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To my knowledge, nothing to do with the alcohol related portions of the law changed. The major changes in the law that went into effect march 15 were the car carry thing, allowing OSHP/BCI to carry without a permit, and loosening restrictions on offduty carry for officers. I have the guidelines and the new section of the ORC at work. I'll check on that and consult some of the guys I teach with.

mmmmmmmm pasta rocket. I love the RSV's. I'm actually half thinking about a Falco as my next bike. Assuming I can find one that isn't 8+ hours away or super expensive.

Man, I remember the days of doing upgrades with just a simple notification of the outage. Nowadays, you have to sit through change control meetings, explain your change to people who have no concept of what you are going to do, and silently hope that they don't add random hoops to jump through. I swear one of these days someone is going to require me to slaughter a chicken or goat or something.

Wwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

will he take a kidney? I'm pretty sure I only need one!

magazine, not clip.

I always like seeing how the media portrays these events. As I occasionally teach ccw classes, my big fear is reading about a former student having to use lethal force. One of the guys I occasionally teach with had a student involved in a lethal force incident. I believe it was one of the first ones in the state after the ccw law had passed. It was a clean shoot, but that doesn't mean that some idiot reporter won't publicy crucify you for it.

Rem 1187 12 gauge. 28" vent rib with imp skeet and modified chokes. Black finish with synthetic stocks. $450

Isn't that on britain rd near all the strip clubs?

I'm not interested until the bag of crap is up for wooting.

Man, those of us that don't live in Columbus miss out on all the cool shit. I'm really tempted to move back.

I would hit that like a retard banging on a drumset.

I might be able to arrange something at my cousin's hunting property later in the year. 350 acres or so in SE Ohio. Tannerite is not only welcome, but encouraged there.

G36 or Springfield TRP for me. Love the CZ tho, never should have sold mine. I had a pre-b 75 with no import marks, two-tone, Novak sights done by Novak's shop.

Ahh, fobus. Fobus doesn't work well for me in terms of concealment, unless I'm wearing a large sweatshirt. I do use it for long drives and such. I'm IWB all the way. I think IWB or a high ride leather belt holster would be a far better option for concealment on a bike, especially with a riding jacket. I never really carried last year on the bike. I always complied with the law and kept it in a locked tank bag.

Briar Rabbit is a good time. I used to hit their action pistol shoots pretty regularly when I lived in Columbus. I only made it down there last year for the Steel Challenge. Definately didn't bring my A game. There is a big all steel shoot on May 26th that my buddy is running. Over towards Stuebenville I think. He makes some pretty sweet steel targets, including an automated system that is pretty much "whack a mole with a pistol."

mmmm brazilian chick. I've had a thing for brazilian girls ever since that strip club in Lisbon.

Works pretty well from my stupid crackberry.

What is your method of carry?

For those in the NE Ohio area, I teach ccw as well.

5k for an 06 636? Can I be this guys friend too? Oh, and I might be interested in the f4i, PM me.

Not really. The bike had been dropped a couple times by the previous owner, so it had some scrapes and scratches anyway. Only major damage is a bent handlebar ($33) and some cracks in the fairing. A coworker has access to a "plastic welder" that will repair ABS plastic, so the fairing isn't even that big of a deal. It was more embarressing than anything else. Years of being thrown in shuai chiao paid off though, perfect breakfall without injury.

I'll be spending my weekend fixing the damage from my 10mph lowside while delivering the bike to a buyer last week. Then I get to start the process of finding a new buyer! If I'm lucky, I'll have a new ride by June.

The new ASA firewalls are pretty damned well thought out I have to admit. I'm 1/5 of the way through my CCSP. I'll probably schedule my SNRS test sometime in the next 2 weeks. Definately get the Sybex CCNA book if you haven't already.

I wouldn't go that far. From a security perspective, the code auditing that goes into openbsd is the best in the opensource world. FreeBSD is fine for sissies that don't want to go through excrutiating pain to get their services running or code to compile. I just migrated our network from openbsd based firewalls to cisco. While I did like openbsd, it was a giant pain in the ass to admin.