AJ

sorry boss, i should have it started this week w00t w00t!

is that the jegster kit? sure does look like the tubing they use.

no warranty on transmissions, thats abuse:p

pictures of what needs done?

-1967 -Camaro M6 -RS/SS

what the hell are you doing here then?

i thought whoreing other people's threads was what CR is all about?

haha mark me down as a stud then, after i broke my leg in october and went throught all the PT you are doing now (they went through my knee with the rod so its more work that re-construction) i got back on my bike and ride still.

have they pushed on your leg yet to make you bend more? talk about painful!

pressures may be fine but you can still have a low charge. have them suck it out and recharge it.

was this at the same time the tow truck was hooking up?

single stack mag FTL. with that they still would have missed the brothers just ran out of bullets faster haha.

did i read that right? they are replaceable? lol j/k they don't always car pool together though. and small towns there is only one officer per car.

they can use lines like i once beat up 5 guys in prison all at one time.

i'm sure we can test that out some how. carbine battles are different than holsted draw battles. i'm a certifed carbine/sub-gun instructor and those weapons systems are like apples to oranges when you compair to auto pistols.

what happen to selling it to me? then you will both lose the battle. high stress situations(such as a gun fight) you brain goes with gross motor movement and you lose your fine motor skills, making a weapon ready to fire is a fine motor movement. pulling from a holster and pulling the trigger is a gross motor movement. ask any law enforcement or military for that matter if there ready to fire from the draw and you will get a yes. again i can back up everything i say.

where is my AR? so lets say you are 1. a police officer 2. a CCW carrier, do you carry your gun with the "safety" on?

yes it is, its hard to find the whole thing sometimes.

i'm more than likely game either day.

i like this too [edit] Other subtypes Examples of the variety of typical semi-auto mechanisms are a stiff double-action trigger pull with the safety off (Beretta 92), a double-action with no external safety (SIG-Sauer P-series, or Kel-Tec P-32), or a crisp single action trigger pull with a manual safety engaged (M1911 and certain configurations of the HK USP). An alternative are striker-fired or "safe action" type weapons which have a consistent trigger pull requiring force greater than required by a single-action design, but lighter than needed for a double-action trigger. Many such weapons do not have an external safety or external hammer (Glock pistols and the Walther P99 and variants). Other designs feature an external safety, such as a grip safety (Springfield Armory XD Series).In both cases, the action is very simple—a trigger pull always sends a discharge—and there are internal safeties to prevent non-trigger-pull discharge (e.g., dropping the gun).

if your talking about the bar that comes up in front of the fire pin that is not a safety. all that does is prevent the gun from going off it its droped on the hammer and the trigger is not pulled. [edit] Double-action revolvers On double-action revolvers, there are no external safety devices; a trigger pull will always result in firing (unless the chamber being indexed into battery is empty). In general, the heavy trigger pull required to cock and then fire the weapon prevents accidental discharges from dropping or mishandling the gun. In addition to that fact, most modern double-action revolvers do have an internal safety, either a hammer block or a transfer bar, that prevents firing not originating from a trigger pull (e.g., gun is dropped). [/url] [edit] Single-action revolvers Single-action revolvers have no external safeties, and they usually have no internal safeties (such as a hammer block or transfer bar) to render them drop-safe. (Real antiques are in this category; modern replicas may have hammer blocks.) Therefore, carrying them with a loaded chamber under the hammer is not safe. When they are carried (concealed or openly), the hammer should be left down on an empty chamber unless its some odd gun that nobody carrys or its some junk brand then no they have no safetys.

i have my dads riot shot gun, that thing is a blast because of the low recoil and easy pump action.

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