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[jocko]

kel tek

We all owe John a big thanks. As an aside the buffoons at DB have struck again. They put out a POS 380 then a POS 9mm and now for their latest debacle a soon to be determined POS 32NAA.

What a bunch of dipthongs.

at one time offered a conversion for the 32 NAA, it went over like a brick of sh-t. Then after they dropped it from their line some lined up to get one, made no sense, it is an over rated high prifced round made by one or two companies in ammo even, NOVELTY at best.. DB is what it is a off trod from kel teck which is right down the road from DB. No better IMO no wose.

[gb6491]

We all owe John a big thanks. As an aside the buffoons at DB have struck again. They put out a POS 380 then a POS 9mm and now for their latest debacle a soon to be determined POS 32NAA.

What a bunch of dipthongs.

Which DB do/did you have? I have a DB9. It had a few things I needed to tweak, but it runs well as long as I shoot it two handed. I say two handed as I can not shoot it reliably with just my right hand, but that is on me and not the gun. I've only got about 500 rounds through it, so maybe you can fill me in on what problems you've encountered.
Regards,
Greg

[Longitude Zero]

I had so much trouble with the 380 the original seller took it back since I guess he was concerned I would sue him if I get hurt because of the weapons failures. I would not have sued I but I would have kicked has keister all over hell and gone to boot.

Fails to feed, extract, over all the way the weapon felt was cheap pot metal junk. Kel Tec on its worst day puts out better than the buffoons at DB. IMHO anybody who relies upon a DB weapon has little value of their own life. My life is worth far more than to depend upon that tiny POS.

[gb6491]

I had so much trouble with the 380 the original seller took it back since I guess he was concerned I would sue him if I get hurt because of the weapons failures. I would not have sued I but I would have kicked has keister all over hell and gone to boot.

Fails to feed, extract, over all the way the weapon felt was cheap pot metal junk. Kel Tec on its worst day puts out better than the buffoons at DB. IMHO anybody who relies upon a DB weapon has little value of their own life. My life is worth far more than to depend upon that tiny POS.

So, no first hand experience with the 9, but hey, thanks for the reply. I probably won't be looking at their 380.
Greg

[yqtszhj]

Jocko was attacked mercilessly many many times,

Cant imagine anyone picking on Jocko. If must be his soft spoken and mild character.

[jocko]

well I have been told if you shoot the main a-shole in a group the other assholes kinda settle down. Not sure there is any truth to that, but I do have alot of wounds. Hell maybe they missed the real a-hole and accidentley got me.

Well I hate to leave u guys but gotta go for a couple days, headed to Indy to the 500 track to see the Moto Gran Prix bike races. Gotta root for my Italian friend Valentn Rossi and Casey Stoner.

[yqtszhj]

Have a good trip.

[BEARDOG]

Well I hate to leave u guys but gotta go for a couple days, headed to Indy to the 500 track to see the Moto Gran Prix bike races. Gotta root for my Italian friend Valentn Rossi and Casey Stoner.

Jocko,
A I am jealous, I am a big Rossi fan but he just don't have that new Duck to his liking yet...Next year!

I never went to the Indy Moto GP, But I did go out to Laguna in 2005 when the GP's first came back to the USA, It was awesome!!! Nicky won, Valentino 2nd, and Colin Edwards 3rd. It was so cool to see an American win and watch as he took his dad around the track with the flag. It was a great trip! It is a shame how few people in this country are interested in Moto Racing as it is very exciting and much more skill is involved then just turning left
Enjoy!!! I will be watching it on SPEED.

[Longitude Zero]

So, no first hand experience with the 9, but hey, thanks for the reply. I probably won't be looking at their 380.
Greg

They could not get the 380 right and sure enough they are just as incompetent with the nines. Problems even got worse with the 9mm. I hope Kahrs lawsuit closes the punks down.

[JFootin]

It is a shame how few people in this country are interested in Moto Racing as it is very exciting and much more skill is involved then just turning left

I am the same way about car racing. Just doesn't interest me (except maybe the Indy 500 - now that's an event!). My older brothers are into NASCAR racing, as is most of the populus - especially here in the South. But I have been a fan of Formula One racing since the early 60s. It is THE PREMIER CAR RACING SERIES in the world - bar none! I hate the appearance of the modern cars, though. I remember back in Jim Clark's day, the smooth, cigar shaped bodies, 12 chromed intake trumpets and snaking exhaust pipes, and not one wing or fin or anything to mar the appearance. And they didn't have advertizements painted all over them back then, either. Ah, the good old days. Those were simpler times.

[BEARDOG]

I am the same way about car racing. Just doesn't interest me (except maybe the Indy 500 - now that's an event!). My older brothers are into NASCAR racing, as is most of the populus - especially here in the South. But I have been a fan of Formula One racing since the early 60s. It is THE PREMIER CAR RACING SERIES in the world - bar none! I hate the appearance of the modern cars, though. I remember back in Jim Clark's day, the smooth, cigar shaped bodies, 12 chromed intake trumpets and snaking exhaust pipes, and not one wing or fin or anything to mar the appearance. And they didn't have advertizements painted all over them back then, either. Ah, the good old days. Those were simpler times.

Yeap, same for the Moto GP, They are the world premier motorcycle racer's and are very famous around the globe, but here in the states you don't even hear the races mentioned on sports reports...sad...

I see the masses will be getting even more excited with the NASCAR left turn derby when they see their new driver...
http://www.google.com/search?q=danic...w=1138&bih=535

[Longitude Zero]

Drop dead beautiful but not the sharpest knife in the box. Non-stop bitcher and complainer. Rarely is a loss her fault, according to her, she likes to blame everybody else.

Novelty...Yes. Flash in the pan...Yes. Serious contender...Not likely.

[BEARDOG]

Maybe she will go Moto GP next??? They can put her in a skin tight set of leathers and high heel boots...maybe then it would make the radar in the US?

[O'Dell]

I am the same way about car racing. Just doesn't interest me (except maybe the Indy 500 - now that's an event!). My older brothers are into NASCAR racing, as is most of the populus - especially here in the South. But I have been a fan of Formula One racing since the early 60s. It is THE PREMIER CAR RACING SERIES in the world - bar none! I hate the appearance of the modern cars, though. I remember back in Jim Clark's day, the smooth, cigar shaped bodies, 12 chromed intake trumpets and snaking exhaust pipes, and not one wing or fin or anything to mar the appearance. And they didn't have advertizements painted all over them back then, either. Ah, the good old days. Those were simpler times.

I took a leave and spent the month of May, 1965 as a minor member of Team Lotus at Indy. Jim Clark was my hero, and of course, that was the year he won. I even got to drive his car 2 or 3 times to scuff in tires. I was larger and didn't fit too well, but it was still a thrill. I was also a huge F1 fan then [Team Lotus of course], and hated that we only got one race, so Indy was a bonus. I even bought an ex-factory Lotus 48 F2 car a few years later and raced it in SCCA's Formula B. Even though those old F1 cars only had about 400 hp, they were a bear to drive well, because they had no aerodynamic aids. Clark, Hill, Stewart, Gurney, and the rest were real drivers. I don't follow F1 today, because it so hard to pass with all the air management, the races are more like parades than races.

[O'Dell]

Yeap, same for the Moto GP, They are the world premier motorcycle racer's and are very famous around the globe, but here in the states you don't even hear the races mentioned on sports reports...sad...

I see the masses will be getting even more excited with the NASCAR left turn derby when they see their new driver...
http://www.google.com/search?q=danic...w=1138&bih=535

No interest in NASCAR here, even if I do live in Georgia. Being an ex-motorcycle racer after sports cars got too expensive, I do follow MotoGP. I was a Honda rider and am impressed with Stoner. He reminds me a lot of Spencer back in my day.

You're right about the coverage - thank heaven for Speed Channel. It's like following F1 back in the sixties and seventies. I had to call the newspaper and talk to the right reporter on Sunday night to find out won won that day.