Capbyrd

Armored car. is a flame thrower an explosive?

If it's in Memphis, it's an RK show.

That rifle is awesome guys. Although its incredibly weird looking down that monorail. Very nice bubba! I've been eyeballing those knives for a while. I want to check it out next time I see you.

Crayon!

You boys with your cobras. I used to want a cobra so badly. Now I want a 2011 GT. From what I have been hearing, there is already a 2011 GT running 10's N/A.

You just posted a picture of a Smith & Wesson revolver. Definitely not a Ruger LCR.

AMEN! Preach it brotha man!

I love the ACR. My point (not illustrated in the picture) was the expected 1500 dollar msrp = 3200 dollar msrp.

True that. But Cereberus sucks more than the rest. As an example...

Cereberus sucks!!!!!

Look in the background. Thats my car at my buddy's house. His stepdad has the 360. About 6 months after this pic was taken, he also picked up a brand new 430 (back when they first came out). Surprisingly, Memphis has quite the populous of Italian cars and the proof is the Italian car show they have every year on fathers day.

Can you give up some pictures and possibly sizes?

My point is that you shouldn't discount the LCR because ONE story came out about a problem. EVERY model of gun ever made is bound to have had a few that were problems. And the LCR has been out for a while and this is the first issue I have heard of. I just don't see a major cause for concern about the weapon just because of this ONE story. If thirty more pop up, I'll change my mind but until then, people are just jumping off the deep end for no reason.

Better stay away from those Smiths as well.

The barrel is stainless steel. There is no plastic on the barrel area or cylinder. Here is a great picture that shows the different parts of the lcr. The barrel half is all stainless. The grip part is all polymer.

This has nothing to do with the gun being plastic. The plastic part is fine. The part that KB'ed is metal.

Yep. Two of them!

I have a shop in bartlett that takes care of my tires free of charge. I don't plug my own tires for that reason.

Back in 2006, I had a car that was totalled in a hail storm. The dents would have required a new roof to be installed as well as new lights all around and new fenders and hood. No glass though. It came out to something in the neighborhood of 8000 dollars in damage on a car that was worth 6. I still owed on the car and the storm got me out of that note. I know first hand how bad hail can get. Today it started hailing at work near bartlett. All I could think about was my truck. I hope it didnt get too damaged.

Change your subscription settings. Make it automatically subscribe you to threads that you post in. Then all you have to do is click on UserCP at the top and it will show all of your subscribed threads that have new posts.

I know some "artists" and have asked them repeatedly why they paint other peoples property. I can assure you they didn't need the pfizer spot as an "out." They do it cause they are stupid and don't care about other peoples stuff. The sad thing is, most grafitti "artists" are actually incredibly talented. They just choose the wrong outlet.

The way I figured it was that the way war was fought when these were in service was that the bayonet was never taken off. Therefore, a tight fit was ideal. I ended up using pliers to get mine off but it left marks. If I was going to try and make it easier, I would use a dremel and work slow in the bayonet. Incredibly slow. I probably wouldn't mess with the barrel at all in order keep the finish in tact. And actually, now that I think about it, I wonder if the bayonet was refinished at some point and possibly is a little thiner ID than it would have been originally.

Mike, I had the same problem with mine. I gave up and just chose to not ever put it on.

I just went through this a few weeks back myself. I highly recommend NOT shooting at things that react if you are dealing with someone scared or that doesn't like guns. They will see the reaction and become more terrified. Shoot at paper. Keep it simple. I started her out on my Ruger Standard. She is somewhat comfortable with it now but six shots of 9mm had her going back to the .22. Work her up at HER pace. Not yours. Be patient. Mine is still afraid of the rifle even though I told her it is easier than the pistol. She will get there but it has to be at her pace. I can't force her or I will turn her off from the sport for good.

Capbyrd = MidSouth SCCA F-Stock driver of the year and Solo Worker of the Year. Having some off track fun. This is what I first started racing. Stock suspension and pretty much fully flexed out around this corner.