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Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 6:53 pm
by normsutton
juniustaylor
I'll go with that
NORM
Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 7:10 pm
by soram
juniustaylor wrote:I don't quite think I understand that logic. Where's the seatbelt in this equation?
Is it the safety?
Yes, I think the seatbelt is the safety. (He said, daring to be wrong yet again :
:)
Moral of the story, don't drop the gun and don't crash into brick walls with a compact Euro-car.
I think that is all we really need to know. Thanks Junious!
I would think (IMHO ONLY) that the real "P-64 Achilles heel" here if there
really is one is the operator of the firearm and how well he knows his weapon!
As, far as I am concerned, this thread is exhausted..... :whew:
Ross, OUT!
Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 8:45 pm
by gloob
Yes, exhausted. I know when I'm preaching to the deaf.
Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 9:04 pm
by soram
gloob wrote:Yes, exhausted. I know when I'm preaching to the deaf.
Thanks & Bless You, my Friend!
We
really are here to help...
Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 9:11 pm
by gloob
If you wanna help, maybe you can follow up on my other recent post about my disconnector?
Re: P-64 Achilles heel?
Posted: May 16th, 2010, 10:16 pm
by soram
gloob wrote:If you wanna help, maybe you can follow up on my other recent post about my disconnector?
Sorry, I saw that post, but even I know when to admit I don't know something.
But, I am absolutely sure that Norm, Dick or one of the other knowledgeable experts on this forum
will be able to help! Just give 'em a few...
:)