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Just ordered the G17 version at FF&F for $289.

Kel Tec pistols are good for their intended use. They are lightweight, compact, and concealable. Kel Tec has very good customer service. They are not as accurate as target pistols, they tend to have heavy triggers, and they will not last for billions of rounds.

For a target .22 you can't go wrong with the Ruger, Buckmark or S&W 22 A/S. The Beretta U22 and Walther SP series also look to be good, but I don't know enough about them to have an opinion. I've had a Ruger and currently own a S&W 22S. Both are silly accurate. Ruger was slightly more solidly built and there is a ton of aftermarket support. I like the standard scope mount on the S&W. I have somewhere around 10-15k rounds through the S&W. It doesn't show any wear and it's still a tack driver.

Just tell them you are an American an continue on your way

The U.S. Survival AR-7 is cool. When broken down everything fits into the stock.

I've seen a few platoons of WMs (women Marines) that didn't look quite like that.

I am pretty happy with pt709 slim with a crossbreed. It's almost invisible with only shorts and a t-shirt. The 709 is surpisingly accurate for such a small 9. The DB9 looks interesting, but I am not yet convinced of their quality.

Whistler should be on your bucket list if you are into sownboarding or skiing.

The Shorai might help if you have a bike with a weak charging system. Some older Ducs and my Buell for example have a history of eating batteries. They have less resistance than a lead acid battery so it takes less power/time to charge.

NWS (Language) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUc62jD-G0o

That would make a good deposit on an SV1000S

Sandusky's autobiography titled 'Touched' Come on http://www.cnn.com/2011/11/07/justice/pennsylvania-sandusky-profile/

I don't think he ever got enough respect as a Champion even though he held the title during the most competitive era of the Heavyweight division.

Are these picky about ammo? Any FTF ot FTE issues?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRBDMMVctu8&sns=fb

$420 seems steep for a feeler. I thought those went for about 25 bucks

Sounds legit.

I'm going to swap the shock on my Gladius with one from a 07 GSXR600. It's a direct bolt on and should be simple enough. I haven't quite decided how I'm going to lift the bike. It may involve a front stand and a car jack under the motor. Any better ideas?

Motogirls?

Any 2 stage or a good single stage snow blower will do a better job & do it quicker. I have a Husqvarna 2 stage for my drive and an Ariens single stage that I use on a commercial property that I own.

No such thing Shaggy and Scooby.

The motor weighs 440lbs That's like half a Harley motor

Dude clearly has some kind of mental instability.