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Looks kinda cheesy to me. While the design is unique, and may be handy for around the house, it seems like something that would end up thrown in a closet and never used. I'll just stick to my screw stick with the bits inside the handle, or grab the Dewalt 12v compact.

Everybody know that Jesus could K.O. santa first round every single time. Kid's got some artistic talent for sure!

No thanks.

I value my 30+ year old Crossman 760 that granddad gave me as much as any other gun I own. Taken many squirrels with that little work horse.

After conversion the bho lever will be basically right next to the trigger. I don't really see how it could be placed anywhere else. P.S. It's spelled "sure."

My brother in law runs a construction business and just told me about an elderly lady that called him over a water leak in her basement. When he got there all of the copper had been cut out of the basement. I guess there was an entrance door to the basement from the outside and low life dirtbag thieves broke in and cut all the copper out. Amazing what people will steal. That thief losing a digit makes me smile.

Thanks Stryker for posting that pic. I needed that after scrolling through one of the gayest threads ever. Just wow.

Look's awesome! I've gotta get that Archangel stock for my 91/30. Is installation pretty straight forward?

I'm seriously laughing my ass off right now!

Wow! Can't believe nobody wants to take this guy to the range? Creepy.

Absolutely disgusting. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...

My youngest sister, (who is 33 now) said that when she was a child that a spirit followed her around for about a week. It didn't interact with her or scare her, it just followed her around. She never mentioned it until years later. I think children and animals can be more in tune with the spiritual world because they haven't created any "blocks" yet. Buddy of mine was working in his shed and needed a metric size tap for something or other and didn't end up having one. He went into the house for a minute and when he returned to the shed the exact size tap was sitting on his work bench.

Would be cool to include a hand and arm and trigger finger x rayed holding the gun.

So I've lived in my current house for about six years. For the first few months after moving in we would here very loud bangs coming from upstairs. It sounded as if furniture was being overturned or something. We would check it out and of course nothing was awry. In bed one night with the wife and what appeared to be a glowing ember floated around the room and disappeared. We will catch glimpses of movement out of the corner of our eye quite a bit, when engaged in conversation or watching TV. I get no malicious vibes or anything but small things like that happen way to often for

I was probably about ten years old, looking for the ever elusive snipe under a midnight moon. My dad swore they were there, just had to look really hard... Never saw a one!

You can put a small piece of masking tape where the carrier would make contact with the trunion and see if the tape gets marred up. I actually use a recoil buffer for piece of mind. I have accidentally fired heavy loads with gas wide open on my V plug. Mine runs reliably with it shooting high brass, but they are notorious for causing cycling problems etc. Many do not recommend them.

Very cool!

Had I been the man in that SUV with my family, that video would have been extremely bloody. This has nothing to do with the type of bike one rides or how someone dresses. This is about lowlife criminals tormenting an innocent family. The ones who took their helmets to that Rover deserve some hard time and nothing less.

Wondering how many headaches are lurking inside of that there whiskey bbl.

Party's over when the "wine bar" runs dry. The cost of supplying 5000 people with booze alone would be unreal. Count me out as well.

It's fun to see a young guy/gal like that getting into the joy of shooting/guns in general. I just had my nephew who's eleven out last weekend. Put him on the Saiga 12 and then let him run a few mags through my WASR. He did great and had a blast. I have two daughters myself, the oldest never really got into shooting as much as I tried, and my youngest is three so I got some time yet.

Wife drives a 2010 Mazda5, me a 2007 Toyota Tundra. Both vehicles have been problem free so far. I was honestly more of a Ford guy until I took the Tundra for a test drive. I was completely sold on this truck. The 5.7 iforce makes 381 hp right out of the box. It feels more like a 3/4 ton truck rather than a half ton, will pull like a train and accelerate like a sports car. It'll pass everything but a gas station!

Stay away from the Tylenol dubya when you're drinking. Tylenol and alcohol mixed can wreck your liver very quickly.

I've always heard that a saline drip combined with oxygen stops one in it's tracks. I've never actually been administered that for a hangover. I read somewhere that there is a company (I'm thinking in Vegas) that will come to your hotel or wherever you're staying and give oxygen and IV for hangovers. I'm sure its pricey.

Hey don't sweat the "pre judging", or judging or whatever you meant to say there. I am a definite asshole. I had fun calling you out on your "fact checking" of Spetsnatz by actually contacting this guy's lgs. Or wait, you just wanted to check on 7.62X39 ammo. I got a little amusement out of ya, but now you have bored me. This is a useless thread so I'm done commenting further. Now get on out there and see if you can't find some more info on ole SS. Maybe calling Redwood Marine will yield better results? Best of luck!! Oh, just one more thing before I depart, make sure to start a