blue03636

Great, I'm an engineer that has been doing some IT on the side. I'm surprised you talk to me.

I wouldn't advise it, you don't know where it's been.

FYI, those are the 25mm inserts, the 20mm use the factory caps.

This isn't true, I know someone with no motorcycle license and someone hit them. The driver was charged even though he shouldn't have been on the road. The driver even tried to fight it.

Last time I had mine done was witchkraft racing (Eddie Kraft's dad) out of Michigan. He's an Ohlins certified installer and can replace the springs to get them set for your weight. He does good work.

^this

I'm calling BS on this one.

Washing machine on gentle cycle then hang dry and apply leather conditioner.

I hate them because every one I tried to ride vibrated my teeth out of my head and gave me a headache.

^That's not even one of the better pics on her page.

I have a minator holster. They are built well.

Dibs, it's in my town.

Check discount tire, they are $550 and you get the $60 rebate off of that. Plus you don't have to piss with ordering from one place to have them installed somewhere else. http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/cart/selectStore.do?productTypeId=1&r=OHNINT&storeCode=OHN-01&productId=30670 I'm also not a goodyear fan. Everyone I have used wear out quick and ride like shit. If these work for you go for it.

^I just picked up a set from discount tire in Macedonia and the installed price was the same as ordering them from tires-easy.com which they are always cheaper than tire rack.

Tuscarawas makes you wait the full 30 days because they are dicks, this is why I went to Harrison.

I doubt it. I say go shoot it and see how it is. The new S&W triggers are really good compared to the pre 2014 ones.

http://www.buckeyefirearms.org/ohio-ccw-reciprocity-map

He is out of coshocton but I believe if there are enough people and you have a place that they can shoot they might make arrangements. Don't hold me to that but I thought I heard them say that. Yes they do.

I have to agree with this. I have shot the pps and own a shield and they are both great. I have yet to get my hands on a 43. I sold my keltec P-11 as the trigger sucked and I hated to shoot it, I'm not a fan of DAO guns though.

Oh god, this should be good.

The basic pistol should be 8 hours and I believe the price depends on where you take it. When I took mine it was 12 hours but virtually the same price as the basic pistol. Hit up kawikid on here, tell him how gay he is and then sign up for one of their classes for additional training. You won't be disappointed.

Every class I have seen is basically the NRA basic pistol class with the addition of law which usually took about 20 min. They expect you to do your homework on the law here and in other states.

I would be willing to bet that 99% of the people that have zero experience will quit conceal carrying within 3-6 months anyway.

This is not how the law is set up, there is nothing required to sign up for the class. As for passing or failing, I bet they all pass, they just have to hit the target on the shooting portion. If they are having issues the instructor should work with them to get them able to hit it.

The handle keeps it from fully flipping over but realistically the weight of the bike keeps the front end down unless you are ramping the trailer.