imschur

Microgunner is always on time with a well placed one liner :beer:

excellent

pretty neat

smells like bleach >:(

PEARL RIVER, NY – Kahr Arms, the well known American based producer of high quality compact pistols has announced its recent purchase of Minnesota-based firearms manufacturer, Magnum Research, Inc., maker of the Desert Eagle Pistol. Kahr Arms takes pride in its ability to offer customers a selection of unique niche-type firearms, such as the world famous "Tommy Gun" and Auto-Ordnance line of M1 .30 caliber carbines. The addition of Magnum Research, Inc. products to the Kahr Arms family will provide Kahr Arms and Auto-Ordnance customers another unique line of firearms to choose from. Magnum Research Magnum Research, Inc. was founded in 1979 and was responsible for the design and the development of the Desert Eagle Pistol. The firearms in its current product lineup include the Desert Eagle Pistol (available in .50 AE, .44 Magnum, or .357 Magnum), Baby Desert Eagle "Fast Action" Pistol (9mm, .40 S&W), Desert Eagle 1911, Micro Desert Eagle Pistol (.380 ACP), Magnum's BFR (Revolvers in .44 Magnum, .45 LC/.410 or .45/70), Mountain Eagle MAGNUM LITE Rifle (.22/250, .223, .30-06, .280 and 7mm) and MAGNUM LITE Rifle (.22LR, .22 WMR or .17 Mach-2). To learn more about these products and more that will be offered through Kahr Arms.

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was it corrosion?

they got me while i slept...well not exactly I was taking out the trash when the young lady snuck up and said "are you in apartment 1" Thus proving once again that my old lady is right. She said they would get me.. :grin:

$18 and change today at my wally world.

sounds like a nice afternoon to me.

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nope

great news :thumb:

Wow that blows. It appears from google you are not alone. might want to add your name here

I love it!!

Im leaning towards that tactical model myself ;D

How about a Ruger SR-22 or Tactical 10/22

By their own admission Umarex learned from their mistakes with the Colt. The Sig was the result of those lessons. You can always get an AR-15 and a dedicated .22lr upper.

Im out $400 :-[

Friggin sewer is backing up into my woodshop. Of course I find this out after all the tenants showered. There goes my gun money.

yeah. Im concerned about these elections though. People are angry and unpredictable

and thats my concern. I think they are dipping their toes in the water

Thursday, June 03, 2010 In a recent ruling regarding the “transfer” of firearms, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATFE) has reversed policies that have been in place for more than 40 years. In the ruling, BATFE declared that a temporary shipment of a firearm by a federal firearms licensee to a non-employee for business reasons (such as a manufacturer's shipment to a gun writer or engineering consultant for a technical evaluation), will now be considered a “transfer” and require completion of a Form 4473 and background check. This reverses a ruling issued in 1969, right after the passage of the Gun Control Act, although BATFE provided no explanation of the need for the change. According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, BATFE hasn’t been able to name a single case in which a gun temporarily shipped under the old rule has been used in crime. The short-term impact may be limited, because many major manufacturers already require firearms sent to non-employees to go through the transfer process. But manufacturers who didn’t follow that practice will now have to ship guns to licensed dealers to complete these “transfers.” Furthermore, the ruling only applies to temporary shipments by federal firearms licensees to carry out those licensees' business operations. Given that limitation, the new ruling won't affect private individuals who ship guns to themselves when traveling to shoot or hunt, or who ship firearms to a manufacturer or gunsmith for repair or customization. However, this new ruling may have broader implications for future issues. For example, some have suggested that although the ruling doesn’t relate directly to rental of guns for use on commercial shooting ranges, its reasoning might require rentals to be treated as “transfers” subject to recordkeeping and background check requirements. Please rest assured that NRA-ILA is seeking clarification of the scope of this new ruling. If necessary, we will consider appropriate action to reverse any adverse impact on law-abiding gun owners.

you got it bad >:D Glad you joined. Do you have any decent pictures of the tac sol upper? I sure could use a few for the main site(s)