View Full Version : So what are you buying tomorrow?
Submariner
11-07-06, 19:01
Primers, brass, bullets and some Ciener 30-rounders.
GLOCK 19 and ammo. Lots and lots of ammo.
Colt 6920
30 Cproducts SS mags
AMMO
and maybe an Glock 19
umm....Diapers? The only choice I have tomorrow will be Huggies or Pampers. :( (but :D for needing them)
Arsenal SLR105
AR mags
Glock 19 mags
Ammo - lots of it
Submariner
11-07-06, 20:01
Good idea!
Who has the best deal?
Voodoochild
11-07-06, 20:22
Nothing for me I just bought mt first Glock Saturday. A brand spanking new G19 with the goodies of course thanks to Brett and VA Arms. Now I have been looking at maybe a 12.5 Noveske build like Grant has posted on another section of the board.
Wait, are we stocking up because we're expecting a new ban of some sort from the left wing moonbats, or to fight back when the Religion of Peace brings it's roadshow stateside after the gutless wonders pull out of Iraq faster than a freshman with a broke rubber?
HAMMERDROP
11-07-06, 20:28
...the freshman knows his rubber broke !
Submariner
11-07-06, 20:32
Wait, are we stocking up because we're expecting a new ban of some sort from the left wing moonbats, or to fight back when the Religion of Peace brings it's roadshow stateside after the gutless wonders pull out of Iraq faster than a freshman with a broke rubber?
Buying good stuff as the dollar becomes worth less due to foreign selling.
Good idea!
Who has the best deal?
CDNN (http://www.cdnninvestments.com/gl199mm15lef.html) has great deals on used LE mags. I bought a dozen last week that look almost new.
Copes Distributing (http://www.copesdist.com/glock.htm) also has a great deal and flat shipping of $7.95
There are other places but those 2 come to mind first.
I might get another AK. You can never have too many . . .
Joe Mamma
GreenMtnTac
11-07-06, 21:02
I'm buying a 1-way ticket to Brazil. I understand they don't have Democrats there, plus Carnival is held there once a year.
Robb Jensen
11-07-06, 21:06
Regardless of the election I'm buying a M&P9 Compact on Friday when I go back to work.
baffle Stack
11-07-06, 21:57
AR Lowers
CProducts ss mags
Glock 19 mags
Ammo
oh wait, i'm broke:(
I've forwarned the wife there might be some mysterious charges to the credit card in the next few days.
Then I come back to reality and realize that there are bills to be paid, Christmas is coming up, and we need to buy a house. Ideally, I would like some more AR, G19, G34, and G22 mags, ammo, register my spare LMT lower, get an upper for said lower, and a SIG 226 or 229. Realistically, I'll probably have to settle for 5 more mags for each Glock, then follow up with an upper, and round it out with a SIG 220 by March.
Mags, lowers, and maybe Swiss Citizenship ;)
While the results from the election are scary I'm not too concerned yet. The Dems have a ton of work ahead of them and hopefully gun-control is way down on their list. I think they'll spend the next two years trying to impeach Bush and get out of Iraq so I don't see a new AWB effective December 1st. With all the Senate hearings Pelosi is lining up they'll be busy enough as it is.
Just my 2 cents.
While the results from the election are scary I'm not too concerned yet. The Dems have a ton of work ahead of them and hopefully gun-control is way down on their list. I think they'll spend the next two years trying to impeach Bush and get out of Iraq so I don't see a new AWB effective December 1st. With all the Senate hearings Pelosi is lining up they'll be busy enough as it is.
Just my 2 cents.
The only problem is that it's a great time for them to try to sneak something in. Granted, they still have to get past Bush, but I suspec that they won't have to worry much about that after '08.
The only problem is that it's a great time for them to try to sneak something in. Granted, they still have to get past Bush, but I suspec that they won't have to worry much about that after '08.
Yeah, '08 is what I'm worried about.
Submariner
11-08-06, 08:36
The only problem is that it's a great time for them to try to sneak something in. Granted, they still have to get past Bush, but I suspec that they won't have to worry much about that after '08.
There may be gridlock (a very good thing) and lots of hearings, but there won't be as far as the amnesty for illegals is concerned. Only the GOP house was holding that back. The North American Union will get a fast track. Bush can be "bipartisan" on this. He could also be "bipartisan" on another AWB.
Heading to ChinaMart to buy all their Federal .22LR bulk packs.
Rmplstlskn
11-08-06, 09:00
There is a somewhat positive side to the hell the people have voted down on themselves... in that some of the House and Senate democrats are much more conservative-minded than their leadership and base.
I do smell an AWB-II in the wind, but I doubt it will pass till they get a Dem President in '08. The first or second attempt at passage will be for SHOW primarily, to appease their anti-gun base. If Bush were to sign a AWB while in his final years... his legacy would be spit on the sidewalk at the mention of his name.
However, the inflamed boldness of the islamists to push us out of BOTH Iraq and Afganistan will be soon in coming... The economic woes may not be felt for years...
Rmpl
There is a somewhat positive side to the hell the people have voted down on themselves... in that some of the House and Senate democrats are much more conservative-minded than their leadership and base.
Unfortunately most of those "conservative-minded" democrats have already stated that they will tow the line with the rest of the democrats :(
I'm not ready to bury all my weapons and fill my garage with ammo yet. They have a ton of work in front of them and I think gun-control is far down on their list. They are going to spend most of their time in Senate hearings, trying to impeach Bush and solve Iraq and they only have two years to accomplish all of that plus minimum wage, immigration, relieving the debt, rising medical cost, deal with North Korea and Iran, taxes, etc.
If they're successful then I'll start to worry in '08.
Yeah, '08 is what I'm worried about.
Exactly (At the earliest).
I wonder how many gunshops have already started taking advantage of people’s paranoia by jacking their prices?
FlyAndFight
11-08-06, 11:15
I definitely see some attention being given to "gun control" before 2008. Brady, Pelosi and gang must be salivating like rabid dogs.
My shopping list has changed immediately from just a week ago:
1. (2) AR lowers
2. ammo (9mm and .223)
3. Glock mags
4. AR mags
Put on the back-burner:
1. Wilson Combat treatment for my police magnum 870.
2. Kimber 1911
3. just about everything else...
Exactly (At the earliest).
I wonder how many gunshops have already started taking advantage of people’s paranoia by jacking their prices?
I'm sure quite a few, and even those that haven't are revelling in the panic. I imagine ammoman is selling 5.56 as fast as he can right now.
I'm sure quite a few, and even those that haven't are revelling in the panic. I imagine ammoman is selling 5.56 as fast as he can right now.
I could not agree more.
It's disgracefull & moronic.
I was just looking at some of the gun-banners' website and they seem to think that the've got it made. I don't recall seeing anything in terms of an agenda, but I sense that they feel that they've got a mandate for new laws.
My focus is on magazines.
I have purchased over a dozen green follower USGI AR mags from the PX NIB. My plan is to get about 5 or 6 Glock mags even though I don't own a Glock. The trouble is deciding on getting 17 or 19 mags. I am leaning towards 19 mags as I am toying w/ getting a 19 grip reduction on a 17 and am covered if I go the 19 route.
And about 10 AK mags - no AK either. I am more concerned with price gouging than a ban right now.
Analysis, for what its worth:
Election 2006
Gun Owners of America E-Mail Alert
8001 Forbes Place, Suite 102, Springfield, VA 22151
Phone: 703-321-8585 / FAX: 703-321-8408
http://www.gunowners.org
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
What impact, if any, will the transformational 2006 Congressional Election have on Second Amendment rights?
While election 2006 may have been a referendum on many things (the President, war in Iraq, Jack Abramoff, Mark Foley for example), it does not translate into greater support for gun control at the grass roots level.
If anything, gun control was notable as a non-issue in this election.
In compiling the GOA rating, researchers could hardly find a congressional candidate with any stated position on gun control on campaign websites.
That's not to say many of the newly elected will not support the anti-gun agenda; just that they recognize open support for gun control will cost them at the polls.
Unlike the newly elected members, however, the Democrat Congressional leadership is completely beholden to the far left anti-gun extreme of its party.
House Speaker-elect Nancy Pelosi (F-rated by GOA) is a charter member of the most extreme wing of the party she now leads. As the person who controls what bills come to the floor, Pelosi will be unable to say "No" to the appeals for more gun control by the likes of Sarah Brady and her congressional allies.
The Speaker's strongest House ally in the push for more gun control is long-time Democrat anti-gun activist John Conyers, the likely Chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
Almost all bills related to the Second Amendment will pass through Conyers' committee. The new Chairman, an extremist who advocates a total handgun ban, will control the schedule of the committee as well as which bills come up for committee vote.
The situation in the Senate may be worse (pending the outcome of the Virginia senate race). Should Democrat Jim Webb hang on to win, the expected new Senate Majority will be F-rated Harry Reid (NV) and the probable incoming Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee would be GOA F-rated Pat Leahy of Vermont
From there it really goes downhill.
The rest of the Democrats currently on the committee make up the Who's Who of the anti-gun movement:
* Ted Kennedy (MA), the mouthpiece for Sarah Brady in the Senate;
* Joe Biden (DE), who chaired the Judiciary Committee when the Brady bill passed in 1993, and who said at that time, famously, "The public and the Congress have spoken unequivocally, and I don't care what a minority wants;"
* Herb Kohl (WI), author of the "Gun Free Zones Ban;"
* Dianne Feinstein (CA), author of the so-called "Assault Weapons"
ban;
* Russ Feingold (WI), democrat lead sponsor of so-called campaign finance reform;
* Charlie Schumer (NY), lead sponsor of the 1993 Brady law; and,
* Dick Durbin (IL), one of the most outspoken gun control zealots in the senate.
Gun owners should look twice at the above list. Most or all of these members will remain on the Judiciary Committee when the new Congress convenes in January, and will help shape American gun laws for at least the next two years.
Gun Owner Victories
There were several bright spots for gun owners this election. The 210th Congress will include the following "A rated" members who had the support of Gun Owners of America's Political Action Committee:
Doug Lamborn (R-CO), Bill Sali (R-ID), Vern Buchanan (R-FL) Peter Roskam (R-IL), Tim Walberg (R-MI), Michele Bachmann (R-MN), Adrian Smith (R-NE), and Jim Jordan (R-OH).
With the exception of Buchanan, who has not held elected office, each of these new representatives have strong, proven pro-gun records in their respective state legislatures. In addition, Reps. Roskam, Walberg, Smith and Jordan are a vast improvement over the Republicans they are replacing.
Further, many of the incumbent Republicans who were defeated were not pro-gun. For example, Nancy Johnson (CT), Jim Leach (IA), Clay Shaw (FL), Curt Weldon (PA), and Charlie Bass (NH) were not strong gun rights supporters.
In the Senate, ousted Republican Mike DeWine of Ohio was as anti-gun as Charlie Schumer. The same can be said for Lincoln Chafee (R-RI).
Democrat Senators-elect Jon Tester (MT), and Bob Casey (PA), as well as Jim Webb, claim to be pro-gun. It remains to be seen if they vote that way.
The bottom line: On a race-by-race basis, the pro-gun movement suffered a net loss of only a small handful of seats.
However, notwithstanding widespread calls for moderation within their ranks, the Democrat leadership in the House and Senate will unquestionably put gun owners on the defensive by seeking to renew the so-called assault weapons ban, close down gun shows, and drastically expand the Brady gun control law.
Yeah, '08 is what I'm worried about.
In more ways than one...millions of innocent lives are at stake also.
Voodoochild
11-08-06, 20:39
Why is it that I have a seriously bad taste in my mouth when it comes to politicians. They are only out for themselves and could care less about the little guy.
Everything! Ammo,mags,parts,rifles,pistols,etc!@
Rmplstlskn
11-08-06, 21:44
In more ways than one...millions of innocent lives are at stake also.
I understand your comment (those unable to speak)... Indeed!
Rmpl
I might as well add a G34 to my list of things to buy.
...and maybe a G26 for the wife...
I understand your comment (those unable to speak)... Indeed!
Rmpl
I'm ashamed of being a South Dakotan. We had the law and the fact finding to support it. But the people said no. I'm absolutely sick over this.
Guys, where you been? Ammo has gone up DRASTICALLY in the last year. Mags are cheap and plentiful. Lots of neat new stuff with all the evil features. Buy now, if you haven't been.
AWB II will come. Probably worse than before. The LEADERS of the dems will set the agenda, not the newbies. Those " leaders" are the most anti-gun "people" we've ever had in Congress at one time.
For me, SBR or two, few mags, reloading stuff. I've been "investing" since the sunset of the last ban.
Mags
Springs for Mags
2 - CMMG Uppers
Primers, G19 mags., 9mm conversion kits
Global Tactical lower with CMT parts kit.
C Products SS mags and I'm on the wish list for some D&H 30 rounders also.
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