Rsquared

On a similar note. I read a story and saw an interview (with the CFO I think) where Bank of America (of all names) is going to stop offering any lines of credit to weapons manufactures who sell "assault style weapons" to the public. So basically, all of them. After reading that, I sold off the last 300 shares of BofA stock out of the brokerage account and rolled it over into another banks' stock. Made me kinda glad that I've been slowly selling off that original larger position in them over the last six months as their stock price climbed. I also fired off an email to them (not that it'll make a difference to them), explaining why I refused to invest in their institution any longer. Banks shouldn't be trying to influence policy. Even though we all know that they've always been doing it all throughout history. In the neck with Bank of America.

Who ya callin old ya bastard? Welcome aboard creep.

Another Maryland welcome.

^^^^^ Definitely! Show the rest of the scum what happens when you cross that line.

Look at him.......throwing out all these fancy words. F-ing show-off.

You too? I happen to know a guy also.

I'm in too. I've always said that I'd give away parts to friends, before I'd ever sell them. I'm always willing to dig through the parts bins for the cause.

Welcome from Maryland.

Here I am, over here minding my own bidness, and here comes a kidney punch outta nowhere. You know, there's other people that you can harass around here.

Uhhhh...........Pics? I'm liking the thought of an FNX-45. It's in the running against that Kimber I've been eye-fukin.

My money is on Rene. I'll always back my wingman. Even sober.

Now THAT's fukin hilarious. Good one Doc.

Ahh. So you went and got the Kimber. Good man my friend.

Dude! Which one? We had a pile of rifles when we were all out there last November. Seriously though (kinda). As others have said, pretty much different rifles for different situation/purposes. As an example: A suppressed 300 BLK SBR for short range "quiet" work. A very effective, and scary Hollywood quiet, weapon for short to mid-range area clearing/securing. A Daniels MK18 SBR. A DAMN fine and proven weapon for kicking in doors and clearing smaller confined areas. Coupled with the ability to still stretch out to medium range targets with some pretty good accuracy. An Armalite AR-10 SBR. Screw kicking in the door. Just shoot right through it....or the wall next to it......and the wall on the other side of the room. Still very maneuverable, and still pretty accurate for medium range work as well. An Armalite AR-10 SASS. Capable of being suppressed, and VERY capable of long range work. This is just a handful of different configurations that can be built (or bought), but have very different applications. It all depends on what an individual plans to do with said rifle. As Edgecrusher pointed out, Different work calls for different configurations. And with the crowd that we have around here, we pretty much cover all of the bases for different configs and purposes of AR's, large frame or the smaller AR-15 frame. Along with many different calibers.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome aboard.

I'm with Tom on this one. Shoot the legs out from under that bastard, then move on from there.

Now, you should know as well as anyone that it doesn't take much around here.

Yeah.....we're desperately trying to catch up to the new England states, as well as the left coast.

Now......you know that I'm ALWAYS lurking in the background somewhere. Mister.......................................

God DAMN this $hit gives me an ice cream headache. Big middle finger to the PC, social justice crowd.

I'll never understand the magazine bans. These people obviously don't understand how any of these weapons actually function. As far as the syrup.......I don't eat any sweet stuff. Not counting what's brewed into beer that is. IN THE NECK!

Great minds think alike my brother. Damn....you're in Miss these days huh? You DO get around my friend.

Welcome from Maryland.

Yeah, I hear ya brother. The more modern pistols break down for cleaning and maintenance a lot more easier than the old 1911's. But I'm kinda fixated on that TLE model. It just looks downright sexy to me. Especially since it comes factory threaded. Besides.....my old Springfield 1911 (early 1970's model) needs a roommate after all this time. Go figure. And I'm not really a pistol guy.