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Because they want everyone to feel sorry for them, and have no idea what the real world entails. If work for me was done for well over half the usual cost, there would be no complaints on my end. Especially if the person doing the work was a close friend.

I'm talking about my other line of work. Army being called out in cases of civil unrest and the like. Meaning we have full authority to detain, and control cities and the people within such cities.

92LX50 Thank you. Great first posts :thumbup: I agree 100% with you. Guns/Weapons are life less pieces of metal, springs, and other locking devices. People also blame alcohol for the same things. It wasn't the alcohol that wondered itself into you, it was a person that physically decided to drink that beverage. The judicial system loves to place blame on "things" and not people's actions.

This is true, but I think a majority of gun owners and those with knowledgable firearm experience would not build and sell to criminals. I know that 99% of gun owners would not dare sell their arms illegally to felons or other than trustful people.

I'm waiting for Marshall Law to be instated, then it's my turn (Andrew aswell )

How many people honestly would know how to field strip and construct an AK47? Not too many, I don't see a bunch of gang bangers getting online to take a quick gunsmith course on the AK47. Most crimes are commited with the High Point 9mm's, which by far is the cheapest piece to be seen on the market.

I was taught at a young age how to use, and be safe with weapons. After serving overseas a few times, a weapon is much more than a tool. I consider it a life saver and has bailed me out of more situations than I care to talk about. But educating stupid people is deffinately a start. Not to mention the use of locks on trigger housings/chambers is one of the best ways to keep a weapon safe. I don't keep one in the chamber on any of my firearms, for the simple fact it takes me but a second to throw one in the chamber. No matter what seems to happen criminals will get firearms, there's no real way around that. But CCW carriers can deffinately help lower the crime rate. I'd love to use Virginia Tech as a case, since the police dropped the ball on that one. If one teacher had a weapon on him/her, that kid would've never taken down that many students, plain and simple. But another case is, well the kid was able to pbtain firearms legally, and look what he did. It's like the alcohol debate too. You have the good and the bad.

Ratchet shifter. He don't seem to have a full valve body on it.

Not bad from the Aussie's. It made my day watching it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNLVoF-nq2M

:barf: I'd paint a huge #8 on the side. http://www.theautochannel.com/callahan/2001texas/earnhart_jr_car02.jpg Just to spite you Eric

Positive control and slings work for me

After you toss that damn IRS out of it. SB2 swap :thumbup:

It's a real protective finish, not exactly for blinging out a weapon. I've seen a few of a duracoat weapons and I love the finishes on them http://www.lauerweaponry.com/ It's a coating rather than an actual blueing process. I like going to more subdued colors, rather than your normal gun blue.

Thank ya sir. I don't mind paying someone to do it for me, I was looking for a dark earth finish/Coyote brown on a few rifles. Black rifles/Scopes and such are too boring for me

Anyone familiar with the Duracoat system for your firearms? It's more of an adhesive coating/paint. Just wondering if anyone has any of their weapons coated in this, or know of people that provide this service? Example: http://www.duracoat-firearm-finishes.com/images/DURACOAT-2.jpg http://www.oakridgecustomfinishing.com/resources/_wsb_328x264_For-Website.jpg

This should say it all "resulting in me gaining 98 lbs over a 12 week time frame. Life has actually got cheaper since the $64k purchases, believe it or not. My girlfriend has left me and friends and family hardly come over any more since the only thing I can focus on is my 70 inch GOD of ENTERTAINMENT. You might ask, "What did you do with your second one?", GOOD QUESTION. I slapped that bad boy in the dash of my 1986 Montecarlo LS (Luxury Sport). The ladies love it, I heard. Haven't actually driven it since the install since the seats had to be removed. Well anyways, I personally think the second mortgage on the house was worth it. Give it a try and tell me what you think..."

*Elvis voice* In the Ghettoooooooooooooooooo.

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Bob Beach does great work :thumbup:

My Ass Rides In Navy Equipment- MARINE I still like US ARMY backwards, Yes My Retarded Ass Signed Up Or Uncle Sam Ain't Released Me Yet. All services deserve this day :thumbup: (But nothing can be done without combat engineers) http://www.belvoir.army.mil/images/history/engineer.gif

Like it said it's OUR holiday veterans. No matter the political fuck going on, we wouldn't be this GREAT country without the Army, Airforce, Navy and Marine Corps protecting us. To that, I'm throwing a few back for all my fallen buddies in OIF tonight.

Especially to a garbage team.

I'd try to low ball em and see if they bite. Car looks great in pic.

Hung over Bobing Bobcat .180 2nd- .300 3rd- .240 4th- .240 5th- .240 I'm slow.

I'd say a German stomach ache at the moment. Hefeweizen ownz me.