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Might have something to do with LAPD's big order for M4's, Mesa's Urbino coming out in a few weeks, and other things...

Where did you find a double-barrel, over/under M1S90?

Sell you mine for $35 shipped CONUS.

Eh, I doubt you will ever have an issue. Shotguns are very low-pressure. I mean, if you fire it underwater it will probably not be good, but other than that, I doubt you will have any problems.

False advertising lawsuit. You will get your stock, or your $$ back.

I have heard people NEVER got their stuff, and I have heard 3-5 days. It really seems to be luck of the draw.

He ain't shittin http://www.botachtactical.com/be70m4cost.html If I weren't holding out for the Urbino, I would buy.

Probably when they are less than 3 weeks from Kip's dock.

My M4 is good for sporting. Every time I shoot it I end up sporting wood

Stepdown ICU (RN, BSN). We are still required to use "theraputic communication" (at work) and I did contemplate psych, but the ability to transfer to another unit after a few years on a psych floor is...limited. (However, I was tempted to say that I am former USMC, and I hate all of you wannabe's and think that anyone who has lost a family member is a pathetic lying drunk. Maybe my sense of humor is why I ultimately decided psych wasn't for me?

Doubletap...

To get in to see me is a serious ticket. I don't think you want to have to do what it takes to come see me at work.

I get enough "theraputic communication" at work. Sorry, but I leave work at work and home is at home. Don't expect me to use theraputic communication unless you see me at work

Buy a QD mount with a full cross-bolt system and keep it low, or buy the M4, get one of Kip's rails, and run a LaRue Low mount. It is retarded to have the sight that far above the bore.

Pix once it arrives/is installed. Expect update early in the week.

Out of curiosity, what do you do with the weapon (or would you do with the weapon) if it were mounted to the vehicle and you needed to run into a convenience store or something to take a whiz, etc.?

I owned a Les Baer TRS and a Wilson Combat Tactical Supergrade. Both of them were full of fail. Please explain to me how "better maintenance" is going to keep the sight from repeatedly loosening up and moving around on my Supergrade, failing for it to feed the last round, etc. or how better maintenance will fix the FTRB's my Les Baer suffered from and fix the ****** workmanship. Here is my Les Baer TRS Hard Chrome. Yeah. Keep your 1911's. I have owned some "nice" ones and they didn't do a single thing my Glock or SIG wouldn't do, held less rounds, and were shoddily made in comparison. Before you start whining about "accuracy" here is a 5-shot group fired off a sand-bag using Gold Dot ammunition (not some fancy worked up handload, but a BONDED duty round) from my P226.

Looks like we found the key qualifiers here. The rest of it is just circumstance.

That would be "stopping power", wouldn't it?

For the most part. NYPD loves their 124GDHP's TX DPS loves their 125grGDHP's My local PD loves their 165gr GDHP's Still others like their 230gr GDHP's OR whatever ammo they run. Pick a modern platform launching a modern bullet and start at the 9mm and work up. There is no "wrong" choice really.

Ok, that makes sense.

That is "stopping power". I want to know about "knock down power".

CCR is a top-notch company. They do more than just Cera-Plate. I would trust them with it 100%.

I still don't have a clue what "knock down power" is in this context. Can someone please explain it in relation to shoulder-fired weapons (not including recoil-less cannons)?