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Devastating and superbly executed. If there was a 6 on the scale I would have awarded it to Skoonheid.
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Hey all. I've been waiting to buy a full bottle of Memoir Man, mostly because the price makes it a pretty "aspirational" purchase for me. But I may finally be ready. However, recently I've seen a few folks here mention that Amouage has been watering down their fragrances of late. That would be a shame; seems their robustness is one of the main qualities that justify the high price tag. So, given that, has anyone had experience with recent bottles of Memoir Man? Has it actually been "watered down"?
Haven't heard anything about Amouage's creedification apart from some of their attars.
Try before you buy. Purchase a sample from Lucky Scent.
From my experience some NOT all of the Amouages have good longevity. If Memoir does not work out for you then you should DEFINITELY check out Interlude. The current formulation goes on forever.
I agree for the Amouage price that Sh^%T better last for days.
Try before you buy. Purchase a sample from Lucky Scent.
From my experience some NOT all of the Amouages have good longevity. If Memoir does not work out for you then you should DEFINITELY check out Interlude. The current formulation goes on forever.
I agree for the Amouage price that Sh^%T better last for days.
NO! This one is not a safe blind buy at all. It's excellent, but it's unique and, in my opinion, can be difficult to wear. I loved it the first time I wore it, but by the 3rd time, I strongly disliked it. I've never read anything about Amouage watering down their stuff at all. Interlude Man lasts 24 hours on me. Not kidding! Wow. Memoir lasts ages as well, especially on clothes.
Interlude thrills me. Epic is excellent too. Memoir fascinated me with its complexity, but after a while, I couldn't wear it anymore.
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
I should have clarified: I'm not buying Memoir Man blind. I've sampled it several times already and really like it. My concern is whether it's since been "watered down" as some have claimed is happening with Amouage fragrances.
Hope not. Was planning on getting a bottle sooner or later.
Memoir had a fairly decent strength from my LuckyScent sample(2 weeks ago). I didn't notice that it was too overpowering though. Interlude on the other hand had noticeable sillage and longevity. It made me do a double take.
I still say if you like Memoir but have not tried interlude then wait to try interlude before you purchase. You will get a HEAVY heavy juice that smells similar to Memoir but with different variables.
Oops! My mistake! In that case... yeah! Memoir Man is, in my opinion, totally safe to buy. I tested it out and got really excellent longevity. I sprayed my chest and back. I don't remember how many sprays, but honestly, it could have been as few as a total of 2 and absolutely was no more that 4. And I'm talking about sprays from a 2ml sample vial sprayer, not an actual bottle, so, not much juice per spray. Even still, it lasted a long time on my skin and an eternity on my t-shirt as well as on the button down I wore over my t-shirt. The button down never directly touched the skin I'd sprayed, so that really says something about how this stuff sticks around.
The only reservation I'd have before recommending Memoir Man is that you need to smell Epic and Interlude before pulling the trigger, just to make sure you're starting with your favorite Amouage.
If you're nervous at all about the purchase, you should consider doing what I did. Buy 2ml samples from Parfums Raffy. That'll give you plenty of time to really give it - and others - a thorough test drive.
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"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
Memoir (and Interlude) are very recent, so I doubt that they've been changed yet, or indeed, that there's more than one batch around. So I would not worry about watering down for now (but perhaps a couple of years down the road, who knows). Also, it was composed after IFRAs restrictions, so it likely doesn't contain anything that needs reformulation.
The ones that have been watered down are the older ones (eg Gold woman, Homage, Lyric woman, Ubar, etc.), many of which contained ingredients restricted by IFRA.
IMO No.
I pretty much agree with what Cacio said. One of my faovirte Amouage among their "regular" range...
Yes the safest way to go with Amouage nowdays is to buy new releases if you like them, i agree with Cacio too....many of their best creations have been brutaly changed, and watered down, to almost not beeing the same thing anymore, i tried new batches from this year...can only say that Memoire fro woman and Interlude are their strongest scents now days....where extraits turned into EDPs
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Agree what Cacio said and MM is one of my fav from their mainstream line - love it
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Even the director of the Tate was unaware that if, with patience, you look really close up at Pieter Bruegel's world-famous 16th century painting The Harvesters, which hangs in the Metropolitan Museum, then you will see a family enjoying a jolly game of throwing sticks at the tied-up goose, a pastime more usually associated with Shrove Tuesday [see footnote].
"I didn't know about this rather cruel game, no," said Sir Nicholas Serota. "Next time I'm in New York I shall take a closer look."
Serota was speaking at the launch today of a significant new art project by Google. The reason we can now examine Bruegel's painting in such astonishing detail – every tiny scene, every brushstroke, every hairline crack can be seen – is because it has been captured using super-high resolution, or gigapixel photo-capturing technology.
The project, unveiled at Tate Britain in London is an extension of Google Street View in which real views of streets from across the world are captured and displayed on screen.
With the Google Art Project, anyone with access to a computer can take a virtual 360 degree tour of galleries in 17 major museums across the world, without queuing and without other people getting in the way – and look in superb detail at one work from each.
The museums include the National Gallery and Tate Britain in London; the Met, MoMa and Frick in New York; the Uffizi in Florence, the Hermitage in St Petersburg, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and Reina Sofia in Madrid. They have all signed up to the unique project developed over the past 18 months, which allows unprecedented access to 385 rooms and about 1,000 artworks.
Serota called the project "another great step forward. It gives people an unrivalled opportunity to come really close to great works of art."
The galleries are already digitising their collections and offering whizzy websites, but Google's project offers something new, Serota said. "This is a second generation view of the way museums will use the internet. Ten years ago museums were obsessed with getting thousands of objects on the screen, now we're interested in getting depth of understanding of the works."
Nelson Mattos, Google's vice-president for engineering, said the Google Art Project had started off as one of the company's "20% projects" which allows employees to take a fifth of their time away from their regular day job, to work on innovations. "What has been accomplished is fantastic, really amazing. We hope it will provide a very different and new way to interact with and explore art," Serota added.
Other tricks on the website, include the ability to save artworks such as Rembrandt's Night Watch or Van Gogh's The Starry Night, then create your own collection and email it to friends.
Among the 17 paintings captured using technology that is 1,000 times more powerful than an average digital camera, are Manet's In the Conservatory, Bellini's St Francis in the Desert and Holbein's The Ambassadors, from the National Gallery.
Tate Britain's choice – Chris Ofili's No Woman, No Cry – is the only one by a living artist. One reason for its inclusion is the large, hidden ultraviolet message the website reveals (RIP Stephen Lawrence), which can only be seen in the dark.
Google and the museums believe the website will prove popular, as well as provide encouragement and inspiration for people to travel to the galleries and see the paintings up close in person.
The plan is to keep expanding the project, paid for by Google, with new museums, galleries and paintings.
At the launch at Tate Britain the absence of institutions such as the Louvre and the Prado were noted. But project leader Amit Sood, said Google wanted to get the scheme up and running, so included the 17 museums who signed up straight away.
• This article was amended on 3 February 2011. The original stated that the throwing of sticks at a tied up goose was a Shrove Tuesday game. First, the painting is of a harvest scene in August or September, not February or March. And the game, according to curators at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was known as "cock-throwing" (the bird was often a rooster rather than a goose) and, while associated with Shrove Tuesday, may well have been played at other times of the year.


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By now, I felt I knew enough about Insure++ to do an example for this review. I selected a printed circuit layout program called pcb-1.3 in the apps/circuits directory of sunsite.unc.edu. (There is a newer version of pcb available.) This program consists of slightly over 600KB of source code, so it is a reasonably complex program, even though it is by no means huge. When compiling the program, Insure++ warned about several possible problems, but none of them looked too serious. I then started up pcb using the example data that came with it. I had no idea how to use the pcb software, so I just started clicking on things. (This is usually an excellent way to find bugs.) After a few minutes of playing with the program, I had six memory leaks and one NULL pointer evaluation listed in the Insra window (see Figure 1). At this point, I clicked on the error for line 1352 of the program action.c, and the screen shown in Figure 2 popped up. This shows the stack trace when the memory was allocated and when it was leaked. If you click on the red arrows, the indicated source code will be opened in your favorite editor. A quick look at the source code shows why Insure++ is complaining. In the function ActionSave on line 1290 of action.c, the program gets a file name from the user:
1289 case F_LayoutAs: 1290 name = GetUserInput("enter filename:", ""); 1291 if (name) 1292 SavePCB(name); 1293 break;
This file name is contained in memory set by malloc, pointed to by the variable name, a local variable in ActionSave. Later, at line 1352, we leave ActionSave:
1349 break; 1350 } 1351 } 1352 }There is no code in ActionSave to free the memory pointed to by name. When we leave the function ActionSave and the local variable name ceases to exist, there is no way to access this memory anymore—it has been leaked. Insure++ is warning us about this situation.
In addition to several memory leaks, Insure++ found a bug in the program related to using NULL pointers. It complained about this line:
469 return(&LineSortedByHighX[Layer][index2]);
I couldn't see anything wrong with this line by looking at it, so I restarted the program in the debugger, using the _Insure_trap_error breakpoint I mentioned earlier. When the program stopped, I examined the expression and it turns out that LineSortedByHighX[Layer] is NULL. The reason the program does not crash on this line is that we are taking the address of LineSortedByHighX[Layer][index2] rather than trying to dereference it. Presumably, at some later time, some function will evaluate this address and crash. Insure++ makes it possible to fix the problem and prevent a crash.
As you might be able to tell, I think Insure++ is a great product. It finds programming errors better than any other product I have used, it runs under my favorite operating system, and Parasoft's technical support is excellent. There is one problem—it's expensive. The cheapest configuration you can buy is a 3-user-node locked license, which costs $1,995 per node. Nothing I do on my home computer is worth that much money, so I won't be buying a copy of Insure++ for myself. I suspect that most people who program for fun will not be buying a copy either. Who should buy Insure++ then? People, or more likely companies, who do professional software development. When you are paying programmers several thousand dollars a month and bugs cost big money to deal with, then the price begins to look more attractive. When you consider that Insure++ might enable you to ship your product earlier, it begins to look very attractive. If you develop software for a living, you need this product. Insure++ runs under several flavors of UNIX and Windows too. In fact, anyone who is in an environment where programming time is money should consider evaluating Insure++. It is an excellent product.
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OK, it's Bedlam week. Let's get this thing rolling.
What early entries to the NFL do you anticipate for the Sooners (besides the Hammer)?
I think the Hammer (who by the way is a near lock to leave) is the only Sooner that ends up leaving early. Landry Jones is the only other real possibility, and I think he ends up staying. His stock is not as high as it could be, and I know he doesn't want to be in a long distance relationship during his first year of marriage to OU women's basketball player Whitney Hand. The two are set to get married next summer.
Is Blake Bell another Tim Tebow?
If OU beats OSU will we be co-champs, the way it was in the Big 8, or will it be a true one champion conference determined by head to head matches?
OU would be the one true champion.
Jake, if the Sooners lose to OSU on Saturday, but the Cowboys jump Bama in the BCS, could we still go to the Fiesta Bowl?
No, I believe the Fiesta would take K-State in that scenario. Not sure the Sooners would even be eligible for a BCS game with another loss.
What happened with Jazz and is it a long term problem?
Combination of attitude and off the field issues. This is the third time he's been suspended in two seasons. I would call that a long-term problem.
What is wrong with the OU defense. The secondary is getting carved up.
Inexperience at safety, lack of overall depth are two of the major problems.
If OU wins bedlam, they will play who? If they lose, who will they play?
Win: Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl; Lose: either Cotton or Alamo. Cotton would probably be against Arkansas. Alamo, likely Washington.
Does Trey Metoyer join the team in January?
From everything I hear, he should be enrolled for the second semester.
Jake can you make some sense on the joe paterno case?
Paterno deserved to be fired. Child abuse is despicable -- anyone that would look the other way should be punished.
Given how we've played late in the season, do you think Sooner fans should have concerns about next season?
Yeah, a lot of concerns. OU is not playing its best football right now. But this isn't the first time OU has entered Bedlam ailing. And the Sooners seemingly have found a way to win this game. We'll see if this club can do it, too.
Jake, I think Venables, Heupel and Norvell need to go. With all the talent we had this year we should dominated on both sides of the ball. Even with injuries we had the depth to overcome if the coordinators were worth their salt.
What if OU wins Bedlam? Hard to fire coaches after they win a Big 12 title and go to a BCS bowl game, even after losing their best player to a season-ending knee injury. Has this been the coaching staff's best season? Certainly not. But it's way over the top to say both coordinators need to be canned.
With OSU's struggles against the big, running QBs, do you think they we will see Bell more, not just red-zone?
Yes. I expect Bell to get 12-15 carries. OU is going to test OSU's interior run defense.
Hey Jake,I love the bell-dozer formation and it seems pretty unstoppable but do you think they run it too often? I have been telling my wife every game i think it is ridiculous that every time on the goal line they don't even give landry a chance...At least let him try on first down...also will this impact landry's decision on coming back next year?
I say run it until it's stopped. Remember, the Sooners were atrocious in the red zone with the regular offense earlier in the season. Now, OU scores TDs about every time inside the 10. The reason? The Belldozer.
No, the Belldozer will have no bearing on Landry's NFL decision.
Landry Jones. Stays for SR year or go Pro?Ronnell Lewis. Same question?
My prediction: The Hammer leaves, Landry stays.
Do you think there's any chance that Bob fires Willie Martinez at the end of the season. We know how the secondary has looked at times this season and Bob and Willie had an awfully heated exchange during the Baylor game, which makes one wonder if Willie might be in trouble.
If any coach was going to be fired, it would be Willie for the all the reasons you just mentioned. But Stoops has never fired an assistant before. It's hard to see him starting now.
I'm not trying to make too big a deal of Blake Bell's INT against ISU, but what evidence do we have that he can someday be THE QB and not just a short yardage specialist?
We don't. And everyone that assumes Bell will automatically succeed Landry are getting ahead of themselves. Bell will have to show he's the best QB in OU's normal offense. That won't be the Belldozer.
Are our receivers that bad? How many drops Saturday? 10? We're gonna need to catch the ball vs OSU to score and put pressure on them.
OU was playing without its two-best WRs Sat. (Yes, Jaz is better than Stills right now). Getting Jaz back will help. But if the Sooners drop passes and are unable to sustain drives, they will get smoked Sat.
Trying to be objective here, but in what area is OSU better than OU? I'd break it down this way: passing game, push; running game, advantage OU; run defense, advantage OU; pass defense, push.....maybe give special teams to OSU. Am i just a big OU homer?
Big homer. I see the matchups this way:QB: OSURB: OSUWR: OSUOL: OSUDL: OULB: EvenDB: EvenST: OSU
Who will be at TE for OU next season?
Austin Haywood, Max Stevenson and Laith Harlow.
Might OU & OSU get in BCS if we get the automatic bid and OSU get the at-large
That's possible. OU wins the Big 12 and goes to the Fiesta. OSU goes to the Sugar as an at-large.
Is Stoops still quiet on the fate of is brother Mike's possible role at OU?
All quiet on the Stoops front.
Which team has the edge on defense going into this game?
OU still has the edge, but I don't know how big of an edge with the Hammer out and the secondary struggling. What the Sooners do have that the Cowboys don't is a big-time pass rushing end in Frank Alexander.
Is there any chance the Hammer sees the field on Saturday? Bob's been misleading about injuries more than once this year.
I mentioned the very same thing last week. I have not heard a single thing to suggest Ronnell will play. But you're right, it wouldn't be the first time Stoops pulled off a misdirection with injuries.
If Coach V takes a head coaching job do you think Mike Stoops comes back as the def coord? Would that really solve the issues in the secondary? I mean they would run the same scheme with a lot of zone coverage.
That's the most likely scenario that gets Mike back to Norman. Mike is a great secondary coach. There's no question OU would benefit from his presence.
What do we have waiting in the wings to get us excited that the defense can get better, particularly in the secondary? I'm actually pretty excited about what our offense could look like next year with Brandon Williams a year older and Dom Whaley back and healthy.
Julian Wilson, Quentin Hayes, James Haynes are intriguing prospects in the secondary, but if they were good enough, they'd be playing. You're right. Talent wise, the future of the offense is a lot brighter than the future of the defense.
if landry returns, where would ou be among national title favorites next year?
Preseason Top 5, maybe higher.
hey jake, who do you like saturday? why?
Prediction will be up on SoonerNation Friday morning.
What do you think of the chances of O getting Dorial Green Beckham? Also I am seeing that OU is having problems getting top talent at the corner and safety and linebacker postions. How will they fix this problem?
The Sooners remain in the mix with Green-Beckham.
Corey Nelson was a big-time recruit at LB. DeVante Harris is a highly recruit defensive back the Sooners already have a commitment from.
Not OU related but are you surprised Turner Gill has already been fired after only 2 years. Why didn't he succeed?
A little surprised, but Kansas was going in the wrong direction. Kansas is almost an impossible place to win at. Shows what a great job Mangino did while he was there.
Any chance we can bring Mangino back to coach the OL. Our run blocking hasn't been the same since he left.
Given how things ended at Kansas, I don't know how comfortable the OU admin would feel about bringing Mangino back.
How much is the weather going to factor into this weekends game? Who does it favor?
Could be a huge factor. Both teams are so similar offensively, I'm not really sure who will get affected most.
What's the key to Landry beating the Pokes---he's been off----he may have to get out of the pocket more and run when he can--and more trick plays wouldn't hurt---it got Texas back in the game last week.
Limit turnovers, stretch out the defense with shots downfield, get some help from his receivers. I disagree, Landry has been playing well the last few weeks. He's holding this offense together. If OU wins this weekend, it will be because of him.
It seems Landry has been off lately---he's telegraphing his passes---even with less talent now in receivers, the coaches should put him in higher percentage schemes----any thoughts?
Weather was the major issue against Iowa State. Hard to complete passes against 40 mph gusts. Landry seems off because he doesn't have the best WR in college football to throw to anymore.
What do you think of Landry's progress from last year to this year?
He hasn't had the overall kind of season that I thought he might. I see a little bit of stagnation.
if ou played in a conference where there wasn't so many good qb's do you think there defense would be this criticized
People need to remember what kind of league the Big 12 is. Everyone gives up points in this league.
Fellow Sooner fans, calm the heck down. The teams who have won a title since OU's 2000 victory are as follows:1) Miami - irrelevant and facing massive sanctions.2) Ohio State - Just went 6-6, facing significant sanctions.3) LSU - on top, but with a different coaching staff that was ridiculed as recently as last year.4) USC - facing massive sanctions, jury still out on Kiffin to some extent.5) Texas - 7-4 and happy to be there, has lost Red River twice in a row and totally lacks offensive identity.6) Florida - 6-6 and going nowhere.7) Alabama - Doing great, but didn't matter until Saban's arrival.We have it very, very, very good.
We'll wrap things up with that post. Thanks everyone for stopping by. Stay with SoonerNation for all your Bedlam coverage this week. Should be another great one Saturday.


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Dishonesty Regarding the Associated Press' Seth Borenstein's Global Warming Headline
Proof that false temperature readings are behind Global Warmers' claims it's getting hotter.
Georgetown University is a Jesuit institution. Two things we know about the Catholic Church are that they are opposed to birth control and abortion. A student of Georgetown's law school testified before Congress that the U.S. Government should force the university to cover the expenses of birth control.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich might insist that his private life doesn't matter but it does. Here's why.
Whether they believe it or not, a U.S. president is the nation's moral leader. How can a president like Reagan stare down the Soviet Union and call them the "Evil Empire" if they themselves are corrupted by financial or personal vice? Where would the moral authority be if a leader tells the American people to trust them to find the answers when they told their wives the same thing as they betrayed that trust?
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Errors, both mental and physical, cost the 11th-ranked Anderson County softball team as No. 10 Scott County posted a 2-1 win over the Lady Bearcats last Thursday in Georgetown.
Anderson pitcher Courtney Turpin gave up just four hits and struck out seven.
"We made three errors in the first inning and Scott scored a run," Anderson coach Brian Glass said. Scott scored again in the third on a dropped fly ball.
The Anderson bats had a difficult time too, getting only two hits, a pair of doubles from Chelsea Bright.
Anderson County is holding at No. 11 in the latest Kentucky Softball Coaches' Association poll, released Thursday. Anderson will play in the Boyle County Invitational Tournament, opening with Danville on Friday night at 5:30 p.m. They follow with a contest against Nelson County, a team the Lady Cats struggled to defeat on March 31, at 7 p.m.
Christian County remains atop the poll.
The current softball poll is:
Jacob Russell belted a 2-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning that gave Anderson County some breathing room in a 4-1 win over visiting Danville Thursday night. Russell drove in three runs and picked up the save. Kyle Delong pitched six strong innings to pick up the win for the 24th-ranked Bearcats. Full details and comments will be available in the May 13 edition of The Anderson News.
Several times during the current baseball season, I have had discussions about the best players to take the diamond in Anderson County history. This sports buzz is simple: Who are the best you have seen? And who are the best opponent's you have seen?
From this corner, picking the best Anderson baseball players is difficult. There have been no true superstars to come through Anderson County, although one, Matt McWilliams, appeared to be heading that way until arm problems ended his career.
Anderson County remained in the state's Top 25 in the statewide coaches' poll released on Thursday. Anderson, which made its first ever appearance last week at No. 23, fell one notch into a three-way tie with Christian County and Lafayette. Apollo remains the state's top-ranked team but Lexington Christian, a team that defeated Anderson earlier in the year, is now No. 2 after winning the championship of the All-A Classic.
Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches' Association poll of May 7.
The Asbury College softball team won its first Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship, defeating Indiana–Southeast 4-2 on Saturday.
Playing on their home field in Wilmore, the Eagles won in the program's first year back after a five-year absence. The Eagles defeated Alice Lloyd 9-0 and Brescia 7-1 on Friday to advance to the championship game on Saturday.
Asbury (24-12) fought back from an early 1-0 deficit to beat the Grenadiers for the first time this year.
Anderson County proved that its entry into the state's Top 25 was no fluke Monday night.
The 23rd-ranked Bearcats built a big lead and rode Jacob Brown's nasty curveball for an 8-4 win at No. 10 Franklin County.
I feel qualified to give some advice for when you hear someone say, "I don't pay attention to the rankings."
The speaker is either a) lying or b) kidding himself.
Oh, deep down we know the rankings meant little to Villanova playing Georgetown. Barry Larkin, Eric Davis and company knew that Canseco and McGwire had seen nothing like Jose Rijo and the Nasty Boys. And paper was about the width of the opening Calvin Borel took Saturday at Churchill Downs.
Your brain processes that, certifies it as true and tells you to act accordingly.
No one could blame Taylor Gillis if she was being very noisy at Wild Turkey Trace Golf Course last Wednesday.
A junior at Anderson County High School, Gillis aced the 131-yard 13th hole during a round with her father. It was the first hole-in-one at the course this year.
Playing the blue tees, Gillis used a 7-iron for her tee shot. "The ball hit the flag stick on the fly, then went in the hole," she said. "I began to scream and Dad didn't really know what to do."
Wednesday's rains have canceled two Anderson County sporting events while coaches are keeping their eyes on the weather concerning other events.
The Bearcat boys' tennis match with Gallatin County has been canceled.
The Lady Bearcat softball game with No. 10 Scott County has also been canceled. No makeup date, if any, has been announced.
The Bearcat freshman baseball game with Oldham County is still on. Anderson head coach L.W. Barnes said a tarp is covering the field and the game should go on if the rain stops.
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I was under the impression you COULD turn an AR into a full auto, (with a lightening link), and it was easy. Albeit with the paperwork, checks, and $200 tax.
Well, yes and no. Mainly no. It is called the Lightning Link (no E). It is a drop in part. What they did not tell you is that you are probably going to have to do milling of the internals to have room to "drop it in". But do not put the metal working tools away. You are also going to have to learn about "timing" the LL. It works by the lower rear of the bolt carrier whacking the link as the bolt closes, which kicks the disconnector loose from the hammer. Maybe. If not, you have some filing to do. Oh- not on the link- because it is a rather pricy little bit of controlled, licensed metal (it is actually classed as a machine gun) What YOU are going to be filing and grinding on is the bolt carrier. Hope you have a few extras- just in case. BTW, LLs wear out. Fairly quickly. And with a LL, your AR is full auto or nothing. Once the LL wears out, you get to buy (and pay the $200 tax) on another. And only those registered by May 1986 can be sold. Last one I saw for sale was $7,000.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
I had a drop in Chip McCormic trigger group go auto on me a few years back. Just plinking away semi auto when on the third trigger pull she went... B, B, Bang! I found that by firing then just slightly letting off the trigger I could consistalny run 5 to 9 round bursts... Broke my heart to do it but I took it back to my FFL and had him swap it out for a new one. I've had the replacement CM group for 8 years with no issues so it must have been a faulty run. Tack
I've only known one guy that professed the knowledge to make one auto that I believed. He's a tool maker and gunsmith. I've seen him make some pretty awesome stuff. But even he's not nuts enough to actually do it. Just because somethng can be done does not make it easy nor does it make it something people really want to do. Anti-gunners have a serious lack of working knowledge in how guns work. I'm still amazed how many of these types truly believe that every AR sold is full auto like the ones they see on TV. I actually had to show one of my dumb-ass hippie sisters my AR and that it had no setting for full auto or three round burst. She heard they all do that too. Poor CA..He's living in the same area she does in Oregon.
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There is a shop near here where you can rent a Thompson and shoot it at their in door range. I've heard it's expensive.
Thanks C3, excellent explanation. I was not aware of some of that. For some reason I was under the impression that you could buy a new manufactured LL. The 1986 part explains the cost........
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