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That's my favorite part about off roading going through sketchy trails and getting scared haha the adrenaline is intense

 

Look like all you guys had fun, So i did get those Toyo Tires FOR a Steal! Heres before and after !

 

Anyone go shooting out in Lytle or Barstow? I just picked up my first AR (Colt LE6920), and it just got lonely shooting by myself at the range today.

 

Ya it's already pretty tight with stock fenders I can't imagine with fiberglass

Ya a got a little dent but it's under but some paint did chip I'm glad I made it out without some big damage though.

My mirror got pushed in haha

Oh you would've loved last night

 

since its never used, might as well sell it to me

 

Don't see why not. We just did a TRD supercharger on a 1st gen at 148k and it's been running like a champ.

Our internals are pretty damn strong from the factory.

 

Where did you pick your ar up from. I want to buy the le6920. I just ordered my shot gun the other day

 

Looks great man

 

Riflegear in Fountain Valley. Try to get one before January 1st, if you can.

 

Sweet! Ya I want toget it ASAP How much did it run Out the door?

 

Got my lower in the mail today and im down to go break it in

 

Hit me up when you go. Juan and I just went to Burro Canyon today.

Dropped in there last week. Great group of guys, and extremely helpful!

Fucking finally!!!! Looks niiiiiiiiice......

 

Thnx bruutha! Can wait to get a couple o rounds out of it

 

Just curious, why before January 1st? New laws?

 

Oh and a few picks from last night.

 

Lifted Toyota Tacoma TRD - $17000 (riverside ca)




2001 toyota tacoma odometer: 162900 automatic transmission


Lifted 2001 Toyota Tacoma V6 3.4L TRD 2WD (Black). King Shocks (Front and Rear, New), FabTech Sub Frame Drop Down Kit, 3" Body Lift, 37" Toyo Tires (Almost New), 17" American Racing Wheels (Black with Chrome Lining also almost new), Fiberglass Fenders and Bedsides, Skid Plate front Bumper added, New Paintjob (Pearl Black), engine has 162,900 miles (Excellent Condition). K&N Air Filter Kit, Flowmaster Performance Exhaust, Re-geard to 512 ratio.

Serious buyers only. No trades. $17000 OBO (Spent $15000 on truck last year alone). I have owned truck for last 12 years. Currently out of country so all interested parties please contact me through email.

 

Guns are bad. M'kay.

 

Rifle safety cert.

 

andre you better touch my penis before jan 1st

 

AB 500 (Ammiano): Storage of Firearms in Homes with Prohibited Persons, Waiting Period Extension and Firearm Transfer Notifications
AB 500 requires any gun owner residing with a person who is prohibited from owning firearms under state or federal law to either: 1) keep the firearm within a locked container, locked gun safe, locked trunk, locked with a locking device, or disabled by a firearm safety device; or 2) carry the firearm on his or her person.
AB 500 also clarifies that the ten-day waiting period between the sale of a firearm and its transfer to the purchaser may be extended an additional 30 days if the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) is unable to determine the outcome of a mental health evaluation, unable to interpret arrest or criminal charge records, or unable to determine whether the purchaser is attempting to purchase a second handgun in a 30-day period in violation of California law, prior to the end of the waiting period.

AB 48 (Skinner): Strengthening Large Capacity Ammunition Magazine Ban
AB 48 prohibits the use of “conversion kits” to manufacture large capacity ammunition magazines. It also prohibits the purchase of large capacity ammunition magazines and tightens the definition of “manufacture” in the current law to clarify that manufacturing includes assembling the parts of a magazine.

SB 683 (Block): Firearm Safety Certificate
Under prior California law, “handgun safety certificates” issued by DOJ, which require the applicant to take and pass a written test on firearm safety, are required for the purchase of a handgun, but not for the purchase of a long gun. SB 683 expands the safety certificate requirement to apply to purchases of all firearms. This requirement does not apply to long guns owned by persons with valid hunting licenses.

SB 140 (Leno/Steinberg): Funding Enforcement of Armed Prohibited Persons System
SB 140 appropriates 24 million dollars to DOJ to address a backlog in its database for tracking persons prohibited from owning firearms. With more than 20,000 prohibited persons on the list and an additional 15 to 20 individuals added each day, neither DOJ nor local law enforcement had sufficient resources to address the existing backlog without this additional appropriation.

AB 1131 (Skinner): Mental Health Related Prohibitions
Prior law prohibited a person who communicates to a licensed psychotherapist a serious threat of physical violence against a reasonably identifiable victim or victims from possessing a firearm for six months following the psychotherapist’s reporting of the threat to local law enforcement. The bill changes this prohibition from six months to five years. AB 1131 also amends existing laws that require the reporting of mental health information to DOJ to clarify that these reports must made electronically.

SB 127 (Gaines): Reporting of Mental Health Threats
Prior law prohibited a person from possessing a firearm for a period of six months after communicating a serious threat of physical violence against a reasonably identifiable victim or victims to a licensed psychotherapist. SB 127 requires the licensed psychotherapist to report any such threat to local law enforcement within 24 hours in a manner prescribed by DOJ. The bill also requires the local law enforcement agency receiving the report to notify DOJ electronically, within 24 hours, in a manner prescribed by DOJ.

AB 231 (Ting & Gomez): Strengthening Child Access Prevention Law and Keeping Firearms from Prohibited People
In certain circumstances, California law imposes criminal liability on firearm owners who, through their negligence, enable children to access their weapons. Previously, that law only applied when the child carried the weapon off the premises or killed or injured someone. AB 231 expands that law to apply whenever a person negligently stores or leaves a loaded firearm on his or her premises in a location where the person knows, or reasonably should know, that a child is likely to gain access to the firearm, regardless of whether a child actually acquires control of the firearm.

SB 363 (Wright): Storage of Firearms in Homes with Prohibited Persons
SB 363 imposes criminal liability on gun owners who store their firearms in a place where they knew or reasonably should have known that a person prohibited from possessing guns under federal state law was likely to gain access to the firearm and the prohibited person does gain such access and injures or kills someone or carries the weapon into a public place.

AB 170 (Bradford): Revising Permits for Assault Weapons and 50 Caliber Rifles
Previous law required a person wishing to acquire an assault weapon or 50 caliber rifle to obtain a permit from DOJ. To ensure that any individual possessing these weapons has passed a background check, this bill changes the definition of “person” in the law so that it only includes individuals and not legal entities such as corporations or partnerships.

AB 539 (Pan): Prohibited Persons Firearm Storage with Dealers
This bill allows anyone who is prohibited from possessing a firearm to transfer any firearm in his or her possession to a licensed firearms dealer for storage during the duration of the prohibition.