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I think I'm opening a can of worms. I'm answering this kind of vague but, it has been determined allready that during a traffic stop or even a casual stop on the street an officer has the "authority" to investigate as covered in Terry vs Ohio and also search for weapons. Remember a stop should have reasonable suspicion if not probable cause. During a stop your 4th amendment may be temporarily voided due to the fact you have commited a crime and may be detained for investigation. This holds true for even a minor traffic stop because a citation is a legal summons and is isued in lieu of arrest. I have never been one to even come close to violating a constituional right so for something like a tail light out I would not run serial numbers.

I see this done around here very often by officers and I couldn't believe the it the first time a 14" Poulan Chainsaw came back stolen. I have ran firearm serial numbers before on NCIC but have gotten away from it because it normally comes back with anything thats close.

Military! Well, you cant beat the value of a LE Glock for $398. If you dont like Glocks then thats another thing.

There not for me but they are pretty good guns.

Well, here is a start The M1911 Pistols Organization Forums Site - Auto-Ordnance It sounds like the last personally owned firearm I would have taken to Nam.

It appears they are probably the worse 1911 ever made.

Disregard I remembered it's a boycott.

Makes me want to pass out flyers in the hood about the sheep that will be standing outside starbucks that day.

Yes, the year is what I would question. I haven't looked at the picture, but I would question slanted serations.

I actually think there was Thompson Auto Ordnance 1911's but I don't know about the year. What were you questioning about it?

Springfield LDA? When did this happen?

Dude, get with the times. Be a good Christian and tell him $250 is the most you can pay.

They are off limits and most probably are posted.

Can carry in the Bradley Co areas but not the Cleveland parts. (last time I checked)Cleveland is a messed up place and I dont go there. Its so messed up the majority of people there cant tell you where the City limits are. Last time I checked HCP holders are welcome at the Collegedale Greenway.

The LEM trigger that you speak of is exclusive to H&K's. I do not like H&Ks, there not for a lot of people. The LEM trigger is ok though, a lot better than a DAK Sig trigger.

I personally only care for Sigs with a traditional Sa/Da trigger. The SAO has disadvantages and the DAK makes it feel like a $800 Keltec.

I bet it's just right for a G36.

I have been carrying for a long time and have tried over a dozen holsters. I prefer a close riding holster that is owb, over everything else. This is a Galco and by running the belt backwards it pulls it tighter to the body. It will not print even under a normal fit T shirt. This one is a long time favorite and cost about $50. I do like the $12 Glock Sport Holster as it does about the same thing. For a G36 get one for a 9mm/40sw/357. By far the best holster under $40. I have tried the Kholster and the Supertuck to decide I do not like IWB. The Kholster was a little more comfortable.

You can even get them 2 at a time.

The first gen4's all had 2mags so if its old stock it may still have 2.

No thats cool, I like the history, the only reaon I got it. Theres a lot better carry guns than this anyway.

I've allready planned on spending "fiffy" dollars for the letter. The letter I have for one of my others states what grips it shipped with so maybe this one will.

There is a bump on the trigger bar which adds a slightly stiffer to some trigger pull on Gen 4's. I never could tell a difference.If you price a Gen 4, find out how many mags it comes with. Some come with 2 and some with 3.

What makes you think it has been refinished? Model 36's actually came in blue, nickel, and a very few slipped out in stainless.