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I saw a guy on a Goldwing tow his CR 500 to a harescramble race. The guy would ride the Wing two hours to the track, unload the CR and ride in the woods for three hours and then two hours back home on the Wing. He probably slept like a baby that night, lol.

The guy driving the CR-V above needs the Roush Mustang I seen today with "Y I WORK" on the plate, bet he wouldn't be late in that Mustang. I wasn't quick enough to get a pic.

If you watch around sometimes you can find a good deal on a Kel-Tec on gunlist. I got mine for $225 with the original box and papers, three 10 round mags and the belt clip for the pistol.

Those are the offshoot of a Kel-Tec. The story I got several years back was that the two owners of kel-Tec split and the one stared the SCCY line, then they looked (almost) identical to the Kel-Tec. Then there was a lawsuit over the copy rights and the SCCYs were changed in design at which time they had problems with rounds feeding and ejection as well as broken firing pins, this is when I decided to just go with the Kel-Tec. A couple months prior a local gun shop had 3-4 of the SCCYs and they caught my eye but I held off and at least 3 of the pistols he sold came back, two for repair and one traded in towards a LCP. This is just my opinion but I have the Kel-Tec P11 and am quite happy with it. The SCCYs do look good and feel good in your hand but if it isn't going to function then I would look elsewhere for a compact. BTW the one pictured is a second generation pistol, the CXP-2, the first was a Skyy industries SCCY CXP-1.

Hey John, is this you, lol, take it easy on them Harley-Davidsons. http://www.ohioriders.net/album.php?albumid=560&pictureid=10574

Nice, I like the color, the company my oldest kid works for went out and got him a 2012 F-150 4x4 extended cab to drive and he is allowed to use it as an everyday driver. I told him two things, one, treat it like gold because not everyong is going to trust a 20 year old with a new truck and two, get me a job, lol.

Maybe jstumpalump150 must've took 2talltim's advice and dialed 911 so he could get a picture. http://www.ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=90924&page=13

Here you go Remington 870 model 5077, Gallery of guns link. http://www.galleryofguns.com/genie/Default.aspx?item=5077&mfg=Remington&mdlno=870+Express I guess if yours has an 18 1/2 inch barrel it would be this one from Davidson's model DAV-5077, just my guesses. http://jabtac.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=242_248_311_312&products_id=1580 Also note that the Davidson's model list 18" and in a different spot it lists 18.5" barrel.

I have a friend with this one, it is identical to yours only with digital camo stocks. Being that it is called the Talo Edition maybe yours has an add on name to the tactical model. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-TwFOLg_Y4

I like this one, at least they tried. http://www.omgtheinternet.com/2011/01/10/delivery-instructions-draw-giraffe-fighting-unicorn/

LOL, you start talking about the wife here and then it happens. You picked a hell of a time to use the wrong which, lol.

I guess I thought the newer "slim" model with this stuff would be worth what he is asking. I do not play this stuff, I picked up an xbox controller once, looked at it and laid it right back down. I still have my 2600 Atari.

Check out this one and see what you think. http://columbus.craigslist.org/vgm/2883473493.html

Green is good but I'm all for the blue ones, looks good. Two thumbs up to you.

Darn, I was going to see if we could work a swap on wheels. I think I'm going to lower mine an inch or so for the kid, it is still just a tad bit tall for him.

Are you wanting to set it up for changability or just change it to the "S" style with enduro treads? Like this.

Let me tell you a little bump start story, there was a guy here that had an older Suzuki Intruder that the starter was bad so he would bump start it each time he wanted to ride. So he wouldn't look bad to the babes, when he would leave a bar he would lean on his bike and have a smoke till nobody was looking then take off running and bump start it. One night some of the guys he hung out with took the plug wires off his bike, he'd take off running and jump on it and it would just sputter to a stop. Everyone was hiding behind their cars watching him run with that bike down the street and I kid you not, he pushed that bike for over a quarter mile. We laughed our asses off as he run about 20 yards and jump, then he'd huff and puff and hit his cig then take off again. OK, one more, there was a guy where I used to work that had a Harley. His shifter was a pair of vise grips with a bolt welded to them for a tab to shift with and his front brake lever was also a set of vise grips, two of us would help him bump start that thing about everyday for two weeks until he could get a battery on payday.

Congrats to you and the little lady!

I had a 2001 Suzuki GZ250 for my oldest son to learn on and he done great on it. I thimk the guy that bought it from me wants to sell it, he bought it for his mom and her health kept her from riding it. All it should need is a battery and a rider, I'll ask him a price if you want send me a PM.

There goes the neighborhood, Just Kidding, Welcome to the forum and hope you find it entertaining.

Switching foam definately made an improvement on the definition of the lines printed into the Kydex, good job. I may have to hire you to make a holster for a Kel-Tec.

A new battery for the KZ.

The color paintings are definately one up on the black and white. My two thumbs up votes goes to the Triumph and the Coke cans.

A friend of mine uses one of those for hanging handguns on his safe door.

I have a '76 model and what is throwing me in the rear sight on that one in the ad. Almost every '94 that I have seen has some type of rear sight that has the spring leaf and seperate stepped ramp that adjusts elevation, that one has a flip down sight.