Horton Knives....FIREARMS CHAT THREAD 3

ob1korobi said:
Hey Modoo. What kind of lamps do you have for the E2L Outdoorsman? It is the first gen so it only has single output. Just wondering. I am not good with looking at the specs on your page. Nice page though btw
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I'm finishing up some parts to beef up the Scout lights this week.
The whole kit should be ready in a few weeks.
These parts will fit the E-series handheld lights also, including your E2L Outdoorsman.
More details coming later.
 
Seriously.

Thanks Moddoo for the update. I'll check the site. I just scored a Surefire M3 used for $100.00. Thing totally works. came with the $120.00 ir filter and everything. Once I get it cleaned off and home I'll try and throw some pics up. See you guys Sunday probably. Going to a wedding today. I know, a Friday wedding right? It's in Napa so I am going to get my drink on with the red blood. Have a good one all.
 
Ha! My blood edc is always in my F.A.S.T. pack and that is what I use as my two day bag
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Alright gotta run. Have a good one all.
 
The City of Chicago passed an ordinance allowing its residents to purchase and possess certain firearms, including handguns for the purpose of home defense. There are strict rules outlined in the ordinance with which residents must comply.

Here are four steps in the order they must be completed:

Apply for an Illinois Firearm Owner's Identification Card (FOID). FOID Applications are available local Police Stations, on-line at the Illinois State Police web site, or you can visit G.A.T. Guns where we will take your ID photo, help you fill out the form and mail it to the Illinois State Police for you. Our fee for this service is $19.99 which includes the $10.00 FOID fee. FOID cards are good for 10 years.

Take a Chicago compliant training course.

Take your FOID card and proof of completing the training course to the Chicago Police Department to get a Chicago Firearms Permit (CFP).

Register your gun with the Chicago Police Department. You can register only ONE gun with the CPD per 31 day period .
 
when they come to my door to ask for my federally registered firearm, I'll tell them the unfortunate tale of how I accidentally dropped that gun in the river on that canoe trip all those years ago......


... and when they leave I will go dig it up out of the backyard.
 
just thought i would post pics of my new purchase, i have been lusting over one of these for a while so i finally bit the bullet.
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