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i have also read a few articles and its still very unclear which way i would go in this case. Zimmerman gave chase to this kid for no reason and then a fight ensued where the kid was shot is mostly what i got out of it. Ao in that case the stand your ground law would not aply because he gave chase ...

Let's see if this works...

Yep.

WLJ wrote:...Think this is a way of buying votes or what?...

It's what they do.

Birds fly, fish swim, politicians pander.

I don't think there is a good answer to this question. I have a Gen4 Glock 26, and it works fine, but Glock didn't change the recoil spring assemblies on these. My Glock 17 and 19s are Gen 3. I'm from the better safe than sorry school. As the only real "advance" in the Gen4 line in my book is the ex...

Still happening here.

My friend and I are shooting a lot of 9 lately thinking about reloading tips? Advice? Opinions? Is it really cheaper? It is cheaper, but only after your initial investment... ...and only if you don't place high value on your time. As you say, it's tough to justify reloading ammo that only costs .20...

Interesting idea. My first thought was this wouldn't work, as the geometry of the cartridges is different, but looking at the cartridge dimensions we're only talking a few thousandths here and there. Perhaps they *could* be re-sized and made to work. I don't own a 1917, so I don't know if headspace ...

Your grandfather's .22 is the same as my first .22 (which I still have). Should I feel old?

These are pretty simple rifles. Numrich will have any parts you might need.

Mandy wrote:http://www.examiner.com/technology-in-m ... study-says

This is a summary of the 2010 study cited in the original link above.

When I was a hard-charging Infantry lieutenant/"geardo" I could have posted some cool gear pics.

These days my pictures would be very boring indeed, so I'll just have to play the voyeur.

Don Hume JIT OWB and Uncle Mikes or DeSantis pocket holsters for my J-frames. Concealment Solutions IWB and OWB holsters for my Glocks.

OK, I give up every article I look at is some rant about race. I may have been remembering wrong and it might have been Cro Magnon, not Neanderthal. "Cro Magnon" is a term that has become virtually meaningless. Basically, it is used to mean early modern humans found in Europe. If you were to gather...

KYgundude wrote:THE SPICE MUST FLOW!!

Now *that's* funny.

325MOUTguru wrote:Actually, we (Europeans) have been scientifically proven to have killed off the neanderthal while our African counterparts mated with them for centuries.

I don't know where you would have heard this.

There is no evidence that there were ever any Neanderthals in Africa.

325MOUTguru wrote:...Manual with the flappy paddle shifter

I wouldn't be terribly upset if somebody gave me an AK. I'd shoot it and enjoy it.

If someone gave me a car with flappy paddle shifters I"d sell it. Immediately.

...People always try to give pits a bad rap...just like guns! A dog is only as good as its owner or in this case the people he helped. While I like dogs, and I agree it's more often the owner than the dog that is to blame when something goes wrong, I disagree with the guns analogy. A gun with a laz...

IMHO California's greatest problem is their referenda system. Direct democracy is a bad idea.

Coachf wrote:I will say the learning curve, can be..... Intimidating. .

Ha.

Try learning it with a drill sergeant yelling at you.

A Bubba'd, shortened Mossberg from a late family friend who was a county sheriff: because it has led a very colorful life.

To me the slight advantages and disadvantages of either weapons system is minor and almost insignificant compared to the advantages of Mindset , Skills, and Tactics. I agree, except I might delete the "almost" part. As for me, I've shot lots of ARs and several AKs, and I've found both to be quite r...

The guy's a first class moron, and he'll undoubtedly deserve what he gets.

But "children were walking on the other side of the street, in the area where shotgun pellets could have fallen"?

Shotgun pellets falling from the sky are just about harmless.

I don't own a 438, but I do own an all-steel 649. It's a great gun (it's a J-frame--what's not to like?), but I'm more a fan of the Centennial (640, 642, etc.) than the Bodyguard (38, 648, etc.) models. The biggest advantage to the shrouded hammer isn't the SA capability, but rather the ability to e...

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Frailer wrote:

ssracer wrote:well hell....may have to order some more now

You can never have too many magazines.

You seem entirely to sensible to be a RLO. Sure you did not go to Warrant school?

Nope. OCS.

FWIW I'd be more concerned about ammo costs than repair costs.

That, more than anything else, keeps me from getting into the full-auto game. Fortunately, I was able to get my fill of rapid fire on Uncle Sam's dime.

WLJ wrote:As long as you use a 10 rd mag or smaller.

edit: Indiana I think is 5 rd limit

Unless I'm mistaken the only rifles legal for deer in Indiana are those chambered for pistol cartridges.