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I have no sane, polite, or logical comment. All I can think is !!!!

Better check with GM parts counter on this, but during the 90's most stereo/radio systems were very difficult to transfer from one vehicle to another. Anit theft systems would shut many of them down, requiring a lot of painful and irritating time with a GM tech person to get it to work again. May not be so bad now, but that was my experience when trying to replace one. Good luck!

Touche'!

Have had two G30's and loved them both. I sold the first one, a gen 1 I believe, when I got a good price on a gen3. Both accurate, easy to shoot, and can honestly say no problems out of either one. Just bought my 6th Glock...is something wrong with me?

It actually is pretty good. Pretty much typical resistance fighers after the invasion scenerio, but the characterizations are good, and a neat twist on the alien(s) invaders. My wife even watched it and proclaimed it "not too bad." For her...that's high praise. She's not really a scifi fan.

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Bill Paxton should be excellent in this. He has backwoods country personality, vocal twang, and look for it. And as quirky as Kevin Kostner can be, this typw of part should suite his particular style. It's close enough to an "Open Range"/western character that it should be ok with him in it. At any rate, looking forward to something besides the reruns for a few nights.

Where's Tubbs?

Great! :up:

Haven't had hands on the new Coonan, but have held and fired the orginal version and was quite fond of it. Should have bought when I had the chance. As for the new version, I haven't seen one yet, but find myself very interest in one. Just might have one follow me home at some point. As for the pricing, well, that seems in line with what was thought to be a selling point for them in some mags last fall. And not really out of line with the pricing of a good 1911.

Absolutely! Sung with feeling and a little believability. Way too many "artists" really butcher this in an effort to make it "theirs". In othe words....I like it! :up: :up:

Gieco's "vanishing deductible guy", I can stand the lizard though. Any sonic commercial. Arby's Good Mood Food idiot.

Gee, dad. Can't we ridicule other guys and what they do without being called out for it? That's where the fun is.

No excuse. Buy more. Be normal...or at least like the rest of us here.

Blasphemer! Heretic! Only one brand?? PHFFFFTTT. :squint: :squint:

Why don't we just bend over and say here we are. Take over. We don't care.

I really don't know what to say about this. It's kinda mind-numbing. Wonder what circumstances led to the decision to attempt this? Maybe a drink or three?

I agree with you on the vertical foregrips. They just feel awkward to me. I can use it, but don't really like it. And getting the angled for my Colt 6920 MP.

Hey Caster, is that Jolt on the market again? Or just a pic you brought in? I bought a 6-pack many, many, many years ago when it first came on the market. Tasted like drinking pure cola syrup from the bottling company. It did however, keep me awake for several days. Then...I think I died.

Maybe that's because of a shortage of "virgin wool."

Don't you mean "fall asheep"?

This is the part that I wonder about. With all the comments, both pro and con, about On Target, both here and on utube, why hasn't someone representing the store come forward and commented? This kind of situation can make or break a business reputation. The opportunity to come forward and clear this up publically is the kind of event that many stores would welcome. The opportunity to make a customer problem disappear, and get tons of positive commentary for doing so is virtually priceless. Is their bussiness so well entrenched that the potential loss of goodwill, and the negative public perception being displayed on the web on pretty well-know forum of no consequence to them? What's the potential number of people reached thru those who visit here and relate this to others? I don't have the ability to predict the numbers, but I would believe it could be staggering. This forum garners statewide views at the least, and as we see, occasionally from surrounding states as well. That's a pretty fair number of people reached. Sure, probably not many of them would drive more than 75-100 miles to visit a gun shop, but word of mouth and negative stories get passed around pretty well; far more so than positive srories usually do. It just seems strange to me that it's gone on this long without an "official" comment from On Target. Just my opinion.

Puts a whole new perspective on the traditional raising and herding of goats in the Western World.

I LOVE IT!!

Wyoming call girl! That's hilarious!!! :rofl: Also really gotta wonder about the "guy" who dressed this "girl" in the first place.