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I feel like even the forum shows replays. Really, this thread will render no answers for you. You will have people swear by nearly each one on the market for whatever reason. My opinion; I have a Ruger mkIII. It is the only semi auto 22 i have owned. I have shot many others. I really like the Ruger, and it has treated me well. I am sure at some point along the way I will own something else, but as of now, I am perfectly happy with all of my Rugers.

My thoughts excactly. I know oil will break down but not in a matter of three months. How can they say 75% is gone when they really have no idea how much was actually spilled.

First thing you should do is to never say another word about having guns. He could twist this around to say that you were threatening him with your guns. Secondly, if I am carrying, which is a bit redundant because I always am, and someone rushes me, I will certainly put my gun in his face. At that point, I would not know if he had a weapon or not, and I am not going to wait to find out. Will I immediately fire? No, but I will be ready to if needed. You do not always know what fight is a fist fight or a gun fight ahead of time. Either way, stay quite about it and just let your actions speak. I kinda believe in the speak softly and carry a big stick philosophy, but I traded the stick for a gun.

I have seen a paintless dent repair man work at a body shop. He did not use dry ice. He had little probes and stuff to just push them out. I know it does not sound promising, but I was amazed at the dents he was able to remove. It is much cheaper than traditional body work. I think I would just call around to some shops in your area and ask if that is a service they offer. I have a passion for Jeeps myself, and completely understand your frustration with the situation. Good luck with it.

I have a Taurus 856 in my pocket as I type this. It is almost the same as an 85 or j frame, but it has 6 rds vs. 5 rds. I really like it, and I carry it fairly often in the front pocket.

No, I cannot speak any of his, nor do I get on those forums trying use backwards logic to argue my points. I would love to be able to understand what he is attempting to convey; it would probably be laughable. However, you are probably right, we should value his presence. If nothing else, it makes me appreciate my country more.

Sucks that people have to die, but if more of the little bastards were shot, the others might think twice before they try it. Strel, do us all a favor and take a look at this. Learn English Online: Free English Courses To Improve Your English

I think she is a pretty lady, but probably not as pretty as she thinks she is.

If I remember correctly, they will handle +p, but it is not recomended to shoot them frequently. I had one, and it was pretty snappy. I do not think you would want to shoot +p through them. My advice would be to avoid the +p.

If he is going to smooth it all back out again, he is going to have to install some silt fence or else it will be a repeat. I cannot really tell how much water is going through there, but you could grade it to give a designated path. If you do that, you will have to line it with rock or something. Good luck with it, looks like a mess none the less.

Shelbyville was looking at putting them in a couple of years ago. The system is run by a private company. When the system is installed, the company was going to get 100% of the fines until the system was paid for. After that point, they would get 50% of the fines. I am not completely sure on this, but I think the system was about $200,000 per intersection. That is a hellofalota tickets at $50 a pop.

Will a Bearcat really penetrate body armor?

haha. TGO provides laughs again. I do not know about now, but when I was in school, lunch was like $1.25 for a full lunch. That would make that cheesestick worth about $0.20. I bet that guy wishes he would have taken something a little more expensive.

Nice, I wonder if he offers a training class.

What a bunch of F-tards! Spend your way out of debt and poverty; that has always worked in the past

He sure is a fan of the mini-van.

If you talk about Jack, You cannot forget his friend George just up the road a ways. I live like 4 miles from there and have never taken a tour, but I have heard it is pretty cool. Welcome to Dickel.com

Okay, I agree with it being disrespectful, but you have to laugh at his facial expression. He looks like he just lost his puppy and someone wrecked his lemonade stand.

I believe the carbine barrel is 18.5, so you have it figured out.

Ya'll are making my mouth water. Most of my late-night adult beverages recently have been a cold glass of milk before bed.

My number one rule, regardless of what you wear, is that it is not too tight. Especially with gloves and boots. Start with keeping your core warm, then allow your circulation to do the rest. The coldest weather I have hunted in was 6 degrees with about a 15 mph wind. I had on two pairs of smartwool socks, uninsulated LL Bean boots, and wool liner gloves from the army surplus store. My face was the only thing that got cold, and on that note, avoid anything that covers your face. As far as keeping the core warm, I wear thermal underwear, lined trousers, and insulated overalls. top, I wear long sleeve poly shirt, wool sweater, and usually polar fleece with an outer shell if there is wind. I too am not big on camo; overrated.

This is the impression I was given.

I was told a while back that if you register your lower as a pistol when you buy it, you can build it either as a rifle with a stock and full length upper or as a pistol with no stock and a pistol upper. Can anyone validate this or dispute this for me?

I think this is just another case of someone looking for a payday. Whatever you people do, please don't give this family any coffee.

Are those considered a SBR? Seems to me I checked into getting one and you had to do all the paper work and everything.