I would ignore the bill's haters. I've never had a problem there aside from other people pointing guns at each other. (not me so I guess it's not personal) And, they don't get on me for practicing with my USPSA holster, doing timing/reloads etc. And if I ask nice they give me slot next to the wall,...

I found a couple in my range bag the other day, along with some spent brass.

Threw all of it in the trash.

ETA: I don't reload and I don't do Bills.

My first experience was in the Marines, which is why I own a Colt 6550. With the exception of the fire-control group, it is identical to the rifle I was issued. I also have a 6551.

I honestly don't remember the reasoning behind buying my first GLOCK, but I'm glad I did.

The Glock 23 is a version of the Glock 19, which was used in the Jan. 8 shooting

Am I the only non-idiot that noticed this?

Really?

mrShinola wrote:Is the .40 Gold dot $35. for 1 box or 2?

Two.

Updated. M855 is SPF.

MNShooter wrote:I'll take Paypal and drop in the mail at no extra charge

I already mailed you a check yesterday. Shouldn't take more than a day or two to get to you.

PM sent for Miami OH game.

Sent you a PM; ammunition is still available.

Bump.

You shouldn't need pliers or anything other than a 5.56 cartridge to adjust a front sight.

Push down the detent spring with the tip of the bullet and push the sight in the direction you want it to go.

Flat screen TV's and cell phones, that's all it takes.

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2011/08/0 ... nd-rioting

1911fan wrote:If it's raised it ain't wild. The rest if my comments I'll eat for now

Yeah, I have no interest in folks perpetuating the problem...

Group trip?

MissouriDave wrote:If you want a 9mm projectile, why not make it all it can be and get a Glock 32. Small size, major firepower.

That's actually not a bad idea...