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Holy crap. A Carto sighting!

I'm diggin' the thin. Thin is in. It's the new pink.
 
i'm not say, but i'm just sayin....you know what i'm sayin!?
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Catchy. Almost infectious. That will be in my head all day. Damn you. :p
 
I'm going to see my gunsmith friend on saturday. I'll post pic what my new toy is.

Had to wait 10months to get it because a supplier here was dicking me around.

Info posted below cuz I suck at secrets....
 
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I suck - I can't keep a secret.

My friend build me a bolt action .308 gun based on rem 700 receiver.

We got a canadian made .308 precision barrel - cut it to my length of 25" - all the precision mumbo-jumbo - Mcmillan A5 (I had to wait 10 months to get) topped with NF - 5.5-22X50mm
 
I suck - I can't keep a secret.

My friend build me a bolt action .308 gun based on rem 700 receiver.

We got a canadian made .308 precision barrel - cut it to my length of 25" - all the precision mumbo-jumbo - Mcmillan A5 (I had to wait 10 months to get) topped with NF - 5.5-22X50mm

wow sounds like a winner
 
Pistol Explodes In Deputy's Hand
Posted: 4:49 pm EST December 4, 2009
Updated: 7:44 pm EST December 4, 2009

MARSHALL COUNTY, W.Va. -- At first glance, the Glock 21 Marshall County Chief Deputy Kevin Cecil was handling looked like any other gun. But he pointed out there was no trigger, the gun was cracked and the small metal pins were missing.

&#8220;The firearm that one of our officers was using exploded on him," Cecil said.
Cecil said a Marshall County officer was shooting at the range Tuesday morning when his service weapon literally blew up in his hand during a round of fire.

"The weapon went to the ground, the range officers were yelling for cease-fires," he said.
Cecil says it was the first time the .45-caliber pistol had ever been used.

"All that energy blew out on the top of his hand. And that's where his injuries are," Cecil said.
The deputy is now recovering at home. He's still undergoing testing to find out the severity of his injuries.

The chief believes bad ammunition caused this bizarre accident, but he's looking into it further.
"We have talked to the pistol manufacturer, the distributor, the ammo manufacturer and distributor," he said.

The chief has never seen a weapon malfunction this serious and he said he hopes to never see anything like this again.

Everyone who wants to sell a Glock - I want it a deeply discounted price :)
 
I've got about 10k rounds through my glock and its never done anything but hit the target when the trigger is pulled. Maybe I got a good one
 
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