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I get asked that all the time. Look at almost any patrol cop's hand while he's at work and he'll usually have something written on it... Names, DOB's, license plates, lunch orders, something the wife warned you not to forget. My hand is like an etch-a-sketch. I write, erase and rewrite all day long. Picture this... You're driving down the street. You hear something that you MUST remember (in my case it's police radio traffic). With one hand you quickly pull a pen from your shirt pocket. The other hand is busy steering the car, laying helpless and defenseless, looking like a prime note pad. What else do you write on? You just better be able to explain any phone numbers still written on your hand when you get home. <laughs>

A great cult film <thumbsup> I have a friend who makes everyone watch it on Halloween. The other film that goes with this is; One-Eyed Monster (2008) "Ten people travel into the mountains of Northern California to shoot a porn movie. During a scene break early in filming Ron Jeremy gets hit by a shooting star and in the following scene his penis, now possessed by a sex-hungry alien, detaches itself, leaving Ron for dead. The remaining cast and crew theorize about the murdering penis' vulnerability after climax, 'when it is limp, and at its weakest'. They hatch a plan to lure the penis into a neuro-tactile simulator and then circumcise it with an ax during its 'refractory period'." www.IMDB.net

My new G10 grips came in. I just put them on and snapped a quick shot. Sorry about the low quality pic. These are much thinner and the texture is perfect. I'm extremely satisfied.

I like that paint job <thumbsup> . Welcome

When I was building my 14.5" 5.56 I ordered my barrel from them. Three days later I got my order, but it was the wrong barrel. I called them that same afternoon. They immediately emailed me a return shipping label. I sent out the original barrel that evening. They must be on the honor system there, because I received my new barrel three days later. There's no way they could have received my return, processed it and shipped out a new item in that short amount of time.

It depends on where you are located. Rainier is in Washington state. I usually receive their stuff in 2-3 days from the order. If you are located in small town, mid-west state, America... You might end up waiting a bit longer.

Bah! If it don't work... FORCE IT... If it breaks... You needed a new one anyways, the old one needed to be forced <lmao>

Back ordered 2-3 weeks!!!! :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: :rant2:

Did you catch the name of the guy who took your calls? Now's the time to point fingers. Might as well lay blame to the appropriate persons, should those with influence ever read this thread.

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From the sounds of your description, I'm guessing you have this style handguard; I suggest two options... 1. Handguard Sling Stud Mount. 2. Barrel Mounted Sling Mount Another option would be to put a short picatinny rail attachment in the same manners. Then put sling attachments on the picatinny rails... Although that seems like a lot of extra parts.

I bought my Sig P220 Carry Elite on there

http://www.policeone.com/Patrol-Video/articles/5930343-Video-Cops-expert-open-carry-response-goes-viral/ This is a GREAT video. I have to give this copper a BIG <thumbsup> .

Brandon Raub Set to Be Released! http://www2.timesdispatch.com/news/2012/aug/23/19/judge-says-he-will-order-release-marine-veteran-he-ar-2151347/ HOPEWELL, Va. -- A judge today ordered the release of a Marine Corps veteran being detained as a psychiatric patient after concerns over his Facebook postings. After an hourlong hearing, Circuit Judge W. Allan Sharrett said an involuntary commitment petition issued against Brandon J. Raub was invalid because it contained no allegation or basis to holding him. "The petition is so devoid of any factual allegations that it could not be reasonably expected to give rise to a case or controversy," said the release order signed by the judge and sought by lawyers Anthony F. Troy and Brian D. Fowler. Sharrett said that he was shocked by the failure of a magistrate to not include in the order any grounds for holding Raub, a Chesterfield resident who was transferred from John Randolph Hospital in Hopewell to the Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Cathleen Thomas, Raub's mother, said after the hearing that as soon as an order is entered by the court, she will head to Salem to get her son. "This is phenomenal." she said. "This could have happened to anyone. We're not about allowing wrongs like this to take place. "This has never been about anything but freedom of speech.... We're going to continue to post on Facebook." Thomas said her son is a "true patriot" who gave up military benefits for a back injury so the money could go to another veteran. Raub, 26, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, was taken into custody last Thursday after the Secret Service, FBI and Chesterfield Police arrived at his North Chesterfield home. An FBI spokesperson said the agency had received inquiries from people concerned about the nature of postings Raub had made on his Facebook page. Monday he was ordered to be detained for 30 days by a special justice who presides over commitment hearings. Special Justice Walter Douglas Stokes also ordered Raub to be transferred from John Randolph to the VA Hospital in Salem, about 180 miles from his home and family. The Rutherford Institute, a civil liberties organization based in Charlottesville, challenged Raub's confinement, arguing that he is mentally fit and has become the target of an overzealous, unauthorized police action. In an interview Raub gave to a radio station from the Hopewell hospital, Raub sounded alert and clear-thinking, at one point urging the public to "educate yourself." "Find and rediscover the ideas of liberty and freedom," he said "Those are the ideas that make us great as people." No information has come forward regarding what medical personnel determined is Raub's clinical condition. Raub told the radio station that he talked with assessment personnel for about 25 minutes. It was not clear if Raub was provided with legal counsel or given an opportunity to receive an assessment from a physician of his own choosing. Facebook postings by Raub generally involved impassioned pleas for a return to American ideals of freedom and independence but also speak of betrayal by elected leaders. "Your leaders are planning to merge the United States into a one-world banking system," he wrote. "They want to put computer chips in you... these men have evil hearts. They have tricked you into supporting corporate fascism. We gave them the keys to our country. We were not vigilant with our republic." On Aug. 15, Raub posted that "the Revolution is here. And I will lead it." He went on to say, "I know many of you think I'm going crazy and are wondering just why I have been posting the things I have been posting," he wrote Aug. 11. "I don't have the energy to explain. Just know that a new beginning is coming." On Aug. 4 he wrote, "I am standing against a great evil. I will do it all by myself if I have to." Raub told The Times-Dispatch over the weekend that he served in the Marines from 2005 until 2011 and was a combat engineer sergeant. He said he operates a home-based silver numismatic-coin business.

Who did the custom work for you? Is the Doc sight constantly on? If so, what's the battery life on those? After ten years behind a P226R, I finally decided on a change. I recently bought a P220 Carry Elite. Before I put it on duty with me, I wanted to have some work done to it as well. Maybe put an RMR (constant ON, with 1000+ hour battery life) on top? I looked at "CustomizedCreationz" and "GreyGuns" as they are the most talked about, but I don't have any firsthand knowledge of these companies. I just have to make a decision and pull the trigger.

It's going to match up with my bunny slippers very well <lmao>

That was one hell of a deal!

Surefire X300 Ultra - [glow=red,2,300]500 Lumen [/glow]Weapon Light Surefire DG-13 Remote Switch (For Sig P220R)

Nice pistol <thumbsup> I love the Blackhawk series pistols. Top: Ruger Blackhawk .357mag Bottom: Ruger SUPER Blackhawk .44mag (4 digit S/N ;) )

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They were using Mega Arms monolithic MA-Ten's. Although that was before their recent extinction.

Kaiser and JD Machine were the same company at one point, out of Yuma AZ. When they split ways, a nasty lawsuit came about. Kaiser slipped off into the distance as JD's popularity sky rocketed. It's a shame too. The KR7 was an awesome attempt. If you're looking for something similar, check out www.ProofResearch.com

Jgun made a point about the hunting aspect. Christiansen Arms is notorious for their long range hunting rifles. They are not in the business of 3-Gun competitions and Soldier of Fortune lifestyles. They expect you to carry their rifles all through Gods county, take one shot, then hump it home.

I'd be interested in how it fires. Seems very lightweight with no attention to recoil. I'll bet that thing kicks like a mule.

NO COMMENT! :rant2: :rant2: :rant2: