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great idea

Excellent :thumb: just dont be put off by the constant begging for money and stuff in your mailbox. I have been a life member since around the age 20 or so.

four :laugh:

[table][tr][td]Friday, January 28, 2011[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] To the dismay of the Brady Campaign and other gun ban groups, President Barack Obama didn’t address gun control during his State of the Union address on January 25th. However, Newsweek reports that “in the next two weeks, the White House will unveil a new gun-control effort,” and that the White House confirms, “Obama will address the gun issue in a separate speech, likely early next month.” According to Newsweek, Obama believes that gun laws have been “too loose for much longer than just the past few weeks” following the murders in Tucson, Arizona. Precisely what President Obama might have in mind is uncertain. His post-election transition website advocated reimposing the expired federal “assault weapon” ban, but that ban would clearly be irrelevant in the wake of a shooting that involved a firearm not covered by the old ban. The President, a long-time gun control supporter, has been conspicuously silent on gun control restrictions since taking office. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of the anti-gun groups prodding him to support their agendas. Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which sent the President a long list of gun control recommendations in August of 2009, is proposing that all private sales of firearms be subject to checks through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS)—which would have been irrelevant in Tucson, since the accused killer acquired his guns from a dealer. MAIG is also calling for “fixing” NICS. Among the many “fixes” the group has in mind is that “people who have been suspended or expelled from a federally funded college or university because of mental illness” and “people who are compelled by a court to take medication for mental illness or to get other mental health care” would be prohibited from possessing firearms. MAIG also proposes to extend the prohibition to anyone who has had a drug-related arrest, a failed drug test, an admission of drug use, or a drug-related conviction within the previous five years. Concurrently, the Brady Campaign is throwing its support behind H.R. 308—the “more than 10 round” magazine ban introduced by Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (D-N.Y.)—and asks the group’s supporters to sign a petition urging “a few basic steps,” with neither the “steps” nor the intended recipient of the petition disclosed (to read a detailed fact sheet on H.R. 308, please click here). The Violence Policy Center, which guided McCarthy in crafting her magazine ban bill, is supporting it with yet another of its countless “analyses”-- Accessories to Murder: High-Capacity Magazines—and a similar effort directed against the type of pistol used in Tucson. The VPC uses the opportunity to suggest, as it often does, that gun ownership is fading, by referring to standard magazines for self-defense handguns as a marketing tool the firearm industry uses to appeal to “its shrinking customer base.” That's an interesting argument to hear from a group that has no members, while the number of guns possessed by Americans increases year after year. The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence—VPC leader Josh Sugarmann’s employer back when the group was known as the National Coalition to Ban Handguns—advocates not merely running NICS checks on gun buyers, but “investigating” them as well. The group also insists that the Tucson shooting was the result of “insurrectionist rhetoric” the group blames on conservatives, various politicians, and the five justices who joined the Supreme Court’s Heller decision—rather than being the act of one deranged individual, as all available evidence suggests. And, in a return to his modus operandi of vilifying gun shows and the purchase of firearms by show attendees, this week anti-gun Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), introduced legislation to “establish background check procedures for gun shows.” As usual, this bill is not about gun shows. Rather, S. 35 is the latest rendition in a long line of Lautenberg-introduced bills that are nothing more than “solutions” in search of a problem. Numerous government studies have determined that gun shows are an insignificant source of firearms misused in crime. Which, if any, of these proposals and theories will get the president’s endorsement remains to be seen. But gun owners should be prepared: The second two years of President Obama’s term may be tougher than the first.[/td][/tr][/table]

Hell yeah if the price is right.

looks like my protec in black. The Kahr probably fires though :laugh:

Thanks for the tip

welcome :thumb:

first I have heard of this. Thanks!

Is this the UTG? The only model I saw at Combat Optical was for the AR-15 even though it was in the GSG 5 section. BTW they are most likely the same part. I dont think fitting is an issue as mush as asthetics. Amazon has a great return policy so its easy enough to try it.

Brownells is now stocking a M&P 15-22 Barrel Nut Wrench

Im about a month away from getting the mating SI Defense lower so I had to put the upper on something NOW ;D

Thanks for joining

you can post a picture it's ok :beer:

Hi redman. That companies links are automatically block here because of their anti gun policy. That means your link is broken. Perhaps you can post what it's called

Nice!! What caliber?

Thanks for all the info :thumb:

This is pretty interesting. Can you take some pictures for the site?

I have only ever sold one gun myself. A S&W 4006. It was my first CCW. Had it pre ordered forever. Ended up hating it.

ha ha, justify it however you must :laugh:

Im sorta jonseing for the 226 Tac Ops.....this thread is not helping....damn you MG :swars:

yep thats the one. If you look at one of my wordpress sites you will see a similar message in a different font. I considered doing a redirect and making a status page of my own but i figured as soon as I finished the issue would be resolved. You guys should bookmark this page. If you see a mysql,PS or VPS issue most likely that is why this site is down. Shared hosting issues should not affect us. lastly if the main page works that will tell you its the mysql down. SMF (this forum) runs off of a mysql database. Even though I pay for a private server they still run the databases elsewhere. A dedicated mysql would double the operating costs.

The forum software generates that error page. I just got this message

until they see the price ;D I did something I dont normally do. I emailed my contact at BDM to see about a loaner. I doubt it will turn into anything but you never know.

Thanks :thumb: