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What I saw @ Elmo was hunting stuff for the long guns, a few revolvers, and the normal Glocks, XDs, tupperware pistols. They had a couple unique muzzleloaders (that aren't even firearms, but that's a different story altogether). I think AAFES charged a 5% surcharge, which effectively made their prices higher than off-base, where it's tax free anyway. Go check out Wild West and the other unique stores up there. If you go to Wild West, ignore the guy they call Ken. He's a real piece of work. Either way, skip the BX.

Must be a trend item of AAFES idiocy. The Elmo BX also told me it was federal law that they could not sell a long gun to an out-of-state resident.

http://www.flyingsqu...3-non-a-letter/ Done been answered. Edit to add: I'm feeling generous and that's a long thread to wade through, so here's the specific post: http://www.flyingsquadron.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2973-non-a-letter/page__view__findpost__p__236244

Eh, I made a Nacho Libre joke, but it wasn't as funny in writing as it was in my head, so away it went.

Who?

Wait, is that inappropriate? What I meant to say was, I am very sorry to hear of his passing.

No, that is an old law. It's supposed to cover rent and bills "for the median member." http://www.defensetr.../BAH-Primer.pdf

Sheppard Air's database is 460-something now. I'm going to take the MCI test Monday. And for those that plan to take it in the near-ish future, you might want to go ahead and get it done by March 1st. After that, test prices - CATS and Lasergrade - go from $100 to $150.

Anyone know if Nightforce or US Optics or S&B give a mil discount on their optics like Leupold does? edit: How'd I end up with only 1 post? I haven't been on in a long time - I guess my previous posts went away.