Home Defense...

[Jbb]

Nothing screams....."you picked the wrong house bubba".....like hearing a 3-1/2 mag shell being racked ....:D
Picked up a Benelli Nova today...........Bang...:D
http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=37942&stc=1&d=1188161417

[Chubby4Life]

Gun: Shick,Shick!
Intruder: Oh FOCK!
:D

[djunkie]

Sweet. But do you really think a 3 1/2" shell is really needed for home defense? :jawdrop: My short barreled 870 Remington suits my needs. :D :D

[talkinghead]

From Kellerman:
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, 4.6 criminal homicides, and 37 suicides involving firearms."

[Jbb]

Sweet. But do you really think a 3 1/2" shell is really needed for home defense? :jawdrop: My short barreled 870 Remington suits my needs. :D :D
No..the deal was right so I bought it.....I got a little Bounty hunter 2 also ..very compact....
http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=37943&stc=1&d=1188162234

[Baja Big Dog]

From Kellerman:Who the fock is Kellerman???
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, If yo dont now how to handle a gun...dont!!!4.6 criminal homicides, Procide a criminal system that keeps dirt bags off the streets so they wont rob people.and 37 suicides involving firearms."If its not by a gun it will be by a truck, or a bus, or a bridge!!!!yea....
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[gramps]

nice shotgun. I still like to have this handy.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v113/hwgramps/mag.jpg

['75 Miller]

From Kellerman:
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, 4.6 criminal homicides, and 37 suicides involving firearms."
Oh wow, I'm convinced. I think I'll sell off my collection and live or die based on the whim of a criminal. Are you on dope?
If you don't want a gun don't buy one. Better yet, buy a comfy set of kneepads instead. That way if someone invades your home you can offer to blow them to save your life and minimize rug-burns on the knees.
Swallow those anti-gunner tainted facts if you want...sounds to me you're into swallowing.
A man with a gun is a citizen, a man without is a slave.

[Hal]

From Kellerman:
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, 4.6 criminal homicides, and 37 suicides involving firearms."
Thank god for self protection. If it wasn't for that there would be one more criminal alive if we didn't have a gun to protect ourselves when needed.

[vee-driven]

I pitty the fool who comes in my house uninvited!
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o236/path5150/vdrivegears.jpg

[redneckcharlie]

From Kellerman:
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, 4.6 criminal homicides, and 37 suicides involving firearms."
Where do you live? :rolleyes:

[fat rat]

I tell the wife don't say a word...........just chamber a round.;)
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/500/medium/CIMG1749.JPG

[fatboy95]

I pitty the fool who comes in my house uninvited!
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o236/path5150/vdrivegears.jpg
the only problem is most of the time they come in when you are not at home and steal your guns. I bought a fake house and live in another location.....:D

[repo man]

http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/48571Tonka9-05004-med-med.jpg I've got five of these!!

[photo chick]

Nothing screams....."you picked the wrong house bubba".....like hearing a 3-1/2 mag shell being racked ....:D
Picked up a Benelli Nova today...........Bang...:D
http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=37942&stc=1&d=1188161417
Damn remind me to never sneak into your house!:D

[EAZYKILLER2006]

http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/48571Tonka9-05004-med-med.jpg I've got five of these!!
5 are you kidding? i hope you spend alot of time with each of them....
be nice to doggies;)

[robk]

Very nice piece, hard to beat a Benelli. I was looking at the Benelli M4 but haven't decided between it or the Mossberg 500 Tactical in the same stock configuration (for half the price).
Rob

[photo chick]

And....you said you never get toys!!!

[repo man]

5 are you kidding? i hope you spend alot of time with each of them....
be nice to doggies;)
i have them instead of kids. one word spoiled:D

[RitcheyRch]

My home defense is a Benelli M1 Super 90
http://www.sniper.nnov.ru/img/foto/gun/benelli_m1s90.jpg
Also, have a H&K P7M8
http://www.gundirectory.com/guns/20099-1.jpg
If neither of those work I always have this, my little mini-weenie dog. :D
http://b9.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/00099/90/85/99955809_l.jpg

[photo chick]

mine.....
http://***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=37979&stc=1&d=1188220149

['75 Miller]

http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/48571Tonka9-05004-med-med.jpg I've got five of these!!
Presa Canario?

[Jbb]

And....you said you never get toys!!!
...Not ...often....:p

['75 Miller]

Where do you live? :rolleyes:
Liberal utopia. His next-door neighbor is Santa Claus, the easter bunny lives 6 houses down, and two blocks away is the tooth fairy.

[Milton04]

nice shotgun. I still like to have this handy.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v113/hwgramps/mag.jpg
Your Kimber is an excellent choice. I have a 5" barrel Kimber Custom shop that has a 3.5 lb trigger, Wilson ambi safety's and a high rise beaver tail. I have around 10,000 rounds through it and it runs great. Won the Georgia state single stack championship with it and hadn't shot it in a year. I keep a JP Enterprise AR 15 with a C-More laser scope on it just in case the Kimber won't reach out and touch a criminal.... Also the Wilson 870 12 gauge is very nice home defense.... Any weapon is excellent if you are comfortable enough to use it and understand what to do should it fail you. We've been down to Thunder Ranch in Texas for several classes and it really helps with the shooting, plus I love shooting USPA. Shooting is like eating potato chips, you just can't stop at one shot or chip.
My 2c,
Milton

[thatguy]

From Kellerman:
"for every case of self-protection homicide involving a firearm kept in the home, there were 1.3 accidental deaths, 4.6 criminal homicides, and 37 suicides involving firearms."
I think his point is having the gun and knowing what to do in a high stress, probably sudden, half aslep moment with a life and death decision to make in an instant are 2 seperate things.
Yes, I am firm in having mine. Has anybody been in that situation? I would love to hear the story. Sure somebody has one.
Training on intruder encounters, identifying targets and actual threats is a MUST!!
Do you think you or your wife are going to instantly get the drop on a violent intruder? A person that has snuck in while you are asleep? It is possible, but the odds are not in your favor.
Those stats are probably close, I don't know.
Please! Get training and refreshers. Have drills every so often. It may save your life. Available at most local police, gun shops , or private consultants.
I know it makes you feel safe having the gun, but you will be better prepared with training and practice.
Tommy

[junkyardhunter]

I pitty the fool who comes in my house uninvited!
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o236/path5150/vdrivegears.jpg
Nice SIG

[redneckcharlie]

Liberal utopia. His next-door neighbor is Santa Claus, the easter bunny lives 6 houses down, and two blocks away is the tooth fairy.
LMFAO!:eek:

[CMac]

Gotta love Sig
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m240/cmacci/CIMG0521a.jpg
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m240/cmacci/CIMG0674.jpg

['75 Miller]

I think his point is having the gun and knowing what to do in a high stress, probably sudden, half aslep moment with a life and death decision to make in an instant are 2 seperate things.
Tommy
I dunno Tommy, with all due respect I think you might be giving the benefit of the doubt to someone that doesn't deserve it (talkinghead). Those "stats" are typically anti-gunner crap that leftists (usually) always bring up to justify the gun bans they wish to put in place. I hope I'm wrong, but I strongly doubt this guy is just thinking of our safety with that post.

[riverracerx]

I happen to like this little piece:
http://www.chuckhawks.com/ruger_P95_new.gif

[junkyardhunter]

37965 Not much buy they work ;)

[vee-driven]

Most people have a dog or two that an intruder must get by first, like we do and if the barking dosen't change an intruders mind then its bang bang bang!

[burbanite]

My home defense is a Benelli M1 Super 90
http://www.sniper.nnov.ru/img/foto/gun/benelli_m1s90.jpg
I have the pistol grip version with recoil reducer. One of the nicest guns you'll ever shoot.....if you like being able to put all of the shells in the air before the first one hits the ground...:D
I feel sorry for you Californians, I have so much stuff that you cannot own and I don't have to worry about walking around with it. Even my wife owns an AR15 and she is LA born and bred, didn't like guns until she met me and I took her shooting. Over a period of time she grew to enjoy the experience and has even won at a turkey shoot using one of my Remington 1100 12 gauges. (she's 4'11", 98#)
My home defense options are numerous, I built a shotgun on an 870 Police platform and made adapters for the AR15 grips, (before this became popular), and collapsible butt stock. Made an adapter for a full length Picatinny rail, have an Eotech holographic sight and flip up iron sights for back up. Extended mag with 6 shot side saddle, changed the forend and ball milled it for grip, machined out the receiver for an over sized release and added a jumbo safety and single point sling.
Carry guns vary but my favorite is one of my Colt CCO's.
Full auto? Yep, we have it...
I also have numerous older weapons as a result of having my C&R license, UPS man turns up at the door with what ever I order along with at least a couple of thousand rounds of appropriate ammunition for that particular purchase. Those things are great for a SHTF back up as they are extremely accurate and very forgiving. Bury them in the back yard if you have to and wait. :D
Best form of home defense is to have a plan, know your situation and plan accordingly. Talk to your family, set up your safe areas and have your weapons at the ready. Make sure everyone is properly trained in handling the weapons and understands how to evaluate a threat. Seek proper training, that should include the use of flashlights, have them at the ready always, choose them carefully, big is bad.

['75 Miller]

nevermind

[mark49]

The statistics of those who avoided becoming a victim by either banishing a weapon or using in self defense are staggering. In the un-perfect world we live in owning a gun and knowing how to use it is as important as knowing how to drive a car.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/29888/
Our lawmakers... A must view
http://hotair.com/archives/2007/04/18/video-carolyn-mccarthy-doesnt-understand-her-own-gun-control-legislation/
Now if we could just have the "honest criminals" give up their weapons we would only be stabbed, choked, baseball batted to death.
My 2 cents
mark
Lifetime member NRA, lifetime CPRA, CCW holder, hunter, C&R licensee, and WW-11 mobile museum owner.

[Sleeper CP]

http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/48571Tonka9-05004-med-med.jpg I've got five of these!!
Now that's a home defense system.
JBB what is the barrel lenght on that thing.
What, did the as$ wipe talkinghead make a one post hit and run? You can call the cops for help, and ask the inturder to hang out until they get there and hope he or they don't kill you or your family. I'll just blow a hole through the a$$hole, then call the cops to come get the trash off my floor.
Sleeper CP
565" Ford Lover

[RitcheyRch]

I bought under recommendations from my buddy that is in the LASD SWAT dept. He said is the same shotgun that they use.
I have the pistol grip version with recoil reducer. One of the nicest guns you'll ever shoot.....if you like being able to put all of the shells in the air before the first one hits the ground...:D
I feel sorry for you Californians, I have so much stuff that you cannot own and I don't have to worry about walking around with it. Even my wife owns an AR15 and she is LA born and bred, didn't like guns until she met me and I took her shooting. Over a period of time she grew to enjoy the experience and has even won at a turkey shoot using one of my Remington 1100 12 gauges. (she's 4'11", 98#)
My home defense options are numerous, I built a shotgun on an 870 Police platform and made adapters for the AR15 grips, (before this became popular), and collapsible butt stock. Made an adapter for a full length Picatinny rail, have an Eotech holographic sight and flip up iron sights for back up. Extended mag with 6 shot side saddle, changed the forend and ball milled it for grip, machined out the receiver for an over sized release and added a jumbo safety and single point sling.
Carry guns vary but my favorite is one of my Colt CCO's.
Full auto? Yep, we have it...
I also have numerous older weapons as a result of having my C&R license, UPS man turns up at the door with what ever I order along with at least a couple of thousand rounds of appropriate ammunition for that particular purchase. Those things are great for a SHTF back up as they are extremely accurate and very forgiving. Bury them in the back yard if you have to and wait. :D
Best form of home defense is to have a plan, know your situation and plan accordingly. Talk to your family, set up your safe areas and have your weapons at the ready. Make sure everyone is properly trained in handling the weapons and understands how to evaluate a threat. Seek proper training, that should include the use of flashlights, have them at the ready always, choose them carefully, big is bad.

[photo chick]

I think his point is having the gun and knowing what to do in a high stress, probably sudden, half aslep moment with a life and death decision to make in an instant are 2 seperate things.
Yes, I am firm in having mine. Has anybody been in that situation? I would love to hear the story. Sure somebody has one. Training on intruder encounters, identifying targets and actual threats is a MUST!!
Do you think you or your wife are going to instantly get the drop on a violent intruder? A person that has snuck in while you are asleep? It is possible, but the odds are not in your favor.
Those stats are probably close, I don't know.
Please! Get training and refreshers. Have drills every so often. It may save your life. Available at most local police, gun shops , or private consultants.
I know it makes you feel safe having the gun, but you will be better prepared with training and practice.
Tommy
Yep... It was 2 am, I was home alone, husband was working with the studios over night. I woke up to the blinds moving in the back slider door. NOTE: My English Bull Terrier slept through the entire thing... I peeked out the bedroom door and saw a man coming in the livingroom, so I grabbed the shotgun out of the closet and cocked it.....he heard it and ran back out the door. I do know how to use it but I was very glad the sound of it made him run out the door to where ever it was he came!!!

[thatguy]

I dunno Tommy, with all due respect I think you might be giving the benefit of the doubt to someone that doesn't deserve it (talkinghead). Those "stats" are typically anti-gunner crap that leftists (usually) always bring up to justify the gun bans they wish to put in place. I hope I'm wrong, but I strongly doubt this guy is just thinking of our safety with that post.
I think you are correct. After I re-read it I can agree that he sounds like another tree hugging, rock licking, anti-gun fool.
Photo- glad you woke up!! That had to be a scary moment!!
Did you kick that dog a good one?
Tommy

[photo chick]

I think you are correct. After I re-read it I can agree that he sounds like another tree hugging, rock licking, anti-gun fool.
Photo- glad you woke up!! That had to be a scary moment!!
Did you kick that dog a good one?
Tommy
Yeah it was pretty scary but happened so fast. Yes the dog was grounded for a while :D Just goes to show you can have a good watch dog but they sleep pretty soundly sometimes. This was a very mean dog and very loyal too. He probably would've been very embarrassed if I could've told him what he missed and how he let me down!

[Sleeper CP]

I dunno Tommy, with all due respect I think you might be giving the benefit of the doubt to someone that doesn't deserve it (talkinghead). Those "stats" are typically anti-gunner crap that leftists (usually) always bring up to justify the gun bans they wish to put in place. I hope I'm wrong, but I strongly doubt this guy is just thinking of our safety with that post.
I guess the "Lib" did a drive by post.
Sleeper CP[/B][/B]

[LOWRIVER2]

Hell Brian,
I figured you'd just hook up a spray gun and paint 'em to death.
I"m sure you have plenty of teal left over from you old boat.

[Jbb]

Hell Brian,
I figured you'd just hook up a spray gun and paint 'em to death.
I"m sure you have plenty of teal left over from you old boat.
Paints expensive....Shells aren't...It's a matter of economics..

[LOWRIVER2]

Winchester slugs/00 buck run an average of a buck a round down here.
Go with Winchester, proven time and again (over 500 effective stops in last 15 years in my shop alone)
I"ve fired well over 15,000 rounds of their ball/Duty JHP loads/ 3000 00Buck/ 2000 slugs and have had less than a handful of ammo related issues (all were pistol ammo).
You can get it many places, Dooley Enterprises (maker of jet boat scoops) is a major distributer for Winchester.

[cdog]

With my wife being prego and ready to pop our Weim does a nightly patrol around the house. She has the 1000yd stair out the front window and let's out a couple of mumbled woofs. :D If the bad guy's get into the house I've got 16 rounds of corbon 10mm HP's for them.:eek:

[kap]

Benelli M1 Super 90 is an awesome shotgun one of the finest in my opinion. Fastest cyclical rate of any shotgun.
However, it is cumbersome and not practical for home defense especially for a woman. A nice revolver is better suited for anyone it never jams and easy to handle.
Versus an auto pistol or shotgun most people may forget to rack the slide or push the button to feed the shotgun. Whereas the revolver is always at the ready. For those that argue over capacity ie... 6/7 in a revolver let's face it after the first round goes off in the house both you and the intruder are gonna shit.
____________
Commentary
It's easy to say your gonna blow a hole in someone but extremely hard to do so. Their is something inherent in us which holds us back from killing another human being---unless your trained out of it or have done it before it is really hard to overcome. Even getting close will make most people puke their guts out.
KAP
P.S. So remember make the first one count and the rest are to make sure the person cannot hurt you once they are wounded.

[socalmoney]

I think it is a bit crazy to post up all the guns you own in a public forum. Especially guns that are pre-ban/registration required weapons. You guys should just keep your mouth shut about them. At least those that live in California.
Just my .02

[Sleeper CP]

Benelli M1 Super 90.
A nice revolver is better suited for anyone it never jams and easy to handle.
Versus an auto pistol or shotgun most people may forget to rack the slide or push the button to feed the shotgun. Whereas the revolver is always at the ready. For those that argue over capacity ie... 6/7 in a revolver let's face it after the first round goes off in the house both you and the intruder are gonna shit.
____________
Commentary
It's easy to say your gonna blow a hole in someone but extremely hard to do so. Their is something inherent in us which holds us back from killing another human being---unless your trained out of it or have done it before it is really hard to overcome. Even getting close will make most people puke their guts out.
KAP
P.S. So remember make the first one count and the rest are to make sure the person cannot hurt you once they are wounded.
I haven't been trained to do it and I hope I am never put in that position, not something I would look forward to. But I know this: If someone is crazy enough to break into my house while my family and I are in it, they are crazy enough to harm or kill us. They will die before I have to find out what their intentions are and if I puke I'll do it over the their dead body.
Sleeper CP

[LOWRIVER2]

Who's to say the guns that are "pre ban" assault weapons posted are'nt properly registered.
Any LEO that comes in contact with the owners in the field can find out via computer Automated Firearms Index records through CLETS if the person has it registered.
Here's another fact for ya:
There's less than 30 LEO's in Ca. that look for illegal guns exclusively. Only ONE police dept. that has it's own gun unit. The rest are Ca. Dept. of Justice and ATF.

['75 Miller]

Who's to say the guns that are "pre ban" assault weapons posted are'nt properly registered.
Any LEO that comes in contact with the owners in the field can find out via computer Automated Firearms Index records through CLETS if the person has it registered.
Here's another fact for ya:
There's less than 30 LEO's in Ca. that look for illegal guns exclusively. Only ONE police dept. that has it's own gun unit. The rest are Ca. Dept. of Justice and ATF.
Yeah, what he said. The cops (90+ % at least) don't have the foggiest idea what's legal or not.
Earlier this year my house was robbed and a bunch of guns stolen. As I'm rattling of a list of all what's missing I get to SKS, Chinese paratrooper, and the sarge, not just a beat cop, but the sergeant says "what were you doing with an SKS, don't you know those are illegal?" He tried to argue, but with as much tact and deferance as I could muster I corrected him.
Not only that, when the ATF came out to investigate the agent tried to tell me that by selling 4 of the guns on my c&r list to private parties I'd violated the law. I said okay, went and got my "state laws and published ordinances book" and pointed out his error. He never really said he was wrong, merely said "yeah but I bet THE STATE would disagree. About a week later the agent actually called me at work to tell me he'd spoken to a buddy at California DOJ/firearms division about it and I was right.
How can the local leo's in Ca know the laws? There's so many of them I'm not at all surprised they get confused!

[YeLLowBoaT]

I've got a left handed 870 by Vang( the idea behind left hand version is you don't have reach around to load a shell... tired one the 1st time a few years ago and was hooked)
https://www.vangcomp.com/images/870p_hqxf.jpg
https://www.vangcomp.com/Home.html
this guy really knows what he is doing when it comes to a tactical shot gun.
and for all you bench racers...
https://www.vangcomp.com/images/pinky-2_50.jpg

[LOWRIVER2]

Vang comp is now part of Scattergun Technology Inc. I found out when we got clearance to carry our own shotguns. Scattergun will have a lot of parts on my new duty 870.
ATF is federal, they only work in conjunction with State DOJ.
Only civilian on these boards that knows his stuff on all firearms laws is 77 charger. He could walk right in to my old unit and know what was what. Cdog is up on his stuff too.
Firearms laws are very tricky. A case can range from an infraction to a felony based on very minute issues.
The state DOJ posts all Ca. laws on it's website.

[cdog]

Vang comp is now part of Scattergun Technology Inc. I found out when we got clearance to carry our own shotguns. Scattergun will have a lot of parts on my new duty 870.
ATF is federal, they only work in conjunction with State DOJ.
Only civilian on these boards that knows his stuff on all firearms laws is 77 charger. He could walk right in to my old unit and know what was what. Cdog is up on his stuff too.
Firearms laws are very tricky. A case can range from an infraction to a felony based on very minute issues.
The state DOJ posts all Ca. laws on it's website.
Hey. Thanks for the complement. I'm always an advocate of safety and responsibility with firearms. We are blessed with the 2nd amendment in this country and I do what I can to teach people the correct way to handle themselves with their firearms. The laws in Ca are tricky and in many ways unconstitutional. That said I think it's best to stay within the legal envelope. "Know your rights". Joe Strummer.:D

[socalmoney]

Who's to say the guns that are "pre ban" assault weapons posted are'nt properly registered.
Everybody I know said they didn't register as a sort of FU to the state but I think most did register. Some took them out of state.

[ZRCTION]

Now the next step for all you 2nd amendment supports is a concealed weapon permit. Got mine last year, I go no where without my Glock 23c .40s&w. I can carry in every state but Nevada.

[LOWRIVER2]

I got all 50 covered thanks to the "W".

[socalmoney]

I got all 50 covered thanks to the "W".
I don't think NY is recognizing it. Might be covered in 49 states.

[ChumpChange]

Now the next step for all you 2nd amendment supports is a concealed weapon permit. Got mine last year, I go no where without my Glock 23c .40s&w. I can carry in every state but Nevada.
What do you do for a living that got you that? :idea:

[ChumpChange]

Yep... It was 2 am, I was home alone, husband was working with the studios over night. I woke up to the blinds moving in the back slider door. NOTE: My English Bull Terrier slept through the entire thing... I peeked out the bedroom door and saw a man coming in the livingroom, so I grabbed the shotgun out of the closet and cocked it.....he heard it and ran back out the door. I do know how to use it but I was very glad the sound of it made him run out the door to where ever it was he came!!!
That's all it generally takes. Just a good racking sound.

[Sleeper CP]

. I can carry in every state but Nevada.
Why did I think Nevada was more friendly that most?:confused:
Why not Nevada?
Sleeper CP

[Jbb]

That's all it generally takes. Just a good racking sound.
Nice rack...;)

[photo chick]

Nice rack...;)
Brian leave my rack outta this :D

[Jbb]

Brian leave my rack outta this :D
:jawdrop:

[LOWRIVER2]

Nah,
NY recognizes the law, they can't stop fed. law. It's for Ca. 830.1P.C. members.

[Jbb]

http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=38015&stc=1&d=1188258462

[YeLLowBoaT]

Vang comp is now part of Scattergun Technology Inc. I found out when we got clearance to carry our own shotguns. Scattergun will have a lot of parts on my new duty 870.
ATF is federal, they only work in conjunction with State DOJ.
Only civilian on these boards that knows his stuff on all firearms laws is 77 charger. He could walk right in to my old unit and know what was what. Cdog is up on his stuff too.
Firearms laws are very tricky. A case can range from an infraction to a felony based on very minute issues.
The state DOJ posts all Ca. laws on it's website.
scattergun is owned by wilson combat( they own part of them)...

[gqchris]

Here is my home intrusion system; Beretta 96 D , DEA Special, Snagless Hammer .40 Cal :D
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b377/gqchris/96d.jpg

[junkyardhunter]

Those are registered, right...;) :D
NO they are cali legal Not reg (off list)

['75 Miller]

whatever

[junkyardhunter]

whatever
You must be blind sheep:rolleyes:

[Mrs 2LKHVSU]

Click Click...:eek: