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I'm sure you could put enough racing stickers on it to get the Hp up to at least 100.

Cool thanks guys.

I installed a new set of sprockets and chain on the rc today. But as I was reinstalling the drive sprocket cover and clutch slave cylinder it wouldn't seat all the way. I determined it was because the rod that connects to the slave cylinder and goes into the clutch wasn't all the way in. I thought I'd just get it lined up and press it in by slowly tightening the bolts. I started to get it to work then I heard a slight pop noise and noticed the 2 main bolts that hold the slave cylinder were loose again. I wasn't able to get them to tighten down again. I pulled everything off again and put it back on this time it all went on and fit perfect. That is until I started tightening the bolts down and the 2 that mount the slave cylinder to the motor wouldn't grab at all. I pulled them out and inspected the holes to find out I stripped them out ( the holes). Has anyone had this happen before. What are my options as far as fixing it? Do you think a machine shop or mechanic would be the best option to get it repaired? Any ideas on how to fix it.

For the sportier rides ill throw the bottoms on my leather suit on, it has the armor. Other than that I'll wear jeans and boots. Most likely riding boots unless I'm commuting somewhere where wearing riding boots isn't feasable, like work or hiking then just regular boots.

Sounds like your jacket doesn't fit properly. I wear all mine in the jacket. If its going to be a sportier ride I'll also wear the full suit and zip it together. If it was slightly uncomfortable I'd still wear it. I'd rather be slightly hot and uncomfortable while riding than comfortable sliding across the pavement.

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I live in Arizona. A couple of my friends have the AZ CHL that are Arizona residents. They said its a pain to obtain even if you live here because so many people are applying for the AZ permit that live outta state. If your an Arizona resident.you can ccw without a permit. The only benefits to getting the permit are you can carry in a bar as long as you aren't drinking + they don't have the no guns sign. The other benefit is outta state travel. I have no reason to get the chl down here because I've got less restrictions with my duty weapon.

I've got a few friends down here with them they say its a pain here to. Wouldn't expect it in a state that everyone can carry in. I guess it because everyone wants a piece of our shit.

Are you planning on traveling somewhere that doesn't have reciprocity with Ohio but does with AZ?

See what happens when you go to long without riding? You age too fast and get alzhie......Wtf was I talking about?

Tactical is probably referring to the short barrel and extended tube. It's probably an old model that's why it doesn't have the surpressor.

The only modern guns that I've heard of going off on their own are the remington 700 that have had the trigger modified to be super light.

Like I said here antique I guess old would be a better term. With the m4 that we carry we have to have the bolt closed on an empty chamber because of the history with the old m-16. But I've seen a firearms insructor who was on a soap box chamber a round safety off bolt closed weapon set on full auto and slam the butt stock on the ground hard several times and nothing happened.

I've got a co-worker that's been trained in the use of handguns and had the clearing procedure embedded in his head fire a round in his apartment. At the academy everytime we received our guns or put them away we had to say and perform the clearing procedure. Safe place safe direction, weapon level with the deck, finger off the trigger. Hit the Magazine release three times. Slingshot the slide three times. Visual inspection (look in the chamber). Physical inspection, top bottom top (stick a finger in the chamber then the bottom of the mag well then again in the chamber). WEAPON IS CLEAR SIR! Well anyways after one of his quals after the academy our firearms instructor told him he needed to work on his draw and trigger pull. He told him to clear his weapon and practice dry fire drills aiming at a post it note at home from time to time. Well a few days later he decided to do some drills and his first draw he fired a round right through the center of the post-it note and through his neighbors apartment. Luckily no one was home. What happenned was he half assed the clearing procedure and racked the slide then dropped the mag. He got in A LOT of trouble.

Sounds like a basic 870 express with synthetic stock/fore grip and an extended magazine tube.

What size barrel is that? 18.5?

My guess would be an 870 express magnum. but they usually say express magnum near the serial number.

Hey Jagr what's this ^^^^^ all about?

That goes along with buger picker off the boom button. Chamber locks are my second prefered method of securing the gun because it can't fire. My first being my safe. The gun won't fire unless the trigger is pressed. Unless its antique or modified and dropped.

We were on a memorial ride and he had some flags on his bike. At the end he attempted to remove the flags and ended up stabbing himself in the hand. Had an ER visit and everything. It was about 2 years ago.

They have check out laredo Texas. The medias pretty good at keeping that hush hush.

Does it say super mag express? Take a pic of all engravings. What size chamber?

Ask him about knife safety while cutting zip ties.

1 it was pointed at the wall. 2 something caused it to fire such as pushing the trigger.