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Reloading equipment. RC car/truck/helicopter. Stock up for apocalypse. Dirty panties for the wifey. Strip club night. Ammo. Good steak dinner. New flashlight or flesh light. Bottle of 12 year old Jameson Whiskey. Magazines for weapons.

Magpul has some cool new shit for the 870. So far nothing that has caught my eye other than the Sig 224. Other than that, I haven't seen a lot of what was there yet. I assume everyone is going to have their AR version there or re-invention of the AR.

Have the frame coated, but skip the slide or cylinder. Duracoat is fairly easy and you can do it at home.

Hot kind of trannies, or scary burn it with fire kind?

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I have a lock box I bolted in my truck. A few companies make them like Aries Automotive, Smittybilt etc... It'll fit a full size 1911 + mags.

It's similar to the 25mm we used in our Bradleys, but I believe try called it the "boxcar" round. The XM307 has potential and I believe it is in use as a crew served weapon. Way smaller than the M242 Bushmaster cannon we had in our Bradleys.

25mm. I had the pleasure of having access to a Barrett M107 while overseas. One of the greatest rifles ever built IMO. Thanks to the buffer tube, and giant muzzle brake, I wouldn't think twice to fire a 25mm Barrett.

Every piston gun is different. It's not Kalashnikov simple, where you can cannibalize one together. If parts break, you'll have to go back to X manufacturer to get said parts. DI has yet to fail me while in some bad situations in Iraq, so I wouldn't bother. Word on the street also is the gas block. The piston actually strains the bolt during unlock as well. Someone tried to reinvent the wheel with the piston operation. It was a fix to a problem that never existed. Failure of the AR/M16 direct impingement has never been the gas system. In short, as one has already said, don't waste the money on the conversion, just buy an out of the box piston AR if you really want one.

Might not be bad to shoot in the lead sled, but I would be interested in taking a shot with it. The Barrett XM-109 would be more pleasant to shoot: http://www.strategypage.com/gallery/images/xm_109_2.jpg

I'm hoping the remainder of the season has a little more action go down. I say smoke the old man and take the women

I would climb a tall mountain to hear her fart into a tin can. :leghump:

So now it's PTSD all of a sudden? What a load of BS. If one incident in his career dramatically affected him, it's probably better he no longer has a badge.

I love my MRP to death. Nice pick up!

Well 2, M1A's. (Those zombies won't kill themselves)

Same thing when I was in Iraq. No electricity, no flushing toilets, and no Internet. All we had were bunkers full of fun to blow up, enough ammo to sustain a 2 week long firefight, and tracked vehicles that could jump things.

Think mine was around 750 last I checked. I have the old train of thought that if I don't have the cash to buy something, I won't buy it. Unless it's another M1A......

He makes me want to buy one.

Unfortunately, there's still people that like him.

Ron Paul has a great shot, but I'm not sure if he can over come Romney. Either way, I plan to do my part to keep Obama as a one term President. I'm leaning towards Ron Paul, but I'm not 100% yet.

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It's a place here in Texas called Fry's, but I bet target has them or even Best Buy. I ordered the metal gyro helicopter you can control with your iPhone/iPad/iPod.

I would get the name of the person giving/selling, address, license #, model of firearm, and ser # of firearm. That's all I ever do when I buy/sell to private individuals.

It flies great on a full charge. Once the batteries start dying, it becomes less responsive. Awesome entertainment for $35. And the firing rockets should be fun to shoot at my boss.