I had a form 1 (F1) approved for an SBR upper that I was going to purchase, then changed my mind. I got the approved / stamped F1 and called my examiner. He said to send in the approved F1 with a letter requesting to cancel the NFA status of the lower. I got the canceled F1 back and several weeks la...

Loved to pull in to Guam. Exchange rate is still one to one I believe. http://www.ar15.com/images/smilies/smiley_bucktooth.gif Great facilities, lots of stuff to do, it's what he makes of it. Around those parts, every month of the year is typhoon season, and Guam is a storm magnet. It's like buildin...

mega millions next door's at $115,000,000.00 for tomorrow's drawing - cash value $79,500,000.00

Today, she lives on the DL in Las Vegas.

former math professor...

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for some reason I thought of caddy shack...

great big gobs of greasy, grimy dillo guts. how about a nice, cool drink, varmints?

TOOL1075 wrote:you know, I brought a bunch of different types of ammo to the range with me, and although I didn't have time to go through them all, it grouped well with...

I think my best groups were with Wolf Match Target.

YugoRPK wrote:You'd be surprised.

You still haven't backed up your argument with those pesky little fact things. How is smoking pot going to hurt your background check?

Just because your state legalizes it it's still against federal law and you would either lie or fail a federal bg check.

Background checks? Why would you get dinged on a background check unless you did something illegal and smoking pot were legal in your state there wouldnt be a problem. Besides that background checks are for government jobs. You said "Good Jobs" . Good job background checks in the private ...

Why would you be throwing away your chances at a good job down the line if it were legal to possess and smoke it ( or eat ) ? Just the jobs that require background checks, 7 years, 10 years. If you want to burn those bridges, go for it. This isn't russia. Is this russia? This isn't russia. Also, li...

If you do, this may be your mantra...

would you like fries with that?

Seriously, why throw away your chances at a good job down the line?

I mounted a Leupold 3-9x33 VX-II E.F.R. using Burris Signature Zee 1 inch medium rings on my 452 American . Rings mount to the barrel dovetail. You can google BUR 420521.

I like the arfcom home town forum. State / county specific discussions, state specific ee search result link.

Take it off. I don't see a need for pistol thread protectors, especially when shooting, so I don't have any. Some are so poorly designed that they actually touch and mar the crown. I carry loose threaded barrels in the two piece hard plastic barrel cases that Lone Wolf sends them in. When transporti...

Cheetah wrote: So you're immature and childish, too?!

Of course.

Blaubart wrote:I was in the Army for eleven years.

U.S. Navy 25 years. But aren't we getting off topic here? I'm not about to post my bio on the net. Prudential SGLI practices: bad. They may not be illegal, but they are unethical, wrong, don't stand the light of day and they are changing them.

Cheetah wrote:I give up. You are FUCKING STUPID. Unbearably, genuinely fucking STUPID. Did you miss this post? I figured the bright colors and changing sizes would bring things closer to the picture books you're clearly used to.

See ya.

Your accusation that I (or we) are against veteran's families is naïve and immature. You mean all of those cooky bitches and fucking idiots? You'alls words. 87 percent of "them" opted or more likely were defaulted to the retained asset accounts. Intervention was warrented and taken by the...

ick wrote:Here is some food for thought F.2.

Yeah, I know your stance. Ad nauseam. F--k the Veteran families.

We can only hope that the goverment will hold everybody's hand, because the government knows best. I had to think for a bit on who you were referring to. Yeah, those numbskulls at the VA, run by that ex-4 star General Eric K. Shinseki. What the hell does he know, right? A pox on all of their decisi...

Cheetah wrote:You predict the future now, too?! Can you tell me where I'll be in 10 years?

edit: never mind.

Cheetah wrote:...That all means that the dumb(/cooky/stupid/fucking retarded) bitch mom was correct in her accusations...

Nice. You forgot cunt.

Prudential sure knows how to defuse a situation. Immediate action turns this into a non-situation. Kudos to Prudential.

lol The Silencertalk insurance lobby is alive and well. The VA is looking into this and I'd bet they change the default payment method for SGLI families of fallen Veterans. From one of the first posts in this thread, I predicted what would happen. Prudential knows they were caught with their hand i...

...Cash was never denied, ever. All funds available upon receipt of the packet. Did insurers profit from subsequent choices made by the beneficiaries? Sure, that is what they do. NOTHING was denied to families of fallen soldiers. In fact insurance companies went out of their way to provide options ...