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:skep: ok. I don't support baiting or being disrespectful to LE professionals. They should extend the same courtesy to me, until they have absolute cause to question my motives. :agree: Mostly. Absolute cause is a bit much, but in most circumstances I start by giving the courtesy that I would expec...

I've only ran into two private investigators. One was very professional, was able to accept that only certain information could be shared during an open investigation, took his notes, asked his questions, peroused the files that we offered him and was on his way. The other? Total idiot. Repeatedly ...

Wow. I wouldn't have expected that even with a conservative leaning Court.

Aren't all bad: http://www.ktvn.com/story/14649074/reno-police-officer-saves-babys-life" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2011/02/10/news/doc4d5368db98ad3728320923.txt" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://montville.patch.com/articles/p...

Got my scope on. About 50 min of lapping the rings and another 30 min to level the table, rifle, and scope. Just a quick phone pic. I need to get the real camera out, but didn't feel like it this evening.

http://www.nbaac.org/2011%20Jamboree/gifs/Animated_4th_of_July_Parade_Marching_Band-01.gif Woot! My waiting is over. Received my rifle Friday. No pics yet, but hope to have a few soon. Still waiting on a 30mm lapping tool before hooking my scope up. Going to try to get some unblury pics of the mag ...

And you make it sound like all the cops are out to do this intentionally and with willful disregard for the law. Police face the same criminal and civil penalties that anyone else does if they act outside the law. Often worse, because they are supposed to up hold the law and that is looked upon har...

Rapier1772 wrote:You started it. :p

Yeah, and we're playing nice. Just different points of view.

From Newspapers - The Associated Press May 13, 2011 4:33pm EDT PINE GROVE, Pa. — Investigators say Pennsylvania State Police troopers were justified in fatally shooting a man during a raid at his home. Fifty-six-year-old Jeffrey Wolfe was shot in the chest and died May 4 as troopers executed a sear...

It is not what who gains, but what is RIGHT. In Texas, it is ALWAYS RIGHT to resist and even FIGHT against an officer who is illegally enforcing his own version of the law. When the door comes open and the flash bangs go off who is going to be the mediator to instantly prove right or wrong? No... S...

Making it illegal to resist illegal actions by police? In most places it's illegal to resist police if their actions are illegal or not. It doesn't void the 4th amendment nor does the 4th amendment void this. If it's illegal it illegal whether it's the police or the home owner. Again, that's what c...

Rapier1772 wrote: But the problem is that this ruling gives cops the green light to enter a residence without warrant or probable cause.

I don't see how it says that at all. The 4th amendment has not changed. This just says you can't resist if the police are wrong in what they are doing.

We can't let them continue to take our rights away is my thought. I have never been able to understand how anyone can stay in an abusive relationship. I have heard all the different reasons why they do and I guess because I have never allowed myself to be put in that kind of position I just don't g...

The female could still have been in danger but afraid to say anything. As much as I against unconstitutional police action, I think the LEOs did what they thought best for the female's safety. He should just have let the officer in to check on the female. I am not sure how all state laws read, but ...

Think about it this way. Say the police have obtained a search warrant for a home. Say the search warrant was obtained legally, but bad intel described the house next door or something like that. The police enter the house believing that it is the correct house and the home owner resists. What if he...

I'm neither a CCH or a student, but I am glad that Texas has allowed law abiding citizens to legally pursue their Constitutional right to not only keep and bear arms, but to pursue their right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness while being able to protect their own lives. GO TEXAS! http:...

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/7557791.html AUSTIN — A bill that would allow concealed handgun license holders to carry their weapons onto university campuses passed the Texas Senate on Tuesday after its author, Sen. Jeff Wentworth, attached it as an amendment to legislation relat...

CenCalSplicer wrote:

Robar wrote:I hope they go to all the crack and whore houses to check the number of guns there first. Those people never have a central alarm system.

Sure they do, what do you think a couple pit bulls are??? :p

I would have to see a pit bull call the police to believe it.

I hope they go to all the crack and whore houses to check the number of guns there first. Those people never have a central alarm system.

PainKillaX wrote:Why does he need security? There aren't any guns in Chicago, they're illegal. He'll be fine.

Good point. :laugh:

Since when is a mayor so important that they round the clock security after they leave office? :facepalm:

Nice pic and pistol. Any plans to remove the front sight or leave it on?

OK how can it use both? They have very different types of front lugs. Ok, I have an answer. I haven't received my rifle yet. Still waiting. Anyway, a buddy of mine got his today and I had a chance to inspect the mag well. The LAR-8 does not use the front lug to lock into the mag well. The mag well ...

That's a great memorial. :patriot:

Can you imaging what the lawn guy thinks when he has to weed eat that? :lmao:

I don't think this barrel was intended for your carry gun. More for your range or comp gun.

Looks to me like the tall front sight is rubbing on the holster. The holster is thin and probably stretches over the front sight. I would think that the wear would stop if you got a FsN specific IWB holster.

TheSeaDweller wrote:Hey sabotteur - do you have any boxes of dummy rounds for sale?

His website says he has 3 boxes of dummy rounds. :thumb:

That sucks!

What's the point of a forum if replies are done by PM? That removes any benefit that another member may be able to get.

If he's not admin and you are not breaking any rules I would leave it. Senior member or not it's none of his business how you live your on-line life.

I read that story earlier today. It sucks the way it happened, but pretty cool that he is getting a ship named after him.
:patriot:

Osama Bin Laden's last thought:

I knew I shouldn't have used my real name and address when signing up on the Sony Play Station network.

Rapier1772 wrote:Did y'all hear about the new Bin Laden cocktail drink?
Two shots & a splash of water!

:lmao: At two shots and a splash of water.

The SCAR seems like a nice rifle, but way to rich for what I can afford. SCAR mags seem to be hard to find, according to what I have read, and are pricey when you do find them. A selection of mags is not the main reason I wanted an RRA. RRA is quality and although I will probably not burn as much am...

The lug are massively different I would like to see one of these up close. Since I have an L1A1 with over 25+ inch mags already this communality intrigues me. Although not being an AR fan I might as well get a DSA with one of their inch lowers. I would like to see inside that mag well. As the title...

panzermk2 wrote:WOW

That's kind of what I was thinking too. It opens up mag selection quite a bit.

panzermk2 wrote:OK how can it use both? They have very different types of front lugs.

Not sure, but here is a snip from the catalog:



I'm just going by what they say.

panzermk2 wrote: FAL mags? Interesting inch or metric?

They use FAL metric or L1A1 inch mags.

That's the very rifle I have been drooling over for awhile now :thumb: Me too. For a long time. This or an Armalite AR-10T. One of the differences is the RRA uses FAL mags and that was one of the deciding factors. They are easier and cheaper to get. It was a tough choice between this or an FN Tacti...

LETS JUST HANDICAP OUR LE MORE, WHY DONT WE. That is just sad, I'm sorry you have to endure this. Speaking to Fatherfoof; other departments definitely do not have enough resources at all. My department wouldn't have the rifles they do if they hadn't received them free from some Govt. hand-me-down p...

We got big varmints in Texas. :laugh: Actually though, the varmint is the large heavy barrel version.

This, of course, is not mine as I am still waiting for mine to get here.

I sent funds for a RRA LAR-8 Varmit, .308 rifle today. Now I have to wait for UPS to bring it to town. Have I mentioned that I hate waiting? I don't even like Lay-away. Cash and carry is how I prefer it.

I'm hoping the White House does release the pics of OBL's corpse. Not that I don't believe it, but I would like to see it for myself. I also hope that the white sheet he was buried in listed all the names of all the 9-11 victims with a big fu on the other side.

When I started with me department we had to carry our personal owned sidearm. Rifles were not allowed and your sidearm had to be either 9mm or .357 revolver. No modifications to the weapon were allowed in any way other than replacement grips and ammo was issued and no other ammo was allowed. Later m...

I had a 2" S&W 686 years ago. I wish I had not traded it. I don't care for smith semi-autos, but they make some great revolvers and the 686 is one of the great ones. :thumb:

At least Biden is awake.

Welcome to the forum Jon.

I'm not going to believe it until I see a copy of the long form death certificate. :laugh:

Already a thread on this:

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toyslr wrote:Heres to the high speed low drag mutha [profanity] that pulled the trigger

blueorison wrote:
Where does this justify 4k.

It says Leupold on the side. :facepalm:

Ariac wrote:Thanks, Just got to shoot it the other day and was very pleased. Hope everything goes well during surgery.

You got the tactical? I was hoping no one would see that until I could scrape up the cash. :laugh: Oh well, at least it went to a good home where it will be used. :thumb:

flyingirish04 wrote:I think you are trolling. I am not going to touch this with a ten foot poll. :skep:

:agree:

Here is a question for everyone. The owner of my range LOVES his Taurus .38 super and raves about how good a pistol it is. I have had a bad experience with Taurus so I am leery. What is everyones opinion of Taurus semi-autos? 1911 style in particular Taurus is crap. Cheap copies of good firearms. A...

Looks good. :thumb:

Geoman wrote:I had the mag release spring flip out today at the range.

I was able to recover and reinstall(with some difficulty).

Is this an issue or a rare occurrence?

Here's another thread on this:

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http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j322/SweetChuckie/P1080710.jpg [/img] If this dadgummed picture comes through, it'll show a simple sling affair I made for carrying the PS90. The way it's made allows for either a horizontal, or vertical carry. It allows for quick mounting from either, and the lo...

Fly, STAY THE SNOBBY CHINS AWAY FROM THIS OFFER. The Olympic arms isn't worth more than $450, at most. I think Irish is on the money with RRA. BCM is also a decent choice, but overpriced a little bit. STAY AWAY FROM: Olympic Arms Delton Bushmaster (especially) Stag Like Irish says, there are people...

This thread reminded me of this story: One summer, a fellow from the big city was going on a camping trip into the Rocky Mountains. He got all his gear, made the drive, and was at a local shop just before starting his hike into the wilderness. He says to the store clerk, "Say, do you all have bears ...

blueorison wrote: I think the sound would scare the bear away. :lmao:

The sound of the bear would scare me away!

These are from George Bush's fb page.

That's an awesome prize for someone. I however, wouldn't win if I were the only one to enter. It just works out that way. Not sure why. :wall:

Young Guns wrote:still haven't gotten to shoot it yet...

That sucks. Since it's being so neglected I'll give you $500 for it. :lmao:






I'm joking of course. Unless you're willing to sell.

If a BG is already pointing a gun at you, it is too late. You will be shot before you can draw unless he/she/it can be distracted for long enough. Shooting from the hip for a semi-trained shooter will typically take about 1/2 a second just to draw & fire, even longer to fire accurately. If the BG i...

2ND AMND wrote:

Robar wrote:

2ND AMND wrote: Aim big miss big, aim small miss small.

isn't that from 'The Patriot'?

Not sure of the origin, but it's true. I learned it at a sniper/counter sniper school.

Severing the medulla oblongata is the only "no reflex" target that I know of. Typically this would be center mass head. JMO, but if you don't believe that you could take a life to save your life or save the life of another person you should seriously consider the option of not carrying a firearm on ...

:patriot: yup, very cool. It's made all the media outlets here. Even though the Big Bend area is several hours south of here it is still considered local. And yes "W" is a true and good American.

OK, I bought some targets to help me sight it in and some torso man targets to try at 100 yds. I can hit a squirrel at 120ft with my airgun pistol (IZH-46m and a cheap red dot sight) off hand, so this will be something new. This is all because I saw some guys shooting their AR's at a metal silo at ...

Some HighRes still shots would make a good wall paper.

CenCalSplicer wrote:That is your brain on drugs and donuts.

If it wasn't for all the donuts, he might have broke something when he hit the floor. :laugh:

Congrats on the new purchase and welcome to the forum.

Thanks all for the advice. I still need to sight in it. What distance should I sight it in at? Some of that depends on what you plan on using it for. If it's strictly for home defense I would sight it in at the longest distance you can see in your house. Such as the distance across the living room ...

This might help:

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This one too:

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Thanks all for the advice. I still need to sight in it. What distance should I sight it in at? Some of that depends on what you plan on using it for. If it's strictly for home defense I would sight it in at the longest distance you can see in your house. Such as the distance across the living room ...

I am considering getting either a S&W M&P AR15 or a Bushmaster Ultralight - both around 6 Pounds (I'm a short dude). Since I already have a PS-90 with EA ammo, do I really need an AR15. I know they have a greater effective range then the PS-90. I am just trying to justify my "want" into a "need". T...

Happy Easter. Here is a peep show for your Easter enjoyment:

Since everyone is picking on texas in the other thread, I thought I would post this http://i327.photobucket.com/albums/k467/rapier1772/Texas-car-fail.jpg Two things: 1. That thing probably has a 350 motor if not a 454. 2. It is probably owned by a volunteer fire fighter. Disclamer: There is nothing...

I mean this with all my heart. You suck, because you got two free guns and because you can walk across the street to the range.

Back on topic. I had a Nylon 66 as a youngster. Shot great. I made speed loaders out of 1/4" copper tube.

PGT wrote:That is the Liege Coat of Arms. LG=Liege....where FN Herstal is located in Belgium.

That was going to be my next guess.

Hello from Texas; Have been very interested in the FN 5.7 for some time now. Last Saturday I had the opportunity to finally shoot one. That's where you made a life changing decision. Now you will always be hooked. Welcome from another Texas dude. I was walking around and saw one of the vendors with...

LK45s wrote:Yeah, looks good Slippy. Where did you get the red dot? I didn't see it on the FNHUSA site, just C-more and standard.

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Practice practice practice. Front sight squeeze. There is never other people watching or even in the area. It is you alone in your bubble. Nothing else matters. If you're going to do it, do it free hand no support. JMO.

I guess you can zero at any distance you want, but you will need to remember that your POI will be different between the two.

Yes, a co-witness is where you can use your iron sights through the optic if you want. If they are lined up that should work. It just looks, from the pic, that the front sight sits in the way. It's not wrong to have the same POA, that is the way I had my eotech set up on my RRA. Some people like to ...

Do you have a co-witness with that set up or does the front sight get in the way?

How similar is the mounting for the front sight comparing the FsN to the FNP? If the front sights mount the same you could use a FNP Competition front sight. Then you would only have to build a rear sight to match. FNP Compatition front sight: http://www.redstradingpost.net/auction_images/Auction_Ar...

Just guessing here but, maybe, Law Enforcement/Government.

EDIT: It may stand for light generation.

I purchased one from a local dealer, who sold it to me for around 1400.00 out the door. It seems that the rail is different on this one. It actually has peep sights in it. The hammer box looks a little different also on this new one?? I wonder if it looks different, because it not "blown to hell"? ...

:drool: Very nice! I want one of these for my next purchase. Well, that or a Rock River LAR8.

Gravely just needs a better marketing manager. That's all JD has.

Congrats on the new family member. I got an OD PS90, because it was the only gun I got that's not black.

The trajectory through glass is unpredictable. A fairly standard procedure for police snipers is for two officers to do a simultaneous shot. The theory is that one round will get there just a little bit sooner than the other. First round clears the glass and the second clears the intended target. Th...

Your a good guy Bones. :thumb: Now if you were just selling some gold bars for 1992 rates. :lmao:

Another slant to consider is that it was a semi-auto and malfunctioned. I worked a scene not too long ago where the semi-auto the actor used malfunctioned. He fired 4 shots, but left 3 unspent rounds on the ground, which meant he had to fire, clear a misfire, then fire again 3 times. The firearm was...

I think this is appropriate.

They do make 40 cal. revolvers. They just require a moon clip to gold the rounds in the cylinder.

I'm going to add another +1. I saw on fb that they had s4m in stock. Made my order that evening and had my rounds a few days later. :thumb: I'll be a returning customer.

I think it has something to do with whether or not someone has posted after your post.

StarG8kev wrote:

:thumb: Now that's what I'm talking about. I love gun porn.