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The P226 and CZ-75 are two of the best 9mm's ever produced. Utterly reliable and incredibly accurate. Most people don't know that the 226 is on the same basic platform as the 220, which is [i]the[/i[ legend, but unlike the 220, the 226 can be had in .40S&W and .357Sig, also. The CZ is a...

Yes. Level I, Level II and Level IIIa are easily penetrated by both. Anything through Level IIIa is 'soft' armor (usually layered Kevlar), while Level III and IV are hard plate armor, typically of the ceramic variety. Some Level III, depending on design and manufacturer, can allegedly...

Unfortunately, no. The proprietary round they use can penetrate class II and class IIIa body armor. In the hands of bad guys this would pretty much neutralize anything law enforcement officials have aside from armored vehicles. Not that the MP5 was legal, anyways.

Here is the rifle I wish I could locate (but it shoot a highly proprietary round): <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/XPLgAKwEIT8&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess"...

I can't blame people for think the media is hyping this, especially after the Y2K fiasco. What worries me, though, is that if early indications are accurate (from Mexico), this already has an affinity for striking down the young and healthy with a vengeance. They've already demonstrated...

We a need a gun porn thread. :)

Of the ones on the chart above, I'd go with the Kahr all day long. You need at least a 9mm, and preferably a .40S&W, for real defensive purposes. Remember, a .22 can be lethal, but unless you're touching someone, only something with real energy and mass is going to be able to drop them...

Good going, government! Looks like AIG must still owe billions to Goldman Sachs, so expect another bailout, because Goldman Sachs must be paid for the good of the nation!!! After Rescue, New Weakness Seen at A.I.G http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/31/business/31aig.html?_r=1&hpw By MARY...

Nope. That's not true. The claim was that Japan was "buying up" all of the best assets in the U.S., including companies and real estate (such as Pebble Beach). There was never before a situation like we've seen in the last 7 years, where million upon millions of good jobs have been...

Guess what? Back then, tens of millions of high wage jobs, with nothing replacing them (sorry green energy and "information worker" fans) weren't being shipped overseas, never to return. I just love all you green shoot types who think this is a cyclical downturn, and "things will get back...

Here's my favorite CCW of all time, actually, but it's an eccentric bugger:

Hey buddy. I just drop shipped you some of this to take care of what ails you: Enjoy those vag itch free days that are on the way!

Green Shoots! Every day that goes by, the more freaked people are getting, the closer we get to the big one. The world has so much overcapacity, and there is so much more to shed, in terms of employees, companies, and product. This is the tip of the iceberg.

This is why I like Glocks, but not for concealed carry, because I've never been a big fan of plastic triggers, but more importantly, a .45 in a compact is a handful, and the double stack mags on compact Glocks in larger calibers make the compact barrel and other dimensions a wash because the...

I like the Kahr even though it's not the best quality compared to a Sig or HK, because the magazine is a single stack and it doesn't print under your clothes like some of the double stack Glocks and such. I almost forgot; one of the best lineups ever...

Remember when he said to "buy stocks?" This is essentially the opposite. He can say he warned people when the crash happens.

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Everywhere I go, Everywhere I look, People askin' me, (People askin' me), Feelin' cold to you? Mighty cold, indeed... Oh, there's a wicked cold wind blowin' Next year, she's gonna be howlin' <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie"...

Yet they'd be insolvent as of sometime last year or early this year had it not been for the cramdown - having the government cram down the throat of every taxpaying American that Goldman Sachs was going to get a giant ass pile of taxpayer money.

I forgot to add that I spoke with someone selling units on Brickell Avenue that were being sold for as much as $880,000 back in 2006, that you can now buy for $270,000 if you have cash, but because there are so many vacated units in the building, monthly association and maintenance fees are...