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Terrance Gainer, the Senate sergeant at arms, told Fox News that this appears to be an "isolated incident." Gainer also said the injured Capitol Police officer crashed a police cruiser while trying to join the chase. The cruiser "seriously clipped" a barricade, he said, but the injuries are "not life threatening." No joke, "seriously clipped" it... Suspect is dead. 1 year-old baby is fine. Suspect tried to run down a Secret Service Agent, then the chase started.

I'm all for it!!! Hell yeah!!! Hitting the range at 9am. <thumbsup> Oh Lordy, not another one... No kiddin', huh?... :banana:

Differences highlighted. Would I trust it? I wouldn't try to beat someone to death with it, but I don't think it's going to fail. It's a big piece of aluminum.

That wrecked police car is WRECKED bad!

Nice looking shooter!

I've got one on a 16" 5.56 precision rifle. It works, and holds zero after removal/reinstallation. It's no ADM (which I have several of), but it's not bad.

Hey, that's a pretty great place - had breakfast with him there one Saturday morning. <thumbsup> I'm just sayin'...

^^^ Sure would void it. I'd just send it in and have it looked at under warranty. Well, provided it doesn't take them 14 months to get it back to you. If they're gonna be quick about it, there's no reason not to, but that's something I'd verify in a phonecall prior to shipment. It would be quite easy to bring it up politely - "Hey guys, I'm just wondering how long the process will be, from shipment-to-shipment. I waited 12 months (or whatever) from payment-to-receipt of this rifle, and I'm really excited to get it out and run it..." Something along those lines.

Just happening now. Not many details out yet. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/10/03/us-capitol-in-lockdown-reports-shots-fired/ Interesting date - nothing tied to this, though. 3 October 2013. 3 October 1993 - Mogadishu. 20 years ago today.

Does archery count?... <dontknow> <munch>

Sweet! <thumbsup>

Mike really stepped it up - as well as everybody else! <thumbsup>

You were included in my plan already... <thumbsup> <laughs>

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RRA doesn't like handloads, reloads or remanufactured ammunition. http://rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.display&page_id=21

That's exactly what they did. They ran their mouth, to try to win concessions with "the people." As my grandfather used to say, "You better watch it - you're lettin' your Bulldog mouth run your Canary ass..."

^^^ That's definitely on the DPMS site. http://www.dpmsinc.com/Ammunitions-Warning_ep_59-1.html

Brother, you don't have a .308 bolt gun?... I had no idea... >:D <thumbsup>

^^^ <thumbsup> <lmao> <laughs>

THese guys that make it are right off Grant Rd, in Tucson. That would be a fun ride down, with tour, I'm thinkin'...

That's damn cool of them - they should do it, but that's a fast turnaround on their part. <thumbsup>

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That's right - I'm not afraid of the dark. I'm what you should be afraid of in the dark. :))

That's great news, Lancer - great work. <thumbsup>