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You said a lot there and I appreciate the thought that went into it. You see issues and problems, but you also understand how problems change and thus how the methods used to confront the problems must change. I have been in law enforcement for 36 years, since I was 18. Integrity, honesty and...

I never said the principle of innocent until proven guilty was "splitting hairs", I said your opinion that someone can't be deemed as a bad guy until he is proven such by a court was said hair splitting. Meant as the phraseology, not the principle. And no matter how politically correct you...

Ummm....Yes. What I don't hold to is that any federal agency dedicates itself to watching anyone burying things in the yard or stockpiling ammo and MRE's. There are MANY more reasons why NightVision, FLIR and listening devices are valuable tools. Yes, many people did lose their lives at...

Thanks for the replies. I lucked out and found a local dealer who had two complete STAG uppers with bolt carriers for a really good price, so I think I'm going to jump on it.

Sorry, I wasn't sure where this one belonged.

I'm looking for an upper assy. for my M4 project and I find several listed by DSA and Model 1 Sales. Anyone have any info on either company? I don't even know if they have any but wanted to find out about them before I called.

Try a metal colander. Re-usable and easy to attach with wires to the chicken wire on the walls and ceiling for extra protection. And with the ventilation holes it's good for summer use.

I won't say you are wrong because that is your opinion, but I will disagree with you. There is nothing that says that police have to on a par with criminals. Most use of force continuums allow for +1 force response. That is the level of force used can be one level greater than the force...

A guy I know who was at Waco made the comment to me before hand that the operation had the propensity to come off very well, or to go to Hell very quickly. Obviously, every situation isn't the same and obviously Waco was a unique situation. The government forces had lost the element of...

LOL...I'm sorry Will, I didn't mean to stir up trouble.... You certainly did stir up some memories though....I still have my original S&W M19, and yes, I carried it in a swivel holster, until the swivel broke while I was chasing someone and didn't realize it until I caught the guy...man, what a...

I'm still not sure what this line is you refer too. Police training, and tactics are constantly evolving. It has to because the situations LEO's are put into are changing also. The training is meant to give the officer the best knowledge of situations he may encounter and what actions to use...

Just out of curiosity....why is some degree of this a problem?

In the OP, the DHS order was broken down only by number of rounds per DHS agent. It failed to take something else into account that would make the number of rounds ordered even more understandable....DHS runs the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center program and has centers in Glynco, GA...

A privately administered stolen gun database would not be out of the realm of feasibility if someone was willing to provide the infrastructure. Of course the information in it would only be through voluntary contribution, like CarFax. Would take dedicated computers and phone systems so I'm sure...

No problem Dogtown. I'm not an FFL and you are so the more careful you are, the better off you are. They certainly can't ding you for having too much information, at least they shouldn't. And I'm sure that there are inspectors just looking for reasons to write up people. Every job has its over...

Bubbles (and Dogtown if you're still reading), I was talking to an ATF IOI that I know today regarding the "knowing" violation and he said that they don't consider a paperwork error to be "willing" or "knowing" until they have examined records and pointed out deficiencies or errors and then...

And as promised...according to the ATF Brady Operations Center, recording the MDI date on the 4473 by the FFL is optional. And in response to your concern Navy, since the MDI date is given to the FFL by NICS, and that date is the soonest the gun can be transferred without resolution, then that...

If anyone is still reading this, just an update. After a nice chat with a supervisor at the NICS Customer Service Center I found that the MDI date given by NICS is the soonest date that a gun can be transferred without a proceed disposition. They do use the three business day rule but is was...

I see your point Bubbles, I just don't think that a misdemeanor record keeping violation will generate anything more than a finding and a warning unless the problems are glaring and chronic. Especially with the shortage of IOI's. Not exactly an efficient use of resources. Of course we are...

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