap fuels. We could too if the oil lobby was not so strong and Americans did not trust their political parties so much. Chavez provides very cheap fuel for his people while our leaders and lobbyist get fat off of our laziness/ignorance.

I would go with a Glock 30 or 36.

You are correct sir. I can assure that this won't be my last oversight when I post. Thanks again, Links2k

Do you have links?

Tombstone is an most excellent movie.

I think that it will be nice for when I want to go smaller than the Glock26. I have to find a pocket holster and some extra magazines now.

I like the 15-22 because it is a mini version of my M&P 15T and I can let the twins blast it for cheap. You can get one from $449 up to $529 depending on what options you get.

I went to Memphis' favorite gun store today to get another M&P 15-22. I sold the old one to a forum member and naturally I regretted it. Today I got the MOE version because I am a Magpul slut. Surprisingly the store was not very crowded this morning. Not surprising was the fact that I was ignored for ten to fifteen minutes. That turned out to be a good thing. While the fat walrus looking guy pretended not to see a six foot tall overweight man standing in front of him a good lookin young lady walked in. I chatted up the young lady while she received the mandatory brush off. Seems she had recently purchased a pistol there and was having second thoughts ( her reason for the return was that she was moving out of state and did not want the hassle of learning the new states gun laws or trying to obtain a permit). The young lady stated that the guy that she purchased the pistol from assured her that she could return it for a fair price when she spoke to him on the telephone (naturally he could not be found when she arrived). One of the guys takes the pistol goes to the back to get an appraisal. I am certain by my dealings with them that means that he is taking a piss and a smoke break. A few minutes later he returns and offers $120 for her lnib Ruger LCP. She appeared to know that she would not get close to what she paid for it, but I don't think she came prepared to get screwed again so soon after Valentines day. ZING! She does the smart thing and retrieves her pistol then leaves the store. After about 10 seconds of thought I followed her out of the store and asked her what she wanted for the pistol. Fast forward. I paid closer to what she was expecting, but not enough not to make it a very good deal for me. That's all I have to say about that. Keep in mind that I have no need for an LCP. However, I have been curious about them since they were first advertised. I also wanted to know why the LCP and 380 ammo had been so hard to find. I am now the owner of a interesting little LCP. I think that this is going to be fun. Cell phone pictures of the 15-22 and LCP

I don't like them, but they are smart by pricing their weapons low enough to match what you would pay on the internet plus transfer fees. Makes buying most guns online obsolete when you don't have to wait and can actually handle the gun before you buy it. I revert to my military mindset when I walk in the door. I don't have to like what's happening around me. I just carry on with my mission (buying a new family member). As for Rangemaster, I had some issues and concerns based upon my two visits there. I have decided that I will deal with whatever I have to deal with when the time comes that I seek training from their cadre. I have recently had some conversations with a friend who teaches Krav Maga and in turn he spoke with some people and the conclusion that we came up with is that Mr. Givens is the real deal and it should be a previledge to learn what he can teach you if you want to be a serious defender. After all that is our goal. We seek to be able to properly defend not only ourselves, but more importantly those that we love. I for one can check my ego and panties at the door in order to do that.

I intended to go by MSSA for a tour on monday after I left Classic Arms, but the money in my pocket told me to keep looking for a replacement for my Les Baer TRS. If I join I plan to become proficient with my R700 out to several hundred yards, shoot a variety of AR rifles and shotguns and work on defensive shooting with my pistols. Can I accomplish all of these things in a good environment without a lot of hassle from range monitors who take themselves too seriously? Thanks, Links2k

Around here you can tell when your "FIRM" price needs to be adjusted by how long a item is available. I have noticed that items with fair prices disappear quickly. I take issue with trades. If I specify a certain item for my item please don't offer me uncle Jeds' slingshot from 4th grade if I did not request it in trade.

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I resisted watching the movies for a long time. But when I watched them I really enjoyed them and found that watching them brought me and my 15yo daugther closer. She has always been a daddys girl but by discussing the movies with her she begin to talk to me about other things that she might have reserved to discuss only with her clueless peers. Proud Team Jacob Dad:drama:

I have been in there frequently and the only person that is remotely customer friendly is the big young guy (looks to be in 30's or early 40's...Brian maybe?). Hell, even the gunsmith is grouchy. I don't expect to have my behind kissed, but I would like to feel that you are happy that I choose to spend my hard earned dollars in your place of business. TGO has been a blessing for buying and selling guns. I get to buy/sell at good prices and meet good people at the same time. And if I am not careful I actually learn a thing or two.

I agree, but it was nice being able to walk into that building and see, touch and buy almost any gun you wanted when you wanted it.

Worst experience in the world when you want to spend your money on a gun, but unless you don't mind waiting for someone else to order a gun for you G&A is it in and around Memphis. Maybe one of the east Tn vendors will open up a store in Memphis and stock it with what people are looking for and make the customer feel welcome.

Top Brass is a good place to train when they turn on the exhaust fans on the range. I have been there a couple of times and they did not appear to be on. Chris is a good guy and very helpful, but there is a young guy there that is very short and rude at times. I figured he was the owners kid or something and ignored him.

I have the Nikon Monarch 6-24x50 on my 700SPS Tactical. I agree with Josh. They can be had for a llittle over $600.

I have owned two (.45&9mm) they were excellent guns with no issues. I simply prefered the Austrian kool-aid.