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Sometimes we take the pictures in advance when an opportunity arrives. We have also have had "SNOW" on easter a few times. I cant say for sure which scenario this was.

Nobodys exempt at my place

Welcome, thanks for the feedback

How about this, best of both worlds.

I like a traditional scope in this application

We enjoy this sport very much

By The Associated PressSPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Gun maker Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. reported a fiscal second-quarter loss Wednesday as it sold fewer guns and recorded a charge for the falling value of a company it bought last year. Its shares fell more than 7 percent in after-hours trading. For the quarter that ended Oct. 31, Smith & Wesson reported a loss of $37.3 million, or 62 cents per share. That compares with a profit of $14.4 million, or 22 cents per share, a year earlier. Its earnings beat the average expectation of analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters for no improvement from a year ago, excluding one-time items. On that basis, the company earned 5 cents per share. But the gun maker's revenue missed analyst expectations for $99.8 million. It fell 12.2 percent to $96.3 million from $109.7 million. Smith & Wesson said revenue from its firearms division sank nearly 11 percent to $83.6 million, offset in part by a rise in sales of "personal protection handguns." Revenue from the company's perimeter security unit fell 22 percent to $12.8 million. Smith & Wesson reported a $39.5 million impairment charge in relation to USR, which the company bought last year. Part of the drop in USR's value resulted from changes in government and corporate purchases of firearms. For the third quarter, Smith & Wesson predicted revenue of $94 million to $99 million. Analysts were expecting $108.2 million. For the full fiscal year, the company expects $405 million to $425 million in revenue. Analysts are hoping for $429.5 million. Smith & Wesson shares dropped 30 cents, or 7.4 percent, to $3.75 in after-hours trading. The stock finished regular trading down 6 cents at $4.05.

ahh heck, this entire site was conceived with my pants around my ankles ;D

oh yeah...you do

Wait until you guys see what I have in mind for next summer :thumb:

I see you think like FS2KSTD :dance:

is it on your short list?

Just a heads up, our host is having some network issues and it is affecting the sites performance.

It's "Rodent Green"

Where I grew up there was a funeral home across the street. There was also a small road in which the sign read "Dead End"

Fantastic :beer:

we have only had a few flakes so far :-[

oh I agree it was a good price. :thumb: looks good man :beer:

No accuracy shouldnt really be any different. Just a few fps difference in velocity. I suspect the M4 is most popular because that is also the most popular configuration of the AR-15. Small, light and fast. it's just personal preference.

The name struck a memory cell so I hit google and found this about a different Magpul product. I wonder if this applies to the AFG too. Pretty sleazey of them if that's the case.

So far i would say we are in the 4" range. My 1100gph pump with 1 1/4" hose could not keep up in the lot. The water is over the pump. Freaking incredible.

nice :thumb:

Federal GMM 308 was $25. Not bad but not a killer deal

Hey no changing your post!!!! I saw what you wrote :laugh: I need special smileys for you here. >:D She's got no feet!!!

anyone have experience with these guys?