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Due to some unexpected financial concerns, I'll be selling all of my laser goodies. (Edit: at first I had this for sale as a package deal, but have recently updated it for sale individually) Here's a list of what I have and the prices. All of this stuff is only a few months old (some is brand...

Yeah that is unique. Cool! I like it too!

It varies by state. You have shall issue states which only require you to meet certain criteria, such as passing a background check for a clean criminal AND mental health record, minimum age,  fingerprinting, safety classes (if required), and paying the fee. If the criteria is met, the permit...

Hey, its a gun!  ;D :P Now there's something we can agree on. Romanian AKs are junk. However, that page is really old and doesn't list some of the nicer Kalashnikov's I've owned (I've had a few very nice examples). And yes I know the Russian versions are of much higher quality. Don't get me...

Yep thats what ccp means RA. I *used* to own a nice collection of firearms.. But times got hard and I ended up selling most of them. http://modernmusclecars.net/guns/myguns.html I still have the Colt SP1 carbine on that page.  I have a NAA Black Widow that I carry in my pocket and I still have...

Never knew this forum had so many badass martial arts masters.   Uhmm. I have a black belt too... in a martial art that I invented. Its called "me-shoo-choo".   :P

Sounds like your first one came with the acrylic lens and the second one you got came with an aixiz glass lens. Its longer and makes the head stick out further, also it'll feel a little looser because it has a metal (brass) casing which makes it not as snug in the threads as the acrylic with the...

Simpler, maybe a little. Better? Nah.. Gotta disagree on that one. Anyway, we'll write that off as a difference of opinion since we need to get back on topic. ;)

Sorry. Will do. ;)

I've never owned or fired a Tommy gun. They do look like fun though. Yep, AK-47s are definitely more reliable in adverse conditions due to the loose tolerances they're built with. You can toss one in the mud and it'll usually come out firing. Although the newer M16/AR-15 is pretty reliable...

Nothing like a little full auto fun! I have a Colt AR-15 SP1 Carbine with a registered lightning link (yes its legal). Its a blast to shoot! eeh, sorry to get off topic.

I have a ccp.

y/w. :)

I keep the lasers in my truck. I carry a NAA Black Widow 22 mag and a Benchmade Mel Pardue 3550 in my pockets daily.

About 7 to 10 days.

Walmart sells something called "QuickSteel" (its in the automotive section) which works pretty well. Its a high temperature 2 part putty which you must kneed together with your fingers and then apply. Dries hard in about an hour.

Nice work. If thats a rkcstr microdriver (and I believe it is), you don't need the wire coming from the negative back to the casing. As long as the diode is firmly seated in the head of the dilda, and the negative pin is soldered to the driver, it will be grounded through the metal casing...

You mean about the glass lens? Its casing will be made of metal (brass I think) if its glass. The acrylic will have a plastic case. The glass lens is a good bit longer than the plastic lens aswell.

Cool, I've been wondering when they would get it posted. Nice.. I've noticed the ones with the glass lens seem to put out a good bit more power than the ones with the acrylic lens. Do yours have the glass lens?

Re: Laser Barrels V2. GB. Second run. Kryton Groov No big deal. I work in a metal fab shop, so I'm sure I can find something around here to resize the ring. ;)