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Rsquared

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  1. Yep. The guru gets it.
  2. Sheeit!. Just tell her that I approved!
  3. Nahh. Your's will look better Mike. Cause it'll have a can on it. I LOVE suppressors!
  4. That's a great idea Mike. That's what I do with my Ti-rant (for now). I pass it back and forth between my Sig and my HK. Now as soon as my new can gets here, they'll each have their own.
  5. Be careful with delta 3 tactical. They don't always necessarily show if something is in stock or not. At least not properly all of the time. I've ordered parts from them before and waited a long time for it to finally get to my door. I'm not bashing them by any means. I'd still order from them if I needed to. But I'd call them just to be sure.
  6. Hey, hey, hey. You can find some nice steaks at the grocery store.
  7. Well, I guess that I'd have to put up with some broads $hit first, before I got to this point to kick her out. Nahhh. It's easier for me just to not put up with their $hit in the first place. They're just a fukin headache waitin to happen. Damn I love living alone.
  8. Nice acquisition Magwa. So what kinda can you gonna put on it?
  9. Yep. Fukin A! Yeah..........we are. So when do you pick it up?
  10. You mean like this Doc? I hope that this gets somewhere. It's ridiculous having to do the tax stamp process for a F-ing suppressor. And the wait time? Fuk.....we're running on about 9 months right now according to my friendly local gun pusher. I stumbled through the door there the other day just to check on my Ti-rant-45M that I bought back on last fathers day. Nope.....still waiting. You can never have too many suppressors.
  11. Whew! I was worried there for a second.
  12. 500 Bucks? Damn! That's one helluva deal there my man. Welcome aboard from Maryland Chris.
  13. Nope. Armalite stopped making the A2 upper for the AR-10's a couple years back.
  14. Now THAT's great to hear Mike. Cans on pistols are a boat load of fun.
  15. Now you can't possibly be talking about us.
  16. Go for it!
  17. Yeah. It's that cold, white stuff that piles up on the ground. You southwest guys..........................................................
  18. ^^^^ Good advice there.
  19. This is similar to the choices I gave my boy when he was about 17 or 18. I saw him wasting his time away at some BS retail job. And he got the same choice that I had received from my old man. Pick a science/engineering field and go to school......get in a trade.....or go in the Corps. He chose the trade option, so I pulled him into the Controls field since we had an opening at my company at the time. Low and behold, after the traditional 4 or so years of being around seasoned, experienced control/mechanical techs (most apprenticeships), he emerged as a pretty good damn control tech of his own. And now, at 28, he makes a lot more of a salary than I did at 28. And THAT, is how I see skilled trades being properly passed on to the younger generations. If they're family or not. Find them young and willing (willing being the important factor) to learn, teach them properly and let them go on their own. Everybody measures success in their own way. Who's more successful in life? The college kid that may graduate and start a career at $100,000 (using round numbers here), and finish their working career at (say) $300,000? Or the guy that starts his career at $25,000 or $30,000 (as a helper/apprentice), and works his way into a (say) $150,000 career? Looks to me like the first kid only tripled his salary through his working life. While the second kid increased his level of living by over 5 times. And can take care of himself (more than likely). Don't get me wrong. Money is nice to have in life. But it's only another tool in the toolbox. And those that don't appreciate it, from working hard to receive it, will usually only piss it away anyway. (Just my opinion anyway and doesn't really mean $hit) I guess that that's just my way twisted way of looking at things. I'll put down the beer and step back from the keyboard now.
  20. Welcome aboard from Maryland.
  21. Welcome from Maryland.
  22. Nah. We just lie a lot and are full of $hit. Ya dumb, tough bastard.
  23. I'll second that. He's one tough sumbitch. I wouldn't mess with him. I'll Fuk with him......but I wouldn't mess with him.
  24. Rsquared

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    Welcome from Maryland.
  25. Well I'm not a praying man, but my thoughts and best wishes go out to Van. Stay tough my brother.
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