What did you pick up today?
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Niceguy
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Re: What did you pick up today?
VERY! Thanks for creation of this beauty! haha86 slo-vo wrote:Balla.Niceguy wrote:Christmas in July!
The hands down sweetest striker fired pistol I've ever shot!
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Re: What did you pick up today?
I'm starting to narrow down my likes and dislikes so hopefully my gun add will kinda slow down. I have 2 pretty sweet shotty's, a baller ass AR, baller M&P CORE, baller 1911, an AK that just to damn nice to even call a AK, some badass .22 rifles and pistols. Now I need a badass bolt gun (soon to be in the works I hope) and decent 24-28" barrel semi-auto 12ga. MAYBE another M1A...hahadbh wrote:Wonder which one will be for sale next week?
Re: What did you pick up today?
Somebody was at the Somerset show todaygaston_kalash wrote:150 rounds of 9mm, a glock 33 rounder, and a sweet shirt
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Re: What did you pick up today?
you caught me.Bama wrote:Somebody was at the Somerset show todaygaston_kalash wrote:150 rounds of 9mm, a glock 33 rounder, and a sweet shirt
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Re: What did you pick up today?
2x 32rd M&P9 mags
Trijicon RMR RM06
MI mini red dot mount for M1A
MI tactical light mount
new windshield on the jetta
new tires and an alignment
M1A NM front site
USGI M14 rear sight
Sadlak Tactical mag release
Trijicon RMR RM06
MI mini red dot mount for M1A
MI tactical light mount
new windshield on the jetta
new tires and an alignment
M1A NM front site
USGI M14 rear sight
Sadlak Tactical mag release
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jackalo626
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Re: What did you pick up today?
Why new windshield for the new car not being driven across the globe?shelbygoat wrote:2x 32rd M&P9 mags
Trijicon RMR RM06
MI mini red dot mount for M1A
MI tactical light mount
new windshield on the jetta
new tires and an alignment
M1A NM front site
USGI M14 rear sight
Sadlak Tactical mag release
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shelbygoat
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Re: What did you pick up today?
Had a rock chip back in 2010. Insurance repaired it with filling it but not replacing. Would not pass inspection so had to opt for a new windshield this year as the chip was not too bad but was in line with the drivers view enough they wouldn't pass it.
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Re: What did you pick up today?
.17 from Geno and a scope from rural king
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What did you pick up today?
how could your insurance repair something not to inspection code? Did you pay out of pocket or does insurance have to cover? I would think that if it isn't to code then they might as well just put silicon in the chip if they do what they want lol.shelbygoat wrote:Had a rock chip back in 2010. Insurance repaired it with filling it but not replacing. Would not pass inspection so had to opt for a new windshield this year as the chip was not too bad but was in line with the drivers view enough they wouldn't pass it.
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I've been in the auto glass business for over 25 yeats. Rock chip repairs can be a viable way to prevent an eventual replacement and I do them but results are not consistent regardless of equipment or skill. In my opinion it's oversold as being more than it is. The truth is some come out better than others and some that repair well are still very visible depending on the angle of the fractures in the glass. Most insurance companies won't pay for them in the drivers line of view, an arbitrary distinction. Most also insist that anything that will fit under a dollar bill can and should be repaired. That's ludicrous. If it won't fit under a quarter, forget it.
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shelbygoat
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Re: What did you pick up today?
they filled it with the resin when I was in GA and it passed inspection without issuejackalo626 wrote:how could your insurance repair something not to inspection code? Did you pay out of pocket or does insurance have to cover? I would think that if it isn't to code then they might as well just put silicon in the chip if they do what they want lol.shelbygoat wrote:Had a rock chip back in 2010. Insurance repaired it with filling it but not replacing. Would not pass inspection so had to opt for a new windshield this year as the chip was not too bad but was in line with the drivers view enough they wouldn't pass it.
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now trying to get it to pass inspection in PA, it is a no-go
we filed a claim through insurance but they would not pay for it to be replaced and would have been more money than just paying the glass repair place directly, so the latter is the route we took
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