A.J. Holst

I've got a '53 52 and just sent it's successor, my 75B Omega to GGW and it's successor, a P01 is on my nightstand

As Gov of Kali, didn't he start the ball rolling on current Draconian laws, with original agenda to disarm the Black Panthers?

Thanks for the replies! It is stainless, 6 shot. No box or papers. I'll get a pic next time I see him

"...Wrestled the gun away and returned fire.. " From the Fox report. Nice

My friend (who is not a gun guy but likes guns) just bought some from an elderly acquaintance. One is a full sized, pre lock Smith, 4" barrel, full shroud, beautiful factory "target-like" grips, adjustable rear sight. I thought it was 686 or equivalent. Until I saw it chambered in .22LR I've never seen it's like, any idea what model it could be and value? It is too clean to have more than 100 rounds through it.

Just sent off my 75B Omega off to David and his team. My buddy used them and was pleased. CGW is the only one obviously advertising specialty Omega work as compared to Automatic Accuracy or CZC. $31 via UPS, second day air. Machined parts for a work bench. I spoke to David prior to; he talked about quality, attention to detail and providing what the customer is expecting. Honest too, "we make sure your gun is right before it leaves, but sometimes they have to come back." 6-8 week lead time. The cool thing is David sends a second mail after your initial inquiry; they manage accepting new work to deliver the finished product in a reasonable amount of time. It also helps them stay focused on the work on the bench vs. a huge back log of guns waiting to get on the bench. Second email received with clear instructions on how to ship, David includes a copy of his FFL so you know he's legit in the eyes of the BATFE. They received my gun on Friday and I received an email notification (as promised) Having no cosmetic work, only visible difference will be a new hammer vs. the OEM ring hammer.

Aim Surplus, Radical Firearms http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1RF556FGS12 $419.00

It looks like the avionics package includes an in dash CD player

I like the barter / co-op idea. Possible to lease out sections, so as not to interrupt your shooting? My B-I-L raises cows in South Knox, in the valley, they still share crop. He puts forth his labor and equipment and gets a share of the hay. Depending on your land / water use and management, maybe grazing leases as well? Be super selfish and use what you need and bring in TWRA to help develop the rest as your own private hunting domain? It's a farm right now, but what else could it be...

L to R .35 Remington, no clue where it came from. .303 British 7.62 x 51, Chromed Franklin Arsenal 1816-1977 commerative M855 M193 .30 Carbine 7.62 x 39 Viking for CQB

I kick myself for not buying from Aim Surplus when they had them. Got as far as checkout, $400 ish for gun, ammo, accessories. A rational moment of need vs. want Still not an owner

This looks incredibly dangerous and construction in the US may cause one to run afoul of federal, state and local .gov

From the unique ablative coating on this run, I'd be scared to handle the NIB without kid gloves... Cool additions, safe queen and shooters grade

Nice write up, quad lock in their .380, interested x 2 since they are planning it in 9mm as well. I've noticed, but always walked by this brand, assumed just another sub compact unshootable pocket pistol http://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/sccy-marvel-the-all-new-cpx-3-pistol/#sccy-cpx-3-photo-courtesy-sccy

Met a TWRA officer once upon a time. They don't get particularly interested unless the firearm is questionable for self defense.

I'd start from the final destination Look at a map Figure which compass point(s) had the most apoeal Approximate how far out within 45 minutes plus 15 from the primary road to your homestead you can get. Take a few weekend site seeing trips. It's your wife's current employer, how long term? Anybody been recruiting her? Just some other considerations.

Spiros from Greece has an Indy FX .25cal. Aside seeing him use it in his borderline dangerous and entertaining videos, delivered with enthusiasm and energy, I know nothing else.

You could play it out through a few emails for a humorous thread continuation. There was (is) an internet guy, Ebola monkeyman, who had a lot of time invested messing with Nigerian scammers. Had a website and everything. Funny stuff.

Disappointed he/she isn't gaming for a gold plated Desert Eagle or AK47, just ruins the stereotype.

Can't make it, I made plans I knew nothing about.

Wish I could've been a witness. Watching from a safe distance, waiting patiently, morbidly counting down 3...2...1... Bingo, it's show time. I'm sorry, but that is physical comedy or Darwinism, at its best.

Welcome to the forum, great place, lots of experience to draw from and everyone has an opinion, even if it's wrong.

Send me your SSN, with name and DOB and I'll call his $100 and raise $100 Did I read correctly, "the FFL will show at your house..." Strange and potentially dangerous, but convenient.

Interesting soft-sell, subliminal plant to hook me into participating. Nice job, because I am now I'm thinking about it.