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i was there wed thru sunday and i don't have a clue either!!

black max? there won't be a screw when you try. basically blue, then red, then green, then black max.

there was a considerable amount of impressions, some i'd never heard-he's pretty friggin' good. he did voigt in front of voigt at the match. at the dinner tble, he was in full song. wanted to watch a movie so we rented transporter 3...he fell asleep 1/2 way thru it! lmao. the next day he was all business.

had taran stay at my place for the golden bullet. this guy is funny as hell. don't even talk about movies with him. tons of stories-some you'll never hear on matt's radio show.

i know, but it has been moved from desert lakes to the boulder city rifle & pistol club...

hahahahahahahahahaha!!!

hey mom-send money.

apparently, the desert lakes range ain't happening-heard yesterday the MG nationals has been moved to the boulder city range instead.

to me, this passage at the end of the decision is key: "Second, the right to bear arms is a protection against the possibility that even our own government could degenerate into tyranny, and though this may seem unlikely, this possibility should be guarded against with individual diligence. Third, while the Second Amendment thus stands as a protection against both external threat and internal tyranny, the recognition of the individual’s right in the Second Amendment, and its incorporation by the Due Process Clause against the states, is not inconsistent with the reasonable regulation of weaponry. All weapons are not “arms” within the meaning of the Second Amendment, so, for example, no individual could sensibly argue that the Second Amendment gives them a right to have nuclear weapons or chemical weapons in their home for self-defense. Also, important governmental interests will justify reasonable regulation of rifles and handguns, and the problem for our courts will be to define, in the context of particular regulation by the states and municipalities, what is reasonable and permissible and what is unreasonable and offensive to the Second Amendment. "

jamie-i had an eagle arms AR in 20" back in the early 90's...thing shot great, but it was not an HBAR.

tumbling after loading is fine UNLESS the bullets are hollow points! if yer media is fine, you'll end up with fmj's...

that's nuthin'. somebody post a pic of yer belt for IRONMAN!!

i like it...

she needs to talk to jerry about getting an 8 shot revo!

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dude-ditch the wrap music!!!

i'm sorry, but i'm just not believing this. yer telling me a sleeve of 5K primers is going for as much as $500? and people are paying that? wtf? i could trade mine for a new open gun...of course if they never do come back to reasonable prices, i wouldn't be able to shoot that new gun anyway.

worse than last year's gas prices! glad i have 4 sleeves sitting around...

$3K for an open shotgun...

had that comp for about a year-never liked it for that reason...

nothing big here, but i built it. rack of lamb and marinated skirt steaks for easter!

god bless our snipers-this should be the next stage at the fort benning 3 gun-sniping out of a boat. i know, in the navy, it's a ship, not a boat, but i'm a marine...

kimber? can't believe the name isn't "husker"!!!

well, any of the top 5 in my book have to be live performances. that said, in no order, here's mine: Mountain-The Road Goes Ever On Jimi Hendrix-Band Of Gypsies Humble Pie-Rockin' The Fillmore Grand Funk Railroad-Live Album Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush-Live

not to hijack yer thread, but while at the site, i saw this...wow! http://www.break.com/index/how-not-to-make-a-leftturn.html