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Bring more firepower -- not like they have to register them

Keep the volume low, some language of war : Believe it or not, that's a 5.56mm engaging at 600-700m+ Notice the twirl of the elevation turret on the Leupold

Neat little thing, would be great until the dogs get a hold of it.

EFPs from above = death to any armor

A majority of the articles state either both, or one of the men were shot in the back, though.

......wouldn't there be an option for suing due to wrongful death?

HPF has done great things with E46 M3s and soon E39 M5s, they aren't cheap -- but high quality and well engineered work seldom is.

From CBS: That has to make you wonder...

I think anyone would agree the deceased made poor choices and didn't contribute to society - but that's not that issue at hand; nor would anyone oppose harsher sentences for criminals, which again, not the underlying issue here. He was ordered not to shoot, he willingly did, from the sounds of it, knowingly expecting casualties. If you can't aim 00 buckshot at 15 ft towards a man's lower torso - you shouldn't be holding the shotgun in the first place. I would like to know how an undercover or uniformed Police officer would have handled the situation put in a similar spot.

Stretching petty house thieves to participants in murder and rape is a bit media like. If you have time to argue with the operator about gun laws while not getting shot at / engaged / approached -- your life is not at risk. period.

I don't agree that deadly force should have been used. I can buy material objects again, but I sure as hell couldn't wipe my conscious of killing two men for stealing something of mine.

Can you get me the gun of Rambo? Groups were very tight all day, I was at the Delaware range earlier and zeroed on an ALTC, I was honestly surprised the Bushmaster was still sub MOA on shit Winchester .223 50gr Something must have happened when we had the turret caps off, because after letting Tony and Carl put some rounds through it, we were about 8 clicks high. Did some shooting the day after and brought it back down to center mass.

At the Insurgent Training Camp, Al Sunbury (big thanks to Tony & Carl for the picture): http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/6364/img15841pz6.jpg

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Matt, Welcome and THANK YOU for your efforts.

I don't think I ever have had any luck with U-Haul. I feel abit better knowing they aren't discriminating against middle eastern looking males. What a trip, literally. Glad to see you made it down there OK. I spent a good amount of time with clients in Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale. It was a nice change of scenery when it wasn't raining. What's the deal with home owners insurance down there?

Doesn't make you invisible to thermal....

Much more quench time at TDC and lower piston speeds.

One of the misses and her friends: http://www.instablogsimages.com/images/2007/09/27/bbbbssq_88.jpg Nothing like a gal who can handle an AK

http://www.apsafc.co.uk/reserves_gallery_05/Manager%20Jami%20Ahmed.jpg

They probably PT'ed those boys to near death. I think it is a fair decision, they don't deserve to wear the anchor.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3420375128668000024&hl=en Wonder how it would hold up in a performance enviroment?

Locally - honostly not sure. I use yaw for most of my developement work: http://www.yawpower.com/injectordynamics.html

Rebuilt injectors are fine, soaking/running solution through them will clean the major deposits, but ultrasonic is still the best way to clean. Just have them flow tested after.