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Sounds cool. Hope the build goes well.

Sweet!

Corbon makes some 150 grain soft points in 7.62x39 if you are hunting larger hogs.

The modular concept is interesting but I'd rather have two separate guns. As far as Sigs go, I have a P228 and it's a fine weapon.

Sure you can. 22 Magnum:)

What is the retail for that set up?

What tangible benefit is there to "buying American" when it comes to firearms? If your argument centers around Ruger semi-autos then you have already lost:victory:

Hopefully you are getting a 9mm not a .380?

I think they will continue to offer the RTF texture but it was not very popular. Some really liked it, but most complained it was too rough. The Glock rep said it was hell on holsters. The new texture should appeal to the masses.

It's funny. At the SHOT show this year, the Glock booth was not only huge, but it was crowded as hell. More so than any other brand. It is simply a testiment to the gun. Wait till you see the 4th generation guns. The 4th Gen G17 and G22 are already out. 4th Gen G19 and G23 will be out this...

For those of you who simply did not have the time or skill to make your own bacon explosion, you may now purchase a fully assembled version: http://www.bbqaddicts.com/bacon-explosion/

Which accessories do you have and how do you like it?

Just saw this model at the 2010 SHOT show. Looks like it is fairly well made. I believe Camp Chef is somehow related to the Browning brands? They were in the same row as all the other Browning licensees.

I just bought a two burner Camp Chef, griddle, and bbq after the SHOT show. They gave me a real nice price:chef: Can't wait to use it. I'll post some pics soon.

Chip, Autotrader lists 7534 Liberty's for sale in the US. Only 127 of them are diesels.

The motor is not very common.

I'm interested in hearing your feedback when you've used it some. I also like the cr123a batteries they sell at batteryjunction for $1. They work as well as the more expensive Surefire batteries they give me at work.

http://www.batteryjunction.com/fenix-tk12.html I like lights that take cr123a batteries. The batteries are shelf stable for 10 years and will only loose about 1% of their charge per year. They will not leak and destroy your light. They can be discharged and thrown in the trash without...

Good luck with your group buy. If you own a 100 series, I think this is a good investment. The cost of the new factory headers and labor to replace them is one of the few problems with this vehicle.

Not many of these already registered in CA... http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/ctd/1530880084.html