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Closing a cylinder with any more than a touch will, in my experience, get you chewed out. Not really debating what degree of force was used, but the word "slammed" inferred that it may not be all that necessary. I know how you feel about the whole people looking at you funny due to...

I would actually really like to be more involved...unfortunately I'm still working oilfield, so I'm never really in one place for more than a few weeks. If I can be of help in any way, let me know. If I happen to run across anyone willing to host in this area, I'll point them your way...

I hear it both ways...never really thought about the more specific connotation. When I talk about an unintentional wreck, I usually just saw "went down" or "low sided/high sided." I guess using lay down as a verb insinuates that it was your intent to low side out... To keep it gun...

I messed around on the site and as far as I can tell the only Texas shoot is in Davilla... Am I reading this right? Anyone know of one closer to Houston? (thought I admit Davilla isnt all that far, I was just amazed that there was only one shoot in the entire state...)

Bunch of jobs... Clinical research coordinator for a phase II drug clinic. Mall ninja for a Houston security co. Bouncer. Now I'm an oilfield mudlogger. Grad. school starts in August, so lets see if I can make the list longer... :)

Voted...losing 43-52.

Hit it. Still winning.

Amazing...and as impressive as her time was, the smile at the end was more so. Though I know I'm not the first to say it, I'd love to see one of her targets...if I'm gonna get beat by an 11 year old, I mind as well make sure I'm thoroughly whipped in every department... :)

Voted...was still 25/75 when I hit it. (a little out of order...)

Wow...grew up less than a mile from there, if that's where I think it is. Good for him.

I bought one a few months ago...got the itch, and academy happened to have one for under $250 OTD. Ive taken it to the range twice and put maybe 150 rounds through it...no malfunctions of any kind. Feels nice in my hand and the trigger is smooth, as you said. I'm not particularly accurate...

...you can paddle all around it in a big canoe... *impressed*

Tried to comment a day or so ago, but my internet was acting funny. Still amazed that after 3 pages no one has brought this up: http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/thebuickotruth.htm Also has the windshield deflection stuff that Odd Job was interested in.

"You should really just let me stay home today, save the drive to school and all" Can't think of a single flaw in that, personally. Seems like the perfect way to spend a school-less day :) I'm thinking of trying that excuse for work..."we're closed thanksgiving anyway...why not just save me...

This is actually a debate I've been having with myself quite a bit lately. Grew up shooting a 1911, and so I've become accustomed to that extra step in between drawing and firing, and very much like the presence of a safety just as one extra confirmation step between touching and firing. On the...

As you stated previously, all you need to alter the chambering of an AR is a new complete upper in the desired caliber...pop two pins, swap the uppers, and pop them back in and you're done. This is, of course, within reason...for example, the magwell of an AR-15 is too short to accommodate a...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/22/AR2007022201007.html I had forgotten to mention before that theyd begun to exhibit tool-making. That, coupled with evidence of organization and coordinated attacks starts to look grim... Also, lol at "anything with a banana clip"

lol..."I got my yellow belt, but monkey's got his red...he learns fast." I love that movie.

I dont have an amazing amount of exposure to too many different mags yet, since I'm still basking in the afterglow of my first complete AR build, but during said build a shop owner showed me a pmag when I went to pick up my stripped lower. I handed it back, since I didnt really have the money...

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