White Goodman

  This^^^.    It's hard for some people to accept reality I think.

I have flown with a handgun a few times. It's been pretty painless.

  Did you read the story? The gun didn't belong to the man who died. 

This is just horrible. When my brother brings his kids over(once a year  :shake: ) I always put my guns away. They have spent a lot of time around firearms but I'm still not taking any chances. It's just not worth it.

I hope this actually happens and Magpul is able to move there. I could see it being called New Colorado. 

The Madison County State Attorney declared that effective immediately citizens in that county may carry concealed in that county.   http://www.bnd.com/2013/06/06/2646191/gibbons-concealed-carry-allowed.html  

I'm seeing reports on Glocktalk of people having problems with brand new Gen 3's also. It appears QC may be slipping since Glock is behind on nearly a million guns.   Also, Glock changed the packaging inside the case and not for the better. Many people are reporting buying brand new guns only to open the box and find their guns all scratched up because of this.

Before switching parts out I would actually break the pistol in. 50 rounds doesn't cut it.

You beat me to it. Any idea what kind of shotgun this is? http://www.wate.com/story/22506401/east-knoxville-woman-scares-off-intruders-with-shotgun

You can only negotiate so much when they are charging twice as much as they should be.

We are in the process of buying a house and plan on putting the floors down ourselves.    The next few weeks should be interesting. 

Neil, one thing to consider next time you buy/sell on Craigslist. Always talk to the person on the phone. That's one of my rules. I want to know what they sound like. If my spidey senses pick something up I don't like then I don't buy.   I would never meet just based off a text message.   Just my .02

  I certainly hope you are wrong. That doesn't match up with the previous discussions I've seen on this topic.

Obama can sign the treaty but it's my understanding he doesn't have enough votes in the senate to ratify it.

Sadly someone will pay these prices.

I know a woman who forgot to remove get Glock from her purse. She paid a hefty fine for that.then a few years later she forgot to remove her knife.

Well, that's not something you see every day.

I have mixed feelings on the subject. I have zero problem with gay kids being in scouts and I highly doubt there will be a line of gay kids waiting to sign up for boy scouts. This won't create any new opportunity that doesn't already exist.   If some pedophile wants to assault kids he's going to find a way and no policy is going to change that. That's the unfortunate truth. I'm sure there are already gay people that participate in Scouts and just like Mike said, these are average people who typically just want to live their lives and be left the hell alone. I doubt this will greatly change anything for them.   What I don't like is seeing any group that makes a decision because of political correctness and pressure from the media. I really don't think this was about doing the right thing, it was about pleasing a small minority.   Just my .02

Way to go Magpul. I wonder which state they will chose to move to. 

At least I'm old enough to realize I don't need to waste money on a tacticool pen.  :cool:    But good joke.

ETA-never mind, found it online. Not sure I understand the purpose but it's neat looking. I'm afraid to ask how much it cost.

You're making the assumption that these things are not already happening today.that somehow this ruling changes anything. If little boys want to be gay together I'm pretty sure the opportunity already exists. This fear that gay children are going to violate other children reminds me of the liberals who thought concealed carry would lead to a wild west scenario.

  Well, you proved the point that was made by several here. If someone wants to join scouts with intent to do harm to kids nothing is going to stop them. As pointed out earlier there is no correlation between homosexuality and child molestation.    Kinda like that whole gun control debate we always have...

Not a chance in hell I would have allowed them to keep the Gen 2. The older Glocks were built when quality control was top notch. Once they replace the parts it's essentially a brand new gun.   Last year I scored a gen 2 19 made in 1988. I shipped it off to Glock and asked them to replace the internals and refinish the slide. It returned a month later with new parts but the slide  looked the same, if not worse than when I shipped it off. I asked them refund the money I paid to have the slide refinished and they did so without question.   I've also stopped in Smyrna while passing through and had my Gen 3 19 looked over. They replaced several parts and gave me several new magazines as well.   There is no question to me that their customer service is the best in the industry. 

  Sounds about right...