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Dr. Drone

Tue Jan 08 2008, 10:52PM

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Well, owned over 20 bikes and must say this gave me a smile so big the first time i drove the Harley i got a woody, wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee! That does not happen when you are over 50 indeed, hee hee.

Nice pipes @

Cheers,
Ch

Hazmatt_(The Underdog)

Wed Jan 09 2008, 12:33AM

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OMG! yr just walkin' around with a Glock on your hip!!?!?!

I'd have 1000 rounds put into me if I did that here in CA!!

What might be fun would be to restore an old Indian motorcycle too.

Dr. Drone

Wed Jan 09 2008, 12:56AM

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Arizona is great state for Civil rights as you do not see the two concealed weapons in my pockets. If you have a class three weapon Tax Stamp like a silenced machine gun you can carry that concealed also. AZ is a right to carry State as goes back to the Cowboys days. I had a couple from Germans visiting ask me if was the police and said no. Why then are you packing? Because I canâ€¦Welcome to Arizona. We have less than 2% car jackings as the Castle Law has been carried over the car and the burden is on the criminal.

Yes I would love to pickup an old Indian bike for sure!

Cheers,
Ch

BTW not a Glock but a Belgian gun 5.7 x 28mm 25 round with silencer. With the right ammo it will go though car doors and even slum block. Also has 20mw green laser. About $5,000 for the setup plus $200 for tax stamp background checks all the way up to FBI. Also carry two extra clips giving me 75 rounds.

Shaun

Wed Jan 09 2008, 03:42AM

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Wow. I had no idea you could get a silencer anywhere other than the black market (especially for a f***ing machine gun!!).
After college I am moving to Arizona. No questions asked.

Thats a really nice bike, too. My dad used to have a Harley, and he has regretted selling it for for 5 years. I'm just sad he sold it before I had my license. Its a great picture; you on the bike with the Quad's base in the foreground.

Electroholic

Wed Jan 09 2008, 04:45AM

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That thing sounds sweet, love it!!! and your FN Five-seveN!

Dr. Drone

Wed Jan 09 2008, 05:11AM

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Thanks as still have $7,000 in options ordered. 2008 and the Harley dealer does not have parts, WTF as it is 8 days into 2008, get those parts in nowâ€¦.grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Since it has fuel injected/computer controlled timing, there are not jets to adjust. So going with ported heads, high flow intake, hot coil and hot pipes. Harley will build the bike and put it on there dyno/computer and dial it in. Got to love computer controller bikes. Should be able to hold 100mph all day once I get the external oil cooler. This bike has torque indeed. 300 pound 1200cc engine on a 200 pound frame.

Well if you are interest in silencers there a handful of states that do allow with FBI background check and pictures and finger prints and $200 tax stamp. Check the NRA website for what states allow class three. Takes about a year to get a silencer as you order from a company like

they ship to a class three arms dealer and it sits in their safe till Fedâ€™s send stamp to arms dealer. He calls you and you take ownership with tax stamp. You must carry a copy of the tax stamp ($200) with class three weapon at all times. In 20 years, i have never been ask to show stampâ€¦but first time forget, will be asked for sure, ahhhhhhhhh so reduced copies and keep all stamps in my wallet.

Also have the P90 with silencer.....

HV Enthusiast

Wed Jan 09 2008, 12:15PM

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Yeah, but what good is being able to carry all those weapons in Arizona other than "feeling cool."
Unless you're being attacked by a Rattlesnake or a very large cactus its just silly. Reminds me of my friend who used to mow
his lawn in Florida while wearing a holstered 44 revolver. WTF?!?

Where you really need to conceal carry is in some of the big cities out East . . . but of course, you ain't going to be doing that.

Dr. Drone

Wed Jan 09 2008, 03:49PM

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Well Arizona has a lot of open land. Guns have saved my life about 4 times now. I had some drunk Mexicans try to take my $100,000 boat away, had to pull my gun and fire a few rounds at their feet. Had a mountain lion try to attack my wife, fired a few rounds in air and he ran. Had a mad cow try to attack me to protect her baby, fired rounds into ground in front of her, took a hole clip and she walks off with her baby. I was on the boat with friends having a beer and above us on cliff kids were throwing rocks down at us. Fired 14 rounds in the cliff below their feet and never saw kids run so fast. Had a kid firing at ducks on lake missing my boat by 2 feet, fired my 45 at them and they ranâ€¦ I was help up at a bank by Mexicans, pulled my 32 out and they ran. When your toys over $200,000 on the road (F350 with $40,000 camper and $100,000 race boat) and you are close to Mexico and all alone at the lake, people will always try to take your toys. Dan, do you have a $200,000 RIG? (attach pics please) I guess you would understand when on the road all alone you need protection.

When riding a bike, people cut you off, but not if you are packing. Dan do you ride bike on the road?

An armed society is a polite society, AMEN!

Cheers,
Ch

Zum Beispiel

Wed Jan 09 2008, 04:16PM

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Can't say I agree about the whole gun issue, but the bike is totally awesome!

Dr. Drone

Wed Jan 09 2008, 04:47PM

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Yes, guns are like politics and religion. Never bring them up at a party as always will end in a fight. My Grandpa was a sheriff in the old west and guns was part of his life (I have all his old guns in display in living room). It was carried over to each generation and we just look at it as a tool. End of gun talk as I do not want to go down a rat hole.

Cheers,
ch

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