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I guess I am one of the lucky few. I carry virtually all the time outside of home. My employer doesn't mind carry, as long as you have your permit. Quite a few of the employee carry everyday.

I will repost what I posted on this same topic a year ago. My six year old has a 30 gallon bucket filled with Nerf guns, Star War guns and even a few old style cap guns. He loves them and I encourage it. He has been taught the difference between toy guns and real ones. He is a boy, and loves...

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My 70 series Combat Commander does not like the old CCI 200 grain 'flying ashtrays'. My Glock gobbles them with no problem, but the Colt nada. Every other round, jam-o-matic! I purchased a case of the rounds when CCI discontinued them about 4-5 years ago.

Like Keltec, but turn around on their products is sloooowwww! Spoke with a rep about that and he said similar stuff about being a small company. He also joked that they build stuff for NASA first and build guns for fun in the down time!:) So yes the return time is about on par!

I blame, Mljdeckard, his thread and this sub-thread has had me laughing in my cube all day. Thanks guys

I have a stripped Tactical Innovations lower, and I am currently 'drooling' over the idea of putting the 12 inch version of the 5.7 upper and making a SBR!

Possible suggestion I know that this doesn't answer the OP's question. Looks like you are looking for something that can be repeatly shot. But, try golf balls on tees at 50 yards. You hit one right and boy will they fly.

Keltec Shotgun +1 AR-57 SBR (I have the stripped lower from Tactical Inovations)

Yeah the Aguila uses the Remington Ely priming compound and does have a smell and can be dirtier, but my mp15-22 loves the Aguila. The CCI shoots well, but the Aguila tends to be more accurate. Although ever gun has its preference.

Marlin 1895 16inch in 500 S&W Modern version of Spencer trapdoor chambered in 460 S&W Don't know if last one is possible, strength of action and such. But would be cool!

Me and about 9 other in the office carry, hehe awesome company! Sitting in drawer right now Glock 21 in a inside the pants holster.

Yeah 2nd essayons21, it is called Call of Duty!

Thanks Sam!:-)

Thanks for the info. guys. I was unsure so my firearm remained in the glove box the rest of the day. The way the sign was posted, I never saw it. My wife said she wouldn't have noticed it if our son had not stopped to look at his reflection in the glass. This brings up another question. If...

Chickamauga battlefield held the 147th anniversary this past weeked. Took my wife and kid to watch the re-enactments. It was my understanding that we could carry in national parks now, so I had my weapon on me. I went to enter the vistor center, and my wife pointed to a small sign to the left of...

My six year old has a 30 gallon bucket filled with Nerf guns, Star War guns and even a few old style cap guns. He loves them and I encourage it. He has been taught the difference between toy guns and real ones. He is a boy, and loves playing "clone wars" (Think Star Wars version of cops/robber)...

How much work did you have to do to get the bolt to work? Looking at my reloading charts, not sure on head size but Lee shows shell holder on 303 as #5 and 45 as #11.

+1 On DBR's post! Natchez might have what the OP is looking for.

The problem I have encountered selling and using BSA products is quality control. You can get one scope that is ok (for the money), and another from the same lot that will have you scratching your head how it left the factory. Although, oddly enough BSA is now the importer for Kahles, muhahaha!