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smith6906 
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Posted: 10/20/09 12:15 AM
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lmao didnt think of the urination factor there........hmmm maybe i should put a 5 gallon bucket at the breech of the door haha
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/19/09 8:06 PM
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I hope you have either stain resistant carpet or ceramic tile floors between your safe and the door!! Some Febreeze would probably be a good idea too... lol!
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/18/09 7:52 PM
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i have a great little safe, all tin lol very thin, key lock, $25 at wal-mart! yes it is not very safe and easily stolen.........but noone will.........see i have it in a closet on a shelf, the
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/18/09 3:46 PM
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I've got a 10 gun Stack-On and love it. The multiple one inch internal bolts are an impressive system. I got the digital lock and it works great. I just wish I would've bought a bigger one!
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 10/18/09 10:55 AM
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I just bought and bolted down an Stackon gun safe. 16 gun. 360 bucks. It's not the greatest safe, but it will do. If a thug can get past my nosy neighbors, then my crazy dogs, break into the exterior
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/5/09 9:07 PM
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know its an old post but i have to say, i love Blazer ammo, especialy the clean indoor rounds, not do they only shoot well, but the aluminum shells against the brass rounds just look cool when ya peek into the action haha
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NCCCCWteacher
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Posted: 8/25/09 6:33 AM
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I let her read all of the posts, she said it was sweet, but with school starting we haven;t had time for anything, but I will take hre out, she is going to an IDPS shoot with me, we can go then..
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/24/09 5:37 PM
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Amen to that Brother!! Have you taken her out to dinner yet? You can tell her that it's my gift to her for being so wise!!
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NCCCCWteacher
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Posted: 8/24/09 3:54 PM
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Tig,
I don't even put NRA stickers on my vehicles. I want to look as blank as possable. I one of the ladys that work for my wife told her about her husbands $1500 deer rifle being stolen from
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/22/09 5:40 PM
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Trust me, you'll never regret your decision and you should probably take your wife out for a nice dinner! I can't begin to tell you how much better I feel since I bought a good safe. My brother
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NCCCCWteacher
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Posted: 8/22/09 11:49 AM
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I had my money all set aside to but a new Frenci O/U Competition gun. ($2200 +-) My wife, love her, was 100% with me. Then she started asking questions about safes. Her point was a
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/21/09 5:26 AM
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Thanks again Tig:) I'll be ordering the sight adjuster after work, and printing the manual also. TGIF!
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/20/09 7:01 PM
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Those six 50 cal boxes will hold a good amount of ammo. The boxes I've purchased have been in pretty good shape. A fine wire brush in some small areas to knock the rust down but it didn't take
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/20/09 6:12 PM
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Hey Tig:) Last night I ordered six 50 call ammo boxes:) Ten bucks a piece at Armysurpluswarehouse.com. That should do it....maybe. I thought about ordering more, but will wait to see condition
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/18/09 12:32 AM
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Hey Top, thank you for the kind words! I do this because I enjoy helping my fellow shooters and those new to our favorite pastime. I try hard to make sure that not only myself but everyone provides
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/17/09 7:59 PM
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Hello Tig! I store all my ammo in the closet. All the closets in this house have vents (central a/c, heat) I don't know why:) But, it works:) I have one of those vacuum
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/13/09 4:35 PM
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Hi Top, the shelf life of shotgun shells is going to be determined by the environment you're storing them in and what you're storing them in. I've got 12 ga rounds that are several years old
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/12/09 8:32 PM
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Hey tig:) I left a couple questions in the wrong forum. Here goes again. How long can I store shot shells? I've been told they go bad. Any truth to that? Also, I just bought an Romanian GP AK 7.62X39MM and an Ruger LCP 380. Any suggestions on good ammo for those two? Thanks.
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/12/09 1:56 PM
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What are you looking for specifically? Most of my online dealers are coming into alot of inventory now. Much sooner than they expected!
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dsclaiborne31
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Posted: 8/12/09 8:25 AM
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Only trouble is with the bonded everywhere I look here in tennessee they are out of stock that even applies to online.
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/9/09 12:58 AM
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I think you both owe yourselves the time to look at the offerings from Winchester now. They have some of the best self defense loads on the market. The .40 S&W T Series and Bonded in both 165 and 180
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/5/09 8:53 PM
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I'll try them also. Thanks ds:)
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dsclaiborne31
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Posted: 8/5/09 12:32 PM
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Personally, for target shooting I like the Winchester white box 180 gr fmj for my 40 cal. For personal defense I have shot many rounds to decide what I finally wanted and even though they are a bit pricey
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/5/09 12:51 AM
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My pleasure! That's what we're all about. I'm glad we could help.
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TOPFUEL
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Posted: 8/4/09 8:37 PM
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Oh man. Hello Tig. I feel stupid now:) I read that I don't know how many times, and it just didn't click until I read it here. I think I need to slow down a bit. I'm trying to absorb
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 8/4/09 7:35 PM
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I found this information on page 14 of your manual:
The Ruger P-Series pistols are compatible with all factory ammunition loaded to U.S. Industry Standards, including high-velocity and hollow-point
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