colt fire arms

so i asked before about maybe getting a para gi, but i have now made the desicion to save my pennys and get a really nice 1911, right now i am trying.Rare Colt U.S. Walker Replacement Dragoon Revolver. Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 at 1:53 pm. Very Rare, Possibly Finest Known Colt U.S. Walker Replacement Dragoon Revolver. PREMIERE Firearms Auction December 4th, 5th, & 6th ...A man with good taste in firearms. Frank James writes: Got another 1903 Colt .32 because my other one is in the shop and has been for some time now. Besides you just can't have too many 1903 Colt .32's. ...The Book of Colt Firearms is one of the leading and most valuable references available on Colt firearms. The book consists of 632 pages divided by both category topic and chronological order for easy reference. ...Found a Colt Commander at a gun shop today that I *hope* to put on layaway soon. Can't remember if it was a series 70 or 80. Its like new, blued, and.Colt Commander is an excellent choice... but i only have it in 45acp...and will probably never consider getting one in another caliber...well, maybe 10mm if they ever made it, but that's it. ...Colt's Manufacturing Company LLC has determined that the Slide Lock Safety and the Recoil Spring Guide Pad in certain Colt model pistols were not.Sterling Roth was recently hired by Colt to create demonstration video for Colt show booth this past January. All of the models were provided by colt in Pro.It's a commonly-held notion in the shooting community that various mechanical safety doodads and gizmos are recent additions to the American firearms scene, driven by anti-gun legislation and an industry fear of lawsuits. However a quick study of the past will ... The early full-size Colt holster pistols had a rudimentary safety in the form of a pivoting rear sight, but this was soon dropped and the pistols were without any safety at all other than the exposed hammer. ...hows it goin yall, im a youngin from greece n.y., getting ready to send in my papers for my pistol permit. always been a rifle guys but looking to start getting into handguns now that i'm 21. short rundown of my/families firearms - springfield arms made G-3 -olympic arms ar-15 -couple 870 shotguns -1 tactical 1100 shotgun -Walther ppk/s -couple s&w .22pistols ... "Western civilization didn't make all men equal,
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I have an uncle living in California who has owned a AR-15A2 Sporter II 9mm Carbine (R6420) since April of 1994, and due to California's AR15 laws, they require:

*A 10-round magazine
*Magazine lock (aka a "bullet button")
*Off-list stripped lower receiver.

I was wondering if this would apply to this rifle even if it does not fire the .223 round and instead shoots a 9mm.

Our particular rifle is/has:

*chambered in 9x19mm
*An unchanged magazine release (the magazine is still able to be detached w/o a bullet button tool)
*2 20-round magazines, and 1 32-round magazine. (All for 9mm)
*factory Colt 9mm stripped lower receiver

So far, this rifle has undergone no changes from when he purchased it 16 years ago. It does NOT have an off-list lower receiver, mag lock, or 10-round magazine. Since this rifle was purchased before the AR-15 ban, I was worried if is this rifle still legal.

If not, does anyone know where they sell off-list receivers? I checked with STAG ARMS, and they don't seem to have any 9mm lowers. I'm planning to sell the Colt lower, and the magazines, and I already know where to get the 10-rounder 9mm magazines and the magazine lock, but before I do, I still need to know if it is still legal.

Thanks for commenting! All relevant replies will be appreciated, and please answer soon!
Please don't tell me "Oh, but the 9mm carbine is for sale to law enforcement only." I completely understand this term of sale, and we purchased this long before Colt made it law enforcement-only.


So I have a Glock 29 10mm. I was trained on a Colt .45 and had an issued Beretta and HK. I shoot out the Weaver, right handed. I'm 6'-2" and 215ish. I know what limp wristing is. I'm familiar with proper grips and stances. I don't understand why my gun shoots about 12-16 inches low at 5-10 yards. I bought a Bear Arms barrel thinking that would change. It didn't. I use Remington Hydra Shoks in 200 grain for self defense. I practice with 230 grain Double Tap Eliminators. At least 25 people have fired this gun and everyone agrees that it shoots way low. So I don't think it's just me.
P.S. I have a Crimson trace laser. It's dialed in but is nowhere near the sight picture through the trijicicons.
Yeah, factory Trijicicon night sight, non adjustable. I've heard Glock has the worst service in the biz. I haven't dealt with them yet. But even if you don't use the sights or the laser, like a-glance down the barrel-almost a hip shot, it drops like a rock. This is my first Glock and I know that the barrel not being fully supported can attribute...But crap, a 12" MAO in 5 yards is not acceptable.
My Crimson Trace is almost maxed out in the drop adjustment. Something's not right. It's 3rd generation, brand new. Not the 4th with the crecent notches on the slide.
jakflak... it cold be what you're talking about. It does go left slightly (an inch or two at 10-20') but drops at least a foot in that distance. I haven't had this issue with any other hand gun in the past. With so many other people having fired it with the same result, I think I'll call their number in the morning.
All shots group cnsitancy. My sights are factory installed Tricicon night sight. They don't adjust. They are a cmposite material like my guns frame that are pressed into the steel slide. The serial # is 6999SW if that helps, G29 10mm.
as far as I can see, you can't botch the install. The sights are only made for the subcomct and they're pressed in, not screwed. It's a factory job. I ordered it from Glock via a class three gun seller. The case was factory sealed when I got it.
All shots group consitantly. My sights are factory installed Tricicon night sights. They don't adjust. They are a composite material like my guns frame that are pressed into the steel slide. The serial # is 6999SW if that helps, G29 10mm.
10 minutes...Yeh My first thought was it's me or my shooting style. But a lot of people have fred the weapon. I've tried with the Weaver, off hand, single dominate hand, using a bench, sitting and prone. Every time and every one shoots it about 10-12" low and an inch or two to the left. The other people that have shot it include former military and a current state trooper. All same results. I can't locate a laser bore sighter in 10mm automatic.


i am 18 and live outside city limits and would like to know what fire arms i can have in my truck such as my 41 long colt, AR15, hunting rife or my 20ga shot gun


Perk Set 1
Special Grenades +3 (No Smoke Grenades)
Satchel Charge + 2 (Detonate Explosives)
M9A1 Bazooka + 2 (Rockets)
Bomb Squad + Infinite (Seek Explosives)
Bouncing Betty + 2 (Mines)
Bandoiler + More Ammo
Primary Grenades + 2 (Any)
M2 FlameThrower + (Infinite Fire)
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Perk Set 2
Stoping Power + (More Bullet Damage)
FireWorks + (More Explosive Damage)
Flak Jacket + (Less Vonerable To Explosives)
Juggernaut + (Increased Health)
Camouflage + (Unseen To Enemy's Recon Planes)
Sleight Of Hand + (Faster Reloads)
Double Tap + (Increased Rate Of Fire)
OverKill + (Two Primary Weapons No Side Arms)
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Perk Set 3
Deep Impact + (Deeper Bullet Penetration)
Extreme Conditioning + (Sprint Longer)
Steady Aim + (Better Accuracy)
Toss Back + (Resets Fuse Of Picked Up Grenades)
Second Chance + (Revive Downed Allies)
Martyrdom + (Drop Grenade When Killed)
Fire Proof + (Reduces Fire Damage) + (Not Invincible To Fire)
Dead Silence + (More Quite When Walking)
=================================================== Primary Weapons
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Bolt Action Rifles
Spring Field
Arisaka
Mosin-Nagant
Kar98K
PTRS-41
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Rifles
SVT-40
Gewehr 43
M1 Garand
STG-44
M1A1 Carbine
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Submachine Guns
Thompson
MP40
Type 100
PPSh-41
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Shotguns
M1897 Trench Gun
Double-Barreled Shotgun
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Machine Guns
Type 99
BAR
DP-28
MG42
FG42
Browning M1919
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Side Arms
Colt M1911
Nambu
Walther P38
Tokarev TT-33
.357 Magnum
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Primary Grenades
Frag
N 74 ST
Molotov Cocktail
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Special Grnades
Smoke Grenade
Tabun Gas (Messes With Vision And MoveMent)
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From Master PLZ Comment


Okay I am writing and story and its called "Master of Ravens"

My little brother is nine years old the first time I decide to kill him.

During the night, snow fell over the jagged wreckage of our land. In the morning I realize he will follow me outside if I call to him. Like an awkward-limbed colt hea��ll stumble through the snowdrifts, and I can leave him to the ice and wind in the shadow of a three-walled building. No one will see me. Our father will think he has gotten lost on his own. I too will cry when they find his body. When the mourning is done, however, I will be my father's true and only son. a�?Cam,a�� he will call to me, and Ia��ll kneel down before him.

My father. Master of Ravens. Crow-Runner. The Blackbird King.

I pull on my winter boots, knot the coarse laces.

My little brother asks, a�?Cam. Where are you going?a��

a�?Out,a�� I tell him.

a�?To play in the snow?a��

a�?To look at it.a��

When he was born, my little brother was named Taliesin. His is a world without myths, of course. Such things perished in the great fires; books, histories, all the old words. Still, the name has come to mean bright power, shining brow. Cameron means crooked nose.

Outside the sun is bright on the snow and I shield my eyes against its glare. My little brother hasna��t dressed himself properly for the cold. As he shivers he sneaks glances at my face, to see if I notice. I pretend not to.

a�?Come on,a�� I say.

My little brother is only nine years old but he is stubborn, determined. I will be fourteen next fall and my legs are much longer than his, though our father says theya��ll always be so. Besides, my mother was a gypsy. I was born during my fathera��s wilder days, into motor oil and engine grease. It means I am strong, but the gypsies are tinkers. I can never inherit my fathera��s birds.

Frail, spoiled Taliesin, who killed his frail, spoiled mother to be born, stumbles at my side. I catch his arm. Dona��t die yet, I think. Ita��s too soon. Dona��t die.

I suppose Ia��m surprised when he follows so far without asking to rest. At last, when our fathera��s home can no longer be seen over our shoulders, he crouches down and stares off sullenly into the low distance.

a�?Stopping now?a�� I ask him.

He doesna��t answer.

a�?I brought lunch,a�� I say.

He still refuses to talk, but his stomach will get the better of him. I leave him where he is to clear the snow off a crumbling wall, and soon enough he appears around the corner to watch me eat.

How will I do it? I wonder. I could pretend wea��re playing a game and abandon him, covering the tracks we made on my way home. Yet the chances of him being found or of somehow finding his way back are too strong. What will I do when my father knows I left him to the snow, or when my little brothera��s accusations drive me into exile?

a�?Fine,a�� I say, after hea��s eaten his fill of my food. a�?Leta��s go.a��


Colt 45 nickle plated SN# is in the 70,000 range. The top slide is a US&S Co. Blued. Whats it worth?





See here's my problem... I have a colt that needs to be halter broken but I'm pregnant so it's not safe for me to do it myself. My boyfriend and mom volunteered but they don't have any experience so I'll have to walk them through it. I also lost my round pen a few months ago due to a grass fire and I only have a small feeding pen, the colt is only used to me, and he doesn't like to have his face touched even by me. I'd hate to chute him but I'm thinking that may be the only way to get the halter on him without potentially getting my less experienced volunteers hurt in the process. I thought about getting my fiance to brush and feed and accustom the colt to him as well as train my fiance at the same time first but Stephen just doesn't have the time to do it as often as I do. Any ideas?

P.S. There are no other local trainers for me to hire. The closest one it 64 miles away and he wants an arm and a leg to come do it.
He's never been haltered before and he's 9 months. And he'll let anyone touch him all over including lifting his feet and tail and even spraying him with fly spray, he just shies his face away when you go to mess with his face... I'd consider it his only vice, he's so mild mannered otherwise with never a kick or a bite for anyone even small children.


Hey I just got a new colt-45 transparent airsoft gun for christmas. I got talked to by the police about my airsoft guns about a year ago.

I read an airsoft manual that says replica fire arms are not the clear airsoft guns... Is it legal to have an airsoft fight in my friends neghborhood?


I have extensive training with firearms. I have a custom carbine lengthed FAL in 308 and an AK. Both guns at close range I can out shoot any of the cops, military and private security I come into contact with. I usually can beat them with my iron sights while they have electronic sights, not to mention I am a lefty. I can even reload quicker with these ancient weapons than those with AR's. I live in the US so most people who do this kind of work run AR's.

I am thinking getting an AR and dumping the FAL or the AK. My thinking is that if I am this good with an AK or a FAL with a crappy and slow manual of arms and iron sights I can be AMAZING with an AR with an electronic sight such as an aimpoint.

I have no problem fighting with the fal or the ak within fifty yards but I have serious problem firing out at further distances and I think an AR would solve this. With a 1 in 7 twist barrel I can run heavier grained ammo and don't have to worry about the fact the AR is a lesser caliber weapon.

Am I Wrong?

The only hesitation I have is the AR platform, in all the weeklong or two day classes I have been in the AR's always go down. I have seen usually I have never had either my AK or FAL go down after the thousands and thousands of rounds I put through them. I would only buy a top tier AR like an LMT or a COLT but I am still weary of the system.
I would disagree with you about the break in period. They are BS. Look at any firearms produced by large companies that have serious shares in military and law enforcement circles. I purchase a gun, I run minimum five hundred rounds through it, any problems it goes back to the manufacturer.
"Fancy equipment" are force multipliers. Magnified scopes allow for more precise shooting as well as better target identification. Lasers allow for unconventional shooting positions such as using cover. Electronic scopes allow for quicker sighting, use of cover more effectively, use at low light situations.

Bro don't be jealous that I have like thirty thousand dollars of firearms training in the last two years not including travel expenses and ammunition.

What I'm asking if I have the right thinking that a better platform is worth it to dump these lesser platforms.
During the Falkans war british commands dumped the FAL for the AR15 firearm. I'm guessing cause it's a better platform
ar's in 762 39 don't run reliably enough scratch them


I own a Taurus judge (revolver) which chambers both .45 colt and .410 shot shells,
In a self defense situation,
If I were to fire #4 or #7 1/2 .410 bird shot from my drivers seat at my or the passenger side window (that would be closed) would there be any deflection coming back towards me or would there be a clean hole made


The Green Bay Packers are heading into their bye after a big win over the Indianapolis Colts in week seven, 34-14. Their defense is banged up with injuries, but that didn't stop them from getting two interceptions, both returned for touchdowns, and holding Peyton Manning and the Colt's offense to fourteen points. Aaron Rodgers went 75% passing with 186 yards and a touchdown. Ryan grant went 31 carries with 105 yards and a touchdown. Overall the packers dominated to colts in week 7 and with the bye in week 8 they will most likely get their starters back on defense, making in my oppinion a very strong Packer defense. Aaron Rodger's shoulder will most likely get healthy and, again my oppionion, will really cause a threat to the titans as he is very accurate and mobile, and with a healthy arm he will most likely cut them open sometime in the game.

The Tenessee Titans are heading into Monday Night Football in week 8 against the Indianapolis Colts. They won their last game to the chiefs 34-10, and are the only team in the NFL with an undefeated record. Their main attack on offense is the run. They ran 332 yards last week and scored four touchdowns. Their defense held the opposing offense to ten points as well, but they were playing the Chiefs I might add. If they run the ball this well in week 9, the packers offense has to score a heck of a lot to win this game. The one thing the packers should be looking forward to is to mess up this Titan quarterback. Collins went 11-18 with 123 yards last week. Only 18 attempts? 61% passing? 123 yards? Not the best quarterback. If the packers can stop the run and force them to throw a little more than eighteen times, look for some costly interceptions. Even if they pass less than eighteen times, look for an interception because the packers secondary is pretty darn good, but it probably won't be that costly considering the Titans would be having success on the ground. Their defense is pretty good, only allowing ten points, but they WERE playing the chiefs, and the packers aren't a cup-cake offense. They'll have to try and stop Aaron Rodgers, who's on fire, and try and stop the wide reciever corps they have which is one of the best in the league. As for their run defense, they're not up against much, as Ryan grant is not playing that well this season. But, he is still a force of a running back to be reckoned with, and should be takin seriously.

Let's compare the posistions of two teams, shall we?

Quarter Back
Aaron Rodgers: His first full year as a starting quarterback is going very well. He is very mobile and can make plays WHEN THEY'RE THERE. He sometimes takes his eyes of the field, but he doesn't force anything, is VERY accurate, and is playing solid. A-.
Kerry Collins: Average. Some would say Aaron is average, but he might be a little ahead. Kerry is spot-on. When you think of the Titans, you think run, so you don't think of Collins, you think of Johnson and Williams. But Collins gets the job done when the Titans need it, buts that really it. B+.

Running Back:
Ryan Grant: He is definitley not doing as well as he did last year. He hasn't had a 4.0 game yet, and only has one touchdown. His vision isn't that good, and he isn't as explosive. But, in the second half of the season, that gaem against Indianapolis might bring the old Grant back to the Pack. Maybe... C
Chris Johnson: He is a very good back, and when paired up with Williams, they make the one of the best running games in the nfl. I don't know what to say, he's just very good. He's not Adrian Peterson, but's he's something. A.

Wide Recievers:
Packers: They have five of the best wide recievers and tight ends in teh Nfl. They can run, catch, and get open. They sure do make it easy for Aaron. A+.
Titans: Average. They don't make it easier for Kerry, but they don't make it harder either. C+.

O-Line:
Packers: They are average. They definitley can block for the pass ad run, but it's penalties and consistency they suffer in. If they play the way they did vs the colts, then they make a solid line. B.
Titans: You have to be pretty good if you block for 332 yards. It's not all Johnson, it's the line too. A.

D-Line:
Packers: They don't cause as much pressure as they shoud, with so much talent, but they still are a good line. They'll also get key linemen back after the bye, they hope. B+.
Titans: Great line. Even when they don't blitz, pressure is caused. A very good line that most offenses should fear. A-.

Secondary:
Packers: One of the best in the NFL. Great pass defenders, and keep their eyes on the ball so they can pick it off. Also, they have good speed, so they can cause a lot of defensive touchdowns when they want to. They also do a good job of keeping running backs from gaining BIG gains if they get throught the line. A+.
Titans: Great. Not AS good as the packers very talented secondary, but still very good. They intercept and pass block well, and also aren't like some secondaries who a
are amazing at pass blocking but can't tackle worth ****. A-.

I have the Packers and the Titans tied 3-3 in posistion grades. The titans are 6-0, and the packers are 4-3, but the packers have played a number of playoff teams, while the titans have played one or two. The titans have their hands full against the packers, and the packers have their hands full againts the Titans. Very hard choice and could be up for game of the week, depending what happens against the colts this week.

The packers need to step up and play a phenonamal football game like against Indianapolis, and the titans need to keep running the ball and find a way to get around the packer secondary. Most games that are predicted to be blowouts turn to 13-10, games predicted to be shootouts turn to be 41-6, and games that are predicted to be close turn to be 56-3. I don't want to predict this a close game and/or shootout, but I don't want to predict against it when that might as well be the turnout. I'll predict a v
ery well fought game by both teams, but the packers coming out on top, 41-17. That could be considered a blowout, but most of the packer points will be in the fourth quarter, and 10 of the titan points will be in the first half. Here's my box score:
Titans: 3-7-7-0
Packers: 7-7-13-14

I know that I sound like a cheesehead, and that I have a biased preview, but I'm a Lion fan, with the Broncos as my number 2 team, then the titans. Maybe I am a little mad that the titans are 6-0 while my lions are 0-6, but I think the titans, while still a very powerful team, haven't really proven themselves by winning against a strong team (yes, they played the lions), and the packers are that test. And I predict that they will fail. They are a still a solid team, but the packers, I think, will come out of tennessee with more points, therefore winning. Packers on season - 11-5. Titans on season - 13-3.

Thanks for reading and please comment!


The Green Bay Packers are heading into their bye after a big win over the Indianapolis Colts in week seven, 34-14. Their defense is banged up with injuries, but that didn't stop them from getting two interceptions, both returned for touchdowns, and holding Peyton Manning and the Colt's offense to fourteen points. Aaron Rodgers went 75% passing with 186 yards and a touchdown. Ryan grant went 31 carries with 105 yards and a touchdown. Overall the packers dominated to colts in week 7 and with the bye in week 8 they will most likely get their starters back on defense, making in my oppinion a very strong Packer defense. Aaron Rodger's shoulder will most likely get healthy and, again my oppionion, will really cause a threat to the titans as he is very accurate and mobile, and with a healthy arm he will most likely cut them open sometime in the game.

The Tenessee Titans are heading into Monday Night Football in week 8 against the Indianapolis Colts. They won their last game to the chiefs 34-10, and are the only team in the NFL with an undefeated record. Their main attack on offense is the run. They ran 332 yards last week and scored four touchdowns. Their defense held the opposing offense to ten points as well, but they were playing the Chiefs I might add. If they run the ball this well in week 9, the packers offense has to score a heck of a lot to win this game. The one thing the packers should be looking forward to is to mess up this Titan quarterback. Collins went 11-18 with 123 yards last week. Only 18 attempts? 61% passing? 123 yards? Not the best quarterback. If the packers can stop the run and force them to throw a little more than eighteen times, look for some costly interceptions. Even if they pass less than eighteen times, look for an interception because the packers secondary is pretty darn good, but it probably won't be that costly considering the Titans would be having success on the ground. Their defense is pretty good, only allowing ten points, but they WERE playing the chiefs, and the packers aren't a cup-cake offense. They'll have to try and stop Aaron Rodgers, who's on fire, and try and stop the wide reciever corps they have which is one of the best in the league. As for their run defense, they're not up against much, as Ryan grant is not playing that well this season. But, he is still a force of a running back to be reckoned with, and should be takin seriously.

Let's compare the posistions of two teams, shall we?

Quarter Back
Aaron Rodgers: His first full year as a starting quarterback is going very well. He is very mobile and can make plays WHEN THEY'RE THERE. He sometimes takes his eyes of the field, but he doesn't force anything, is VERY accurate, and is playing solid. A-.
Kerry Collins: Isn't doing terrible, isn't doing good. He doesn't get many attempts to prove himself, but that is becuase they have a great running game and becuase Kerry isn't the best. He isn't as mobile as rodgers, and definitley not as accurate. He doesn't make big plays, but doesn't throw interceptions too often (that might change in week 9). C-.

Running Back:
Ryan Grant: He is definitley not doing as well as he did last year. He hasn't had a 4.0 game yet, and only has one touchdown. His vision isn't that good, and he isn't as explosive. But, in the second half of the season, that gaem against Indianapolis might bring the old Grant back to the Pack. Maybe... C
Chris Johnson: He is a very good back, and when paired up with Williams, they make the one of the best running games in the nfl. I don't know what to say, he's just very good. He's not Adrian Peterson, but's he's something. A-.

Wide Recievers:
Packers: They have five of the best wide recievers and tight ends in teh Nfl. They can run, catch, and get open. They sure do make it easy for Aaron. A+.
Titans: Average. They don't make it easier for Kerry, but they don't make it harder either. C+.

O-Line:
Packers: They are average. They definitley can block for the pass ad run, but it's penalties and consistency they suffer in. If they play the way they did vs the colts, then they make a solid line. B.
Titans: You have to be pretty good if you block for 332 yards. It's not all Johnson, it's the line too. A.

D-Line:
Packers: They don't cause as much pressure as they shoud, with so much talent, but they still are a good line. They'll also get key linemen back after the bye, they hope. B+.
Titans: Good line. Does what it needs to do. It can look great at times, but also look terrible. B-.

Secondary:
Packers: One of the best in the NFL. Great pass defenders, and keep their eyes on the ball so they can pick it off. Also, they have good speed, so they can cause a lot of defensive touchdowns when they want to. They also do a good job of keeping running backs from gaining BIG gains if they get throught the line. A+.
Titans: Great. They let a quarter back go for 9/10 last week, and don't pick the ball as well as the packers, but overall a solid
secondary that's good enough to beat average quarterbacks. B+.

I have the Packers beating the Titans 4-2 in posistion grades. The titans are 6-0, and the packers are 4-3, but the packers have played a number of playoff teams, while the titans have played one or two. The titans have their hands full against the packers, and the packers have their hands full againts the Titans. That's one of the reasons I'm giving four predictions.

If the packers play like they did vs the colts and the line can keep the run game below 120 yards overall, I pick the Packers to win 41-10.

If the Packers play like the 4-3 team they are, and let go of the run, but the titans come to play like the packers are 0-7, then the packers win 37-24.

If the packers play like they did against tampa, and the titans running game plays like it did last week, then Titans win 31-14.

If Titans play like the 6-0 team they are and packers play like the 4-3 they are, Titans win 21-17.

I will be fair and give my
I will be fair and give my prediction of what I WILL think will happen, and not just leave you with four predictions. I belive the Packers will walk away with the win, 41-10, and will continue the season finishing with a 11-5 or 12-4 record while the Titans finish with a 12-4 or a 13-3 record.

Thanks for reading and please comment!


On top of the barrel it sais NATIONAL ARMS N.Y. USA. The serial number is on the bottom of the grip, it's 151676. It's a top break .32, not a "teat fire". It's browned with black checkered grips. Colt bought National Arms of N.Y. in 1870, But this gun looks like the top breaks made in the early 1900s. Any Ideas?






i wasnt talking about the stephen king verison i was taling about a diff book and i was wondering if you liked it
it id nothing like the twilight you think i am talking about this is one i found at some store


His name was Johnny Unitas. The game was football. He is one of the greatest quarterbacks ever to grace the gridiron. Johnny Unitas is to football like Hank Aaron is to baseball. He was such a great quarterback, that his greatest record is still unsurpassed. Johnny U, threw a touchdown pass every for 47 consecutive games. Although many football greats have come and gone, none have been able to break this record, dubbed a�?the mount Everest of footballa�?. He has been selected for the Pro- Bowl ten times, another record that has yet to be beaten. The runner up for this record is the current Indianapolis colts quarterback, Peyton Manning, with eight straight appearances. Among other achievements of Unitas, he has also been a three-time NFL champion, one time super bowl champion, a three time AP NFL MVP, a three time Pro bowl MVP, and received the Walter Payton man of the year award in 1970. a�?The Golden Arma�? started his football career for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1955. He was round 9, number 109 draft pick. He played for the San Diego Chargers in 1973, but really made a name for himself when he was drafted to play for the Baltimore Colts in 1956 ran by the legendary coach Weeb Ewbank. With leadership by Unitas, The Colts won the NFL championship in 1958 defeating the New York Giants 23-17 in the NFLa��s first ever overtime. This game versus the Giants is often referred to as a�? the greatest game ever playeda�?. After many a�?just okaya�? seasons, Ewbank was fired and was replaced by Bob Shula. Unitas finished the season with a career best 3,418 passing yards and also led in pass completions with 237. In 1968, the colts finally made it to Super Bowl III versus the New York Jets. One of the most talked about super bowls, due to a controversy with another one of footballs best, New York Jets quarterback, Joe Namath. Namath declared the Jets were going to win the game before it even started. Although Unitas was out the entire season with an injury, he came out to play in the game. The colts tasted a bitter defeat when the Jets beat the colts 16-7. Johnny U refusing to end his career without a super bowl win, lead the colts to Super bowl V in 1970 against the Dallas Cowboys. The Colts defeated the Cowboys in a nail biting 16-13 victory. A game much similar to Super Bowl XLII, the games victor was determined in the very last minuets. The underdog, took home the Lombardi trophy home to Baltimore. Super Bowl V is often referred to as a�?The Blunder Bowla�? due to the many mistakes made in the game by both teams. The Cowboys had a record ten penalties and four turnovers and the Colts turned the ball over seven times.. After this victorious season, Unitas never made it to the NFLa��s finale again, coming close in 1971 when the Colts played in the AFC title game versus the Miami dolphins. In 1973 Unitas was traded to the San Diego Chargers and retired from football in 1974. He finished his 17 NFL seasons with 2,830 completions in 5,186 passes for 40,239 yards and 290 touchdowns, with 253 interceptions. He also rushed for 1,777 yards and 13 touchdowns. He was the fist quarter back to throw for more than 40,000 yards in one season, in an era when the NFL only played 14 games a season. After his playing days were finished, Unitas married and raised a family in Baltimore, Maryland while he pursued a career in broadcasting. Although Unitas passed away in 2002 his legacy continues to live on. Retired Bears quarterback Sid Luckman was quoted "He was better than me. Better than Sammy Baugh. Better than anyone."


His name was Johnny Unitas. The game was football. He is one of the greatest quarterbacks ever to grace the gridiron. Johnny Unitas is to football like Hank Aaron is to baseball. He was such a great quarterback, that his greatest record is still unsurpassed. Johnny U, threw a touchdown pass every for 47 consecutive games. Although many football greats have come and gone, none have been able to break this record, dubbed a�?the mount Everest of footballa�?. He has been selected for the Pro- Bowl ten times, another record that has yet to be beaten. The runner up for this record is the current Indianapolis colts quarterback, Peyton Manning, with eight straight appearances. Among other achievements of Unitas, he has also been a three-time NFL champion, one time super bowl champion, a three time AP NFL MVP, a three time Pro bowl MVP, and received the Walter Payton man of the year award in 1970. a�?The Golden Arma�? started his football career for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1955. He was round 9, number 109 draft pick. He played for the San Diego Chargers in 1973, but really made a name for himself when he was drafted to play for the Baltimore Colts in 1956 ran by the legendary coach Weeb Ewbank. With leadership by Unitas, The Colts won the NFL championship in 1958 defeating the New York Giants 23-17 in the NFLa��s first ever overtime. This game versus the Giants is often referred to as a�? the greatest game ever playeda�?. After many a�?just okaya�? seasons, Ewbank was fired and was replaced by Bob Shula. Unitas finished the season with a career best 3,418 passing yards and also led in pass completions with 237. In 1968, the colts finally made it to Super Bowl III versus the New York Jets. One of the most talked about super bowls, due to a controversy with another one of footballs best, New York Jets quarterback, Joe Namath. Namath declared the Jets were going to win the game before it even started. Although Unitas was out the entire season with an injury, he came out to play in the game. The colts tasted a bitter defeat when the Jets beat the colts 16-7. Johnny U refusing to end his career without a super bowl win, lead the colts to Super bowl V in 1970 against the Dallas Cowboys. The Colts defeated the Cowboys in a nail biting 16-13 victory. A game much similar to Super Bowl XLII, the games victor was determined in the very last minuets. The underdog, took home the Lombardi trophy home to Baltimore. Super Bowl V is often referred to as a�?The Blunder Bowla�? due to the many mistakes made in the game by both teams. The Cowboys had a record ten penalties and four turnovers and the Colts turned the ball over seven times.. After this victorious season, Unitas never made it to the NFLa��s finale again, coming close in 1971 when the Colts played in the AFC title game versus the Miami dolphins. In 1973 Unitas was traded to the San Diego Chargers and retired from football in 1974. He finished his 17 NFL seasons with 2,830 completions in 5,186 passes for 40,239 yards and 290 touchdowns, with 253 interceptions. He also rushed for 1,777 yards and 13 touchdowns. He was the fist quarter back to throw for more than 40,000 yards in one season, in an era when the NFL only played 14 games a season. After his playing days were finished, Unitas married and raised a family in Baltimore, Maryland while he pursued a career in broadcasting. Although Unitas passed away in 2002 his legacy continues to live on. Retired Bears quarterback Sid Luckman was quoted "He was better than me. Better than Sammy Baugh. Better than anyone."


I recently purchased a Ruger Blackhawk revolver capable of firing both ACP and Long Colt ammunition.

I purchased it for use as a side-arm for bear hunting and was wondering which ammo is recommended to use.

What are the pros and cons of the 2 different types?


I'm used to seeing semi-auto/gas-operated pistols that look fairly short, like 3-5 inch barrels, with only old guns like revolvers ever any longer. In The Punisher, though, Castle has two Colt 1911's that look like they're 6-7 inches, which I've never seen before. Is there a company that makes them like that already? Do they maybe make the Mark 23 (the SOCOM), or a variation of it, with a longer barrel like that, since it's supposed to shoot 2" groups at 50 yards so it could be used by Special Forces as a "real" weapon? I'm just wondering, because, for one, I'm interested in fire-arms in general, and two, I might want a longer handgun when I go in the service, if I were to go into any of the Combat Arms MOS's If there were any real advantages to it, that is. And yes, I already thought about problems getting it out of the holster. That's why I would purchase a soft holster, cut some of the top of the front off of it, and keep the button snapped when I don't need it.


Just wondering (for anyone experienced in the use of fire-arms) If I was to say that someone opened fire with a Colt AR15 on live targets in a confined space like a cafe and shot 32 people, Killed 20 and injured 12 with the first 12 kills occuring within 15 seconds (each kill was with a single shot to the head) would you believe me? Is this possible? Becuase to me it seems a little far-fetched.
Also if you have any "credentials" such as your in the army, or your in SWAT etc. could you put that in your answer, thanks.
the reasons i ask is becuase this is apparently what happened in a massacre in Australia committed by a man with an IQ of 66, however as i said before this seems to far-fetched to be true.


RAW brand

Male wrestlers
Shelton Benjamin
Lance Cade
Carlito (Carly ColA?n)
John Cena
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Jim Duggan
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Shad Gaspard
Charlie Haas
Jeff Hardy
JTG (Jayson Paul)
Brian Kendrick
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Paul London
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Jillian Hall (Jillian Fletcher)
Mickie James
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Mike Chioda - Senior Official
Jack Doan
Marty Elias (Marty Rubalcaba)
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Ron Simmons - Occasional appearances

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Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch
Paul London and Brian Kendrick
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Batista (Dave Bautista)
Deuce (James Reiher, Jr.)
Domino (Cliff Compton)
Kenny Dykstra (Ken Doane)
Edge (Adam Copeland)
Eugene (Nick Dinsmore)
Finlay (David Finlay)
Ric Flair (Richard Fliehr)
Funaki (Shoichi Funaki)
The Great Khali (Dalip Singh)
Chavo Guerrero (Salvador Guerrero III)
Matt Hardy
Mark Henry
Kane (Glen Jacobs)
Brett Major (Matt Cardona)
Brian Major (Brian Myers)
Chris Masters (Chris Mordetsky)
Shannon Moore
Jamie Noble (James Gibson)
Montel Vontavious Porter (Alvin Burke, Jr.)
Dave Taylor
Jimmy Wang Yang (James Yun)

Female wrestlers
Kristal Marshall - Also a Backstage Interviewer; Teddy Long's Personal Assistant
Michelle McCool
Torrie Wilson
Victoria (Lisa Marie Varon)

Referees
Mickie Henson - Senior Official
Jim Korderas
Charles Robinson

Other on-air talent
Cherry (Kara Drew) - Valet of Deuce 'N Domino
Tony Chimel - Ring announcer
Michael Cole (Michael Sean Coulthard) - Play-by-play commentator of SmackDown! and Managing Editor of WWE.com
Vickie Guerrero - Assistant General Manager
Hornswoggle (Dylan Postl) - Sidekick of Finlay
John "Bradshaw" Layfield - Color commentator of SmackDown!
Theodore Long - General Manager
Maryse (Maryse Ouellet) - Appears in commercial post-bumps
Runjin Singh (Dave Kapoor) - Translator of The Great Khali

Inactive talent
Sylvan Grenier- Working dark matches
Gregory Helms - Major neck injury, receiving neck fusion surgery
Hardcore Holly (Bob Howard) - Suffered a (kayfabe) broken arm; healing from elbow surgery
Chris Kay - Referee; Under 60 day suspension[citation needed]
Ashley Massaro - (kayfabe) Suspended by Mr. McMahon
Rey Mysterio (Oscar Gutierrez) - Knee surgery; has been (kayfabe) re-injured
The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) - Suffered a biceps tear

Stables and tag teams
Deuce 'N Domino with Cherry
The Major Brothers (Brett Major and Brian Major)

ECW brand

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Chris Benoit
The Boogeyman (Marty Wright)
Elijah Burke
CM Punk (Phil Brooks)
Marcus Cor Von (Monty Brown)
Tommy Dreamer (Tom Laughlin)
Balls Mahoney (Jonathan Rechner)
The Miz (Mike Mizanin)
Johnny Nitro (John Hennigan)
Nunzio (James Maritato)
Stevie Richards (Michael Manna)
Matt Striker (Matthew Kaye)
Kevin Thorn (Kevin Fertig)
Viscera (Nelson Frazier, Jr.)

Referees
Scott Armstrong (Joseph James Jr.) - Senior Official
John Cone
Mike Posey

Other on-air talent
Brooke Adams - Appears in Extreme ExposA�
Kelly Kelly (Barbara Blank) - Appears in Extreme ExposA�
Layla (Layla El) - Appears in Extreme ExposA�
Justin Roberts - Ring announcer
Joey Styles (Joseph Bonsignore) - Play-by-play commentator of ECW
Tazz (Peter Senerchia) - Color commentator of ECW

Inactive talent
Rob Van Dam (Rob Szatkowski) - Out indefinitely with a (kayfabe) concussion, contract expiring, not expected to re-sign

Stables and tag teams
The New Breed (Elijah Burke, Marcus Cor Von and Matt Striker)

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Ohio Valley Wrestling

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Jay Bradley (Brad Bradley)
Paul Burchill
Colt Cabana (Scott Colton)
Chet the Jett (Neil Bzibziak)
Atlas DaBone
Jesse Dalton (Ray Gordy)
Justice Dalton (Drew Hankinson)
Jacob Duncan (Ryan Wilson)
Charles Evans
Jake Hager
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K.C. James (Kurt Sellers)
Johnny Jeter
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Vladimir Kozlov (Oleg Prudius)
Michael Washington Kruel (Mike Kruel)
Steven Lewington
Mike Mondo (Michael Brendli)
Derrick Neikirk
Nick Nemeth
Antoni Polaski (Michael Depoli)
Mason Raige (Jeff Velocci)
Cody Rhodes (Cody Runnels)
Dan Rodman (Daniel Rodimer)
Chris Rombola
Shawn Spears (Ronnie Arniell)
Ace Steel (Chris Guy)
Aaron Stevens

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Victoria Crawford
Katie Lea (Katarina Waters)
Beth Phoenix (Elizabeth Carolan)
Roucka (Milena Roucka) - Valet of Mike Kruel

Other on-air talent
Dr. Thomas (Tommaso Whitney) - Manager of Charles Evans & Justin LaRoche
Kevin Keenan - Referee

Inactive talent
Matt Cappotelli - Recently had successful brain surgery; return date unknown

Stables and tag teams
The Daltons (Jesse Dalton and Justice Dalton)
The James Boys (Kassidy James and K.C. James)
Team Elite (Mike Knox and Derrick Neikirk)
Terminal Velocity (Chet the Jett and Steven Lewington)

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Male wrestlers
Afa Jr. (Afa Anoa'i, Jr.)
Robert Anthony
Drew Galloway
G-Rilla (George Murdoch)
Kofi Nahaje Kingston
Heath Miller
Ryan O'Reilly
Shawn Osborne (Shawn McGrath)
Eric Perez
Sheamus O'Shaunessy
Sonny Siaki
Russell Simpson
Harry Smith
Ryklon Stephens
Keith Walker
T.J. Wilson

Female wrestlers
Nattie Neidhart
Shantelle Taylor (Shantelle Malawski)
Krissy Vaine (Kristin Eubanks)

Other on-air talent
Wes Adams - Referee
Nick Patrick (Nick Hamilton) - Referee

Stables and tag teams
The Samoan Fight Club - (Afa Jr. & Sonny Siaki)

Unassigned talent

Male wrestlers
Eddie ColA?n
RenA� DuprA�e (RenA� Goguen)
Chris Gray
Mariusz Puczko
Hade Vansen

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Beulah McGillicutty (Trisa Hayes)

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Simon Dean (Mike Bucci) - Talent Development Manager
John Laurinaitis - Senior Vice President of Talent Relations
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Court Bauer - SmackDown! brand
John Carle - Unspecified
Christopher DeJoseph - SmackDown! brand
Brian Gewirtz - Vice President; Head Writer for RAW brand
Michael Hayes (Michael Seitz) - Vice President; Head Writer for SmackDown! brand
Jen Hunt - Unspecified
Dave Kapoor - RAW brand
Ed Koskey - RAW brand
David Lagana - Head Writer for ECW brand
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Arn Anderson (Martin Lunde) - RAW Senior Producer
Brad Armstrong (Brad James)
Gerald Brisco
Brooklyn Brawler (Steve Lombardi)
Tony Garea (Anthony Garcia)
Robert Gibson (Reuben Kane)
Steve Keirn - FCW Director
Blackjack Lanza (Jack Lanza)
Dean Malenko (Dean Simon) - ECW Senior Producer
Pat Patterson (Pierre Clemont)
Brother Love (Bruce Prichard)
Dr. Tom Prichard - FCW Head Trainer
Irwin R. Schyster (Mike Rotunda)
Ricky Steamboat (Richard Blood)
Sgt. Slaughter (Robert Remus)
Al Snow (Allen Sarven) - OVW Head Trainer
Tim White
Steve Williams
Barry Windham

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Max Bretos - Part-time interviewer
Dorothy Brill - Senior Vice President of Human Resources
Carlos Cabrera - Spanish commentator
Peter Clifford - Vice President of Affiliate Sales
Edward S. Cohen a�� Executive Vice President
Kristi D'Aliso a�� Promotions Manager
Lou D'Angeli - Director of Promotions and Event Marketing
Gary Davis - Director of WWE Smackdown Your Vote!
Carl Demarco - President of WWE Canada
Basil DeVito a�� Director of Marketing Initiatives
Pete DiNicola - Senior Vice President
Darren Drozdov - WWE.com reporter
Kevin Dunn - Executive Vice President of Television Production
The Fabulous Moolah (Lillian Ellison) - Makes occasional appearances
Howard Finkel - Part-time announcer
Donna Goldsmith - Executive Vice President of Consumer Products
Paul Heyman
Hillbilly Jim (Jim Morris) - Public Relations
Jim Johnston - Music Director
Brian Kalinowski - General Manager of Digital Media
Edward Kaufman - Executive Vice President
David Kenin - Member of the Board of Directors'
Jack Korpela - Part-time color commentator of Heat
Neil Lawi - General Manager of WWE Music
Dan Levi - Senior Vice President of Marketing
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Linda McMahon - Chief Executive Officer
Marissa Mazzola-McMahon - Director of National Public Relations
Shane McMahon - Executive Vice President of Global Media, Head of Media Relations Department
Vince McMahon - WWE Chairman
Heather Mitchel - Producer
Stephan Moore - Retail Development Manager
Christopher Nowinski - Public Relations
Gene Okerlund - Part-time interviewer
Joseph Perkins - Member of the Board of Directors
"Rowdy" Roddy Piper (Roderick Toombs) - Makes occasional appearances
Dr. Ferdinand Rios - Physician
Jason Robinson - Set Design
Geof Rochester - Executive Vice President of Marketing
Monty Ross - Senior Director of Marketing
Marcelo Rodriguez - Spanish commentator
James A. Rothschild a�� Senior Vice President
Hugo Savinovich - Spanish commentator
Bob Schrader - WWE.com Fan Columnist
Melissa Seffens - Director of Network Affiliate Marketing
Frank Serpe - Chief Financial Officer
Michael Sileck - Chief Operating Officer
Joel Simon - President of WWE Films
Stuart Snyder - WWE President
Michael B. Solomon - Member of the Board of Directors
Steve Taylor - Vice President of Event Operations
Tim Walbert - Member of the Board of Directors
Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. - Member of the Board of Directors
Andrew Whitaker - Senior Vice President of International Television
Mark Yeaton - Timekeeper
Mae Young - Makes occasional appearances
Julie Youngberg-Drozdov - Costume designer Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
1960 Maurice Catarcio The Matador
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1960 Edward Gossett Eddie Graham
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1963 Antonino Rocca Antonino Rocca
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1963 Buddy Rogers "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers
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1969 Ed Farhat The Sheik
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1970 Wahoo McDaniel Wahoo McDaniel
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1972 Karl Istaz Karl Gotch
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1972 Camille Tourville Tarzan Tyler
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1974 Fred Blassie "Classy" Freddie Blassie Retired from wrestling to focus on being a manager. Citation needed
1974 Miguel Feliciano Miguel Feliciano
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1975 James Dudley James Dudley
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1976 Kevin Sullivan Kevin Sullivan
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1977 Wladek Kowalski Killer Kowalski
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1978 Charles Kalani, Jr. Professor Toru Tanaka
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1978 George Stipich Stan "The Man" Stasiak
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1979 Scott Irwin Yukon Eric
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1979 Ivan Koloff Ivan Koloff
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1979 Vincent J. McMahon Vincent J. McMahon Retired as owner of the WWWF and sold it to his son, Vincent K. McMahon. Citation needed
1979 Jimmy Valen Jimmy Valiant
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[edit] 1980's
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1980 Ernie Ladd "Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Citation needed
1980 Bill White Wild Bill White
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1981 Lawrence Whistler Larry Zbyszko
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1981 Ed White Moondog King
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1982 Eddie Gilbert "Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert
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1982 Lanny Kean Moondog Cujo
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1982 Paul McWight Moondog Rover
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1983 Tatsumi Fujinami Tatsumi Fujinami
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1983 Masa Saito Masa Saito
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1983 Bill Smithson Moondog Spike
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1984 Stan Hansen Stan Hansen
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1984 Houston Harris Bobo Brazil
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1984 Buzz Sawyer "Bulldog" Buzz Sawyer
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1984 Mikel Scicluna "Baron" Mikel Scicluna
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1984 Ray Stevens Ray Stevens
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1985 Mad Maxine Mad Maxine
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1985 Dick Murdoch Dick Murdoch
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1985 Dewey Robertson The Missing Link
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1985 Johnny Rodz Johnny Rodz
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1985 Buddy Rose "Playboy" Buddy Rose
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1985 Wendy Savinovich Wendi Richter
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1985 David Schultz "Dr. D" David Schultz Released after incident with reporter John Stossel. Citation needed
1986 Dory Funk, Jr. Hoss Funk
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1986 Stan Frazier Uncle Elmer
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1987 Takeshi Akabane Little Tokyo
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1987 Josef Bednarski Ivan Putski
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1987 Randy Colley Moondog Rex
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1987 Lionel Giroux Little Beaver Ended career after he suffered a back injury in a match with King Kong Bundy. Citation needed
1987 Raymond Kessler The Haiti Kid
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1987 Michael Kirschner Corporal Kirschner He failed a drug test and was suspended. Afterwards, Kirschner decided not to return. [1]
1987 Larry Latham Moondog Spot
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1987 Pedro Morales Pedro Morales
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1987 Barry Orton Barry O
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1987 Debbie Szestecki Debbie Combs
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1987 Eric Tovey Lord Littlebrook
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1987 Robert Windham Blackjack Mulligan
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June 1987 Tom Zenk Tom Zenk Contract dispute. Citation needed
July 4, 1987 Keith Franke Adrian Adonis
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1988 Sika Anoai Sika
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1988 Tom Billington Dynamite Kid
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1988 Craig Minervini Craig DeGeorge
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July 21 1988 Brian Blair B. Brian Blair Left due to unfulfilled promises to win the Tag Team titles never came to fruition. Citation needed
September 22 1988 Conrad Efraim S.D. Jones
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1988 Sam Fatu Tama
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1988 William Haynes, Jr. Billy Jack Haynes
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1988 Oliver Humperdink Oliver Humperdink
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1988 Reginald Lisowski The Crusher
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1988 Velvet Mykietowich Velvet McIntyre
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1988 Paul Orndorff "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff
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1988 Ken Patera Ken Patera
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1988 James Raschke The Baron
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1988 Sylvester Ritter Junkyard Dog, JYD
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1988 Bruno Sammartino Bruno Sammartino
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1988 David Sammartino David Sammartino
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1988 Patricia Karisma-Schroeder Leilani Kai
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1988 Michael Smith Sam Houston
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1988 "Superstar" Billy Graham "Superstar" Billy Graham
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1988 Peter Stilsbury Outback Jack
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1988 Noriyo Tateno Noriyo Tateno
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April 1988 Bruce Reed "The Natural" Butch Reed
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August 1988 Don Muraco Don Muraco
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1989 Tully Blanchard Tully Blanchard Was fired after failing a random drug test. Citation needed
1989 Scott Casey Scott Casey
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1989 Jean GagnA� Frenchy Martin
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1989 Ronald Herd "Outlaw" Ron Bass
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1989 Melissa Hiatt Missy Hyatt
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1989 John Minton Big John Studd
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1989 Masashi Ozawa Killer Kahn
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1989 Harley Race Harley Race
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1989 Robin Smith Rockin' Robin
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1989 Max Taogaga Siva Afi
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December 1989 Tom Lister, Jr. Zeus
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[edit] 1990's
Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
1990 Roger Barnes Ronnie Garvin
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1990 Allen Coage Bad News Brown Left due to claims that Vince McMahon failed to live up to promises. Citation needed
1990 Bill Eadie Ax
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1990 George Gray One Man Gang, Akeem
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1990 Hector Guerrero Gobbledygooker
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1990 James Janos Jesse Ventura
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1990 Al Perez Al Perez
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1990 Anthony White Tony Atlas, Saba Simba
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1990 Juanita Wright Sapphire
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1991 Brady Boone Battle Kat
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1991 Nick Busick Big Bully Busick Retired from wrestling. Citation needed
1991 Paul Centopani Paul Roma
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1991 Carly ColA?n Sr. Carly ColA?n Retired from wrestling. Citation needed
1991 Jim Barrell Boris Zhukov
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1991 Pete Doherty The Duke of Dorchester
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1991 Rick Harris Black Bart
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1991 Genichiro Tenryu Genichiro Tenryu
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1991 Koji Kitao Koji Kitao
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1991 AndrA� Rousimoff AndrA� the Giant Retired because he was too ill to continue wrestling. Citation needed
1991 John Tolos The Coach
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1992 Kerry Adkisson Texas Tornado Fired after failing random drug test. Citation needed
1992 Ray Fernandez Hercules
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1992 Elizabeth Hulette Miss Elizabeth Left the WWF shortly after her divorce from Randy Savage. Citation needed
1992 Adnan El Kassey General Adnan, Billy White Wolf
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1992 Andy Kindler Jamison
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1992 Mike McGuirk Mike McGuirk
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1992 James Reiher "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka
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1992 Terry Szopinski The Warlord
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1992 Pat Tanaka Pat Tanaka
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1992 John Wisniski, Jr. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
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January 1992 Adolfo Bresciano Dino Bravo Retired from wrestling. Citation needed
December 1992 Kevin Wacholz Nailz Reportedly released after he attacked Vince McMahon over a dispute over money. Citation needed
1993 Charles Ashenoff Max Moon
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1993 Rob Bartlett Rob Bartlett
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1993 Wayne Bloom Beau Beverly
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1993 Tom Boric Paul Diamond
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1993 James Brunzell "Jumpin'" Jim Brunzell
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1993 Barry Darsow Smash, Repo Man
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1993 Mike Enos Blake Beverly
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1993 Jorge Gonzales Giant Gonzales
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1993 Jimmy Hart Jimmy Hart Left after McMahon asked for him take a 50% pay cut. Citation needed
1993 Raymond Heenan Bobby Heenan Left after McMahon asked for him take a 50% pay cut. Citation needed
1993 Steve James Lance Cassidy
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1993 Ken Johnson Slick Left to concentrate on preaching in his church. Citation needed
1993 Ed Leslie Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake
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1993 Sean Mooney Sean Mooney
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1993 John Nord The Berzerker, The Viking
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1993 Matt Osborne Doink the Clown (#1), Matt Borne
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1993 Lanny Poffo The Genius, "Leaping" Lanny Poffo
Citation needed
1993 Sherri Russell "Sensational" Sherri Martel
Citation needed
1993 Jerome Saganovich Jerry Sags
Citation needed
1993 Merced Solis Tito Santana
Citation needed
1993 Philip Theis Damien Demento
Citation needed
1993 Brian Yandrisovitz Brian Knobbs
Citation needed
1994 Tony Halme Ludvig Borga Retired due to injury Citation needed
1994 Jim Harris Kamala
Citation needed
1994 Bruce Hart Bruce Hart
Citation needed
1994 Keith Hart Keith Hart
Citation needed
1994 Heidi Lee Morgan Heidi Lee Morgan
Citation needed
1994 Fred Ottman Typhoon/Tugboat
Citation needed
1994 Robert Rechsteiner Rick Steiner
Citation needed
1994 Mike Shaw Bastion Booger
Citation needed
1994 James Ware Koko B. Ware
Citation needed
November 1994 Randy Poffo "Macho Man" Randy Savage
Left to go to WCW Citation needed
1995 Afa Anoai Afa
Citation needed
1995 Samula Anoai Samu Left due to excessive travel schedule. Citation needed
1995 Lou Albano "Captain" Lou Albano
Citation needed
1995 Scott Bigelow Bam Bam Bigelow Left due to problems with the Klique. Citation needed
1995 Jeff Bradley Charlie Hunter
Citation needed
1995 Steve Doll Steven Dunn
Citation needed
1995 Harry Fujiwara Mr. Fuji Left due to excessive travel schedule and knee problems. Citation needed
1995 Claude Giroux Dink
Citation needed
1995 Alfred Hayes Lord Alfred Hayes Left after getting in a car accident which resulted in him contracting gangrene and being confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Citation needed
1995 Robert Horne Mo
Citation needed
1995 Mike Jones Virgil
Citation needed
1995 Stan Lane Stan Lane
Citation needed
1995 Ray Liccachelli Doink the Clown (#2)
Citation needed
1995 Dan Marsh Dan Marsh, Danny Davis
Citation needed
1995 Troy Martin Dean Douglas Quit after backstage problems with The Clique. Citation needed
1995 Debra Miceli Alundra Blayze Released after talking to WCW under contract. Citation needed
1995 Chris Pallies King Kong Bundy
Citation needed
1995 Josip Peruzovic Nikolai Volkoff
Citation needed
1995 Darryl Peterson Man Mountain Rock, Maxx Payne
Citation needed
1995 James Richland Jimmy Del Ray
Citation needed
1995 Gary Sabaugh The Italian Stallion
Citation needed
1995 Akio Sato Akio Sato
Citation needed
1995 Joe Scarpa Chief Jay Strongbow
Citation needed
1995 Dan Spivey Waylon Mercy Retired after being injured in a match with Kevin Nash. Citation needed
1995 Jack Tunney Jack Tunney
Citation needed
1995 Sione Vailahi The Barbarian, Sionne
Citation needed
1995 Richard Vigneault "The Model" Rick Martel
Citation needed
1995 Bill Watts Bill Watts Had many conflicts with Vince McMahon. Citation needed
1995 Timothy Well Timothy Well
Citation needed
September 1, 1995 Lawrence Pfohl Lex Luger, The Narcissist Jumped ship to WCW, breaking his promise to Vince McMahon that he would stay. Citation needed
1996 Chris Candido Skip
Citation needed
1996 Wayne Cowan Uncle Zebekiah
Citation needed
1996 Mike Droese Duke "The Dumpster" Droese
Citation needed
1996 Chad Fortune Travis
Citation needed
1996 Terry Gordy Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy
Citation needed
1996 Robert Miller Bushwhacker Butch
Citation needed
1996 Louis Mucciolo Rad Radford, Louie Spicolli
Citation needed
1996 Jinsei Shinzaki Hakushi
Citation needed
1996 Warrior Ultimate Warrior Contract was terminated after several no-shows. Citation needed
1996 Erik Watts Troy
Citation needed
1996 Brian Wickens Bushwacker Luke
Citation needed
January 1996 Buddy Landel Buddy Landel Left after an injury sustained in a match with Bret Hart. Citation needed
1997 Tony Anthony TL Hopper, Uncle Cletus
Citation needed
1997 Robert Bedard Rene Goulet
Citation needed
1997 Scott Bednarski Scott Putski
Citation needed
1997 Rick Bogner Fake Razor Ramon
Citation needed
1997 Jamie Crookshanks J.C. Ice
Citation needed
1997 Sid Eudy Sycho Sid, Sid Justice
Citation needed
1997 Roy Wayne Farris The Honky Tonk Man
Citation needed
1997 Doug Furnas Doug Furnas
Citation needed
1997 James Hines Bobby Fulton
Citation needed
1997 Barry Horowitz Barry Horowitz
Citation needed
1997 Barney Irwin The Goon
Citation needed
1997 Phil Lafleur Phil Lafon
Citation needed
1997 Clarence Mason Clarence Mason
Citation needed
1997 Masanori Murakawa The Great Sasuke
Citation needed
1997 Todd Pettengill Todd Pettengill
Citation needed
1997 Alex Porteau Alex "The Pug" Porteau
Citation needed
1997 Jake Roberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts Released after failing drug tests. Citation needed
1997 Richard Rood "Ravishing" Rick Rude Left for WCW. Citation needed
1997 * Unknown The Commandant
Citation needed
1997 Khosrow Vaziri Iron Sheik
Citation needed
1997 Kelly Wolfe Wolfie D
Citation needed
January 1997 Jose Lothario Jose Lothario
Citation needed
November 1997 Bret Hart Bret "The Hitman" Hart Left after the incident at Survivor Series 1997 known as the Montreal Screwjob. [2]
December 1997 Jim Neidhart Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart Left WWF a month after the Montreal Screwjob. Citation needed
1998 Achim Albrecht Brakkus
Citation needed
1998 Theodore Annis Teddy Hart Released for having "attitude problems." Citation needed
1998 Rodney Anoa'i Yokozuna He was unable to pass a physical required for professional wrestlers and was released. Citation needed
1998 Tom Brandi Salvatore Sincere, Tom Brandi
Citation needed
1998 Joseph Bruce Violent J
Citation needed
1998 Don Callis The Jackyl
Citation needed
1998 Robert Fuller Tennessee Lee
Citation needed
1998 Mike Hallick The Mantaur, Tank
Citation needed
1998 Michael Hegstrand Hawk
Citation needed
1998 Brian Lee Chainz, Evil Undertaker
Citation needed
1998 Pablo Marquez Babu
Citation needed
1998 Anthony Norris Ahmed Johnson Released after his wrestling style had begun to cause injury to his opponents. Citation needed
1998 Takeo Otsuka Mens Teioh
Citation needed
1998 Luc Poirier Sniper
Citation needed
1998 Juan Rivera Savio Vega
Citation needed
1998 Shigeki Sato Dick Togo
Citation needed
1998 Joseph Utsler Shaggy 2 Dope
Citation needed
1998 Wally Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-San
Citation needed
May 1998 Tammy Lynn Sytch Sunny Left the WWF for ECW. Citation needed
July 1998 Ricky Morton Ricky Morton
Citation needed
August 1998 Del Wilkes The Patriot
Citation needed
September 1998 Shian-Li Tsang Mrs. Yamaguchi-San
Citation needed
October 1998 Jesus Castillo Jesus Castillo
Citation needed
October 1998 Jose Estrada, Jr. Jose Estrada, Jr.
Citation needed
October 1998 Miguel Perez Miguel Perez
Citation needed
October 25, 1998 Leon White Vader Left after contract expired. Citation needed
1999 Christopher Daniels Conquistador Dos
Citation needed
1999 Michael Durham Johnny Grunge
Citation needed
1999 Paul Ellering Paul Ellering
Citation needed
1999 James Myers George "The Animal" Steele
Citation needed
1999 Ted Petty "Flyboy" Rocco Rock
Citation needed
1999 Mike Plotcheck Bart Gunn, Bodacious Bart
Citation needed
1999 Alicia Webb Ryan Shamrock
Citation needed
February 1999 John Tenta Earthquake, Golga
Citation needed
April 1999 Don Harris Don Harris, Jared Grimm, Jacob Blu, 8-Ball
Citation needed
April 1999 Ron Harris Ron Harris, Jason Grimm, Eli Blu, Skull
Citation needed
April 1999 Dan Severn Dan "The Beast" Severn
Citation needed
May 1999 Marcus Merowitz Marc Mero
Citation needed
July 19, 1999 Nicole Bass Nicole Bass Left after claiming she was sexually harassed. Citation needed
September 1999 Marianna Komlos Marianna, Mrs. Cleavage
Citation needed
September 1999 Paulo da Silva Giant Silva
Citation needed
October 5, 1999 Vince Russo Vince Russo Left after having a falling out with Vince McMahon over the increased workload placed upon him. Citation needed
October 16, 1999 Jeff Jarrett Jeff Jarrett Contract expired. Citation needed
November 1999 Robert Maillet Kurrgan, The Interrogator
Citation needed
November 1999 Ken Shamrock Ken Shamrock Left to go back to UFC. Citation needed


[edit] Early 2000's
Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
2000 Robert Backlund Bob Backlund
Citation needed
2000 Rebecca Budig Rebecca Budig
Citation needed
2000 Duane Gill Gillberg
Citation needed
2000 Glen Ruth Thrasher
Citation needed
2000 Jason Traverse Jason Sensation
Citation needed
January 2000 Carl Ouellet Jean Pierre LaFitte/Pierre
Citation needed
January 2000 Jacques Rougeau The Mountie
Citation needed
February 2000 Gertrude Vachon Luna Vachon Released from her contract due to allegedly taping the mouth of a producer shut. Citation needed
March 2000 Curtis Hughes Mr. Hughes
Citation needed
May 30, 2000 David Smith The British Bulldog
Citation needed
June 2000 Cathy Dingman Barbara Bush (B.B.)
Citation needed
July 2000 Vic Grimes Key
Citation needed
September 2000 Caryn Mower Muffy Mower
Citation needed
October 2000 Dennis Knight Mideon, Phineas I. Godwinn
Citation needed
November 3, 2000 Frostee Moore Mandy
Citation needed
December 2000 Brian Gerard James Road Dogg, Jesse James, Roadie Released after showing up for a Raw show in an "unfit work state" due to drug use. Citation needed
December 2000 Cynthia Lynch Bobcat Released from her contract. Citation needed
2001 Sara Calaway Sara Storyline ended; made brief appearances for WWE later. Citation needed
2001 Jim Dotson Jim Dotson Left to pursue other interest. Citation needed
February 27, 2001 Stacy Carter The Kat, Miss Kitty Released for behavior problems backstage. Citation needed
June 2001 Jason Arhndt Joey Abs
Citation needed
June 2001 Peter Gasperino Pete Gas
Citation needed
June 2001 Ron Killings K-Kwik Mutually agreed on release due to lack of push. Citation needed
June 2001 Rodney Leinhardt Rodney
Citation needed
July 2001 Joseph Hitchen Just Joe
Citation needed
July 9, 2001 Marcus Bagwell Buff Bagwell Released for unprofessional conduct. Citation needed
August 2001 Charles Warrington Chaz, Mosh, Beaver Cleavage Released from his contract. Citation needed
September 2001 Terri Poch Tori Was asked to train more but refused and was released. Citation needed
September 2001 JesA?s Guadalupe Delgado SeldaA�a Essa Rios
Citation needed
September 24, 2001 Brian Adams Brian Adams, Crush Left WWF when he was asked to go to a developmental territory. Citation needed
September 24, 2001 Bryan Clark Bryan Clark, Adam Bomb Left WWF when he was asked to go to a developmental territory. Citation needed
November 30, 2001 Joanie Laurer Chyna Laurer sat out her contract after negotiations stalled around May 2001; her WWF contract ended November of that year. Citation needed
2002 Raymond Rougeau Raymond Rougeau
Citation needed
2002 Billy Silverman Billy Silverman Asked for release due to constant hazing. Citation needed
April 2002 Takao Yoshida Taka Michinoku
Citation needed


[edit] World Wrestling Entertainment era

[edit] 2002-2003
Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
2002 Uliuli Fifita Haku, King Tonga, King Haku
Citation needed
2002 Jerry Lynn Jerry Lynn Went To TNA Wrestling. Citation needed
May 7, 2002 Scott Hall Scott Hall, Razor Ramon Released for obscene behavior on a plane trip and for drug and alcohol related issues. Citation needed
May 8, 2002 Curt Hennig Mr. Perfect Released after reportedly becoming intoxicated and getting into a fight with Brock Lesnar on a return flight from the United Kingdom. Citation needed
May 26, 2002 Raymond Traylor The Big Boss Man
Citation needed
July 2002 Gurjit Singh Tiger Ali Singh
Citation needed
August 25, 2002 Sean Waltman X-Pac, 1-2-3 Kid Left WWE in a mutual decision. Citation needed
September 7, 2002 Michael Alfonso Mike Awesome
Citation needed
September 27, 2002 Sean Stipich Shawn Stasiak, Meat
Citation needed
October 2002 Steve Blackman Steve Blackman Retired due to injury. Citation needed
October 2002 David Fliehr David Flair Released from developmental contract. Citation needed
November 24, 2002 Page Falkinburg "Diamond" Dallas Page Left after a neck injury suffered in a match with Hardcore Holly. Citation needed
November 24, 2002 Perry Satullo Perry Saturn
Citation needed
December 5, 2002 Charles Wright The Godfather, The Goodfather, Kama Mustafa, Kama, Papa Shango
Citation needed
January 2003 Barry Buchanan Bull Buchanan, Recon
Citation needed
January 2003 Scott Levy Raven, Johnny Polo Left After A Contract Dispute. Citation needed
February 14, 2003 Accie C. Connor D'Lo Brown Left to wrestle in Japan. Citation needed
March 2003 Kevin Kelly Kevin Kelly Left to pursue other ventures. Citation needed
March 2003 Debra Marshall Debra Walked from WWE in 2002 following Stone Cold Steve Austin's departure, WWE did not announce this until 2003. Citation needed
April 2003 Eric Angle Eric Angle Released from developmental contract. Citation needed
May 2003 Wayde Bowles Rocky Johnson
Citation needed
June 2003 Terry Taylor Terry Taylor, Red Rooster
Citation needed
July 2003 Terry Bollea Hulk Hogan, Hollywood Hogan, Mr. America Contract Expired. Left To star in both TV and Movies. Citation needed
July 1, 2003 Mike Lockwood Crash Holly, Crash Released on suspicion that he was using drugs. Citation needed
December 6, 2003 Nathan Jones Nathan Jones Requested release due to heavy travel schedule. Citation needed
December 31, 2003 Kevin Nash Kevin Nash, Diesel Left After Contract Expired. Citation needed


[edit] 2004-2005
Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
February 4, 2004 Zach Gowen Zach Gowen Released due to alleged attitude problems. Citation needed
February 9, 2004 Chris Klucsaritis Chris Kanyon Kanyon claims that he was released because he is a homosexual. Citation needed
February 12, 2004 Ernest Miller Ernest "The Cat" Miller Retired Citation needed
February 12, 2004 Desmond Thompson Lamont
Citation needed
March 15, 2004 Bill Goldberg Goldberg Contract expired, declined to re-sign. Citation needed
March 15, 2004 Brock Lesnar Brock Lesnar Left to pursue career in the National Football League. Citation needed
April 3, 2004 Sean O'Haire Sean O'Haire Released after he was involved in an altercation with a female and was charged with assault. Citation needed
April 3, 2004 Terri Runnels Terri Runnels, Marlena Released Due To Budget Cuts. She Also Claims It Was Time For Her To Retire. Citation needed
April 15, 2004 Yoshihiro Asai Ultimo Dragon Asked for release to go back to Japan. Citation needed
June 2004 Rue DeBona Rue DeBona Asked for release. Citation needed
June 2004 Brian Lawler Grandmaster Sexay, Brian Christopher Released for allegedly using muscle relaxers. Citation needed
June 2004 Jacqueline Moore Jacqueline Released due to budget cuts. Citation needed
June 15, 2004 Chavo Guerrero Chavo Classic Released for no-showing a SmackDown! house show two days earlier. Citation needed
July 17, 2004 Solofa Fatu Rikishi, The Sultan, Fatu Released after refusing to lose weight. Citation needed
August 5, 2004 Ryan Sakoda Sakoda
Citation needed
August 10, 2004 Rena Merowitz Sable Was released due to budget cuts. Citation needed
August 17 2004 Scott Rechsteiner Scott Steiner He & WWE agreed on his release. Citation needed
October 26, 2004 Carmella DeCesare Carmella DeCesare Was no longer needed and released. Citation needed
November 1, 2004 Matthew Bloom A-Train, Albert, Prince Albert Budget cut; released while he was injured with a torn rotator cuff. Citation needed
November 1, 2004 Monty Sopp Billy Gunn, Mr. Ass, Billy G, RockaBilly Left After Contract Expired. Citation needed
November 2, 2004 Rico Constantino Rico Was released due to budget cuts; Retired from wrestling. Citation needed
November 3, 2004 Nidia Guenard Nidia Was released along with Gail Kim and Chuck Palumbo. Citation needed
November 3, 2004 Gail Kim Gail Kim Released due to budget cuts. Citation needed
November 4, 2004 John Hugger Johnny Stamboli
Citation needed
November 12, 2004 Linda Miles Linda Miles, Shaniqua Released because of attitude problems. Citation needed
December 31, 2004 Dwayne Johnson The Rock, Rocky Maivia Retired from wrestling to focus on his movie career. Citation needed
February 2005 Amy Weber Amy Weber Left after hazing from other Superstars. Citation needed
March 2005 Rochelle Loewen Rochelle Loewen Left because she felt she wasn't getting enough exposure. Citation needed
April 11, 2005 Terry Gerin Rhyno Released for having a rather public argument with his wife in a hotel foyer, breaking a vase in the process. Citation needed
April 11, 2005 William Moody Paul Bearer
Citation needed
April 12, 2005 Nora Greenwald Molly Holly, Mighty Molly, Molly Requested release for personal reasons. Citation needed
April 12, 2005 Aaron Aguilera JesA?s Aguilera, JesA?s, Uno
Citation needed
April 18, 2005 Lance Evers Lance Storm Asked for his release due to the condition of his back. Citation needed
May 11, 2005 Matt Wiese Luther Reigns
Citation needed
June 2005 Lauren Jones Lauren Jones Left to star in movies and TV shows, considers coming back. Citation needed
June 30, 2005 Marc Lloyd Marc Lloyd One of the first release in WWE's major budget cuts in Late June/July of 2005. Citation needed
July 5, 2005 Maven Huffman Maven Was released along with 20+ others in July 2005. [3]
July 5, 2005 Matt Hyson Spike Dudley, Spike WWE decided not to renew his contract. Believed to be a cost-cutting measure by WWE. [3]
July 5, 2005 Peter Gruner Billy Kidman, Kidman Was released due to budget cuts. [3]
July 5, 2005 Mark Jindrak Mark Jindrak Is one of the 20+ superstars released in July 2005. [3]
July 6, 2005 Jackie Gayda Miss Jackie Is one of the 20+ superstars released in July 2005. [3]
July 6, 2005 Joy Giovanni Joy Giovanni Was released due to budget cuts. [3]
July 6, 2005 Devon Hughes D-Von Dudley, Reverend D-Von WWE decided not to renew his contract. [3]
July 6, 2005 Mark Lamonica Bubba Ray Dudley, Buh Buh Ray Dudley WWE decided not to renew his contract. [3]
July 6, 2005 Matt Morgan Matt Morgan Was released along with 20+ others in July 2005. [3]
July 6, 2005 Dawn Marie Psaltis Dawn Marie Was also released along with 20+ others in July 2005; she was pregnant at the time. [3]
July 6, 2005 Hiroko Suzuki Hiroko Is one of the 20+ superstars released in July 2005. [3]
July 6, 2005 Kenzo Suzuki Kenzo Suzuki Is one of the 20+ superstars released in July 2005. [3]
July 8, 2005 Jim Cornette Jim Cornette Released after many backstage confrontations at OVW. [3]
July 18, 2005 Earl Hebner Earl Hebner Released for selling WWE merchandise without permission. Citation needed
July 19, 2005 Dave Hebner Dave Hebner Released in connection with Earl Hebner incident. Citation needed
July 22, 2005 Lisa Moretti Ivory Is one of the 20+ superstars released in July 2005. Citation needed
July 25, 2005 Brian Heffron The Blue Meanie Short-term contract expired Citation needed
August 13, 2005 Frankie Kazarian Frankie Kazarian Asked for his release after WWE wanted him to cut his hair. Citation needed
August 26, 2005 Christopher Irvine Chris Jericho Left wrestling to tour with Fozzy, do movies and spend time with family. Citation needed
September 11, 2005 Daniel Puder Daniel Puder Was released due to budget cuts; offered a lower salary but refused. Citation needed
September 21, 2005 Mark Copani Muhammad Hassan Taken off TV at request of UPN over a storyline. Quit shortly thereafter. [4]
October 29, 2005 Brian Hebner Brian Hebner Released, shortly after his father Earl Hebner and uncle Dave Hebner, for behavior problems. Citation needed
October 31, 2005 Jason Reso Christian Contract expired. Citation needed
December 5, 2005 Christy Hemme Christy Hemme Released as a budget cut. Citation needed
December 8, 2005 Yoshihiro Tajiri Tajiri Asked for his release so he could go back to Japan. [5]


[edit] 2006-2007
Release date Real Name Ring Name(s) Notes Reference
2006 Terry Funk Terry Funk
Was injured at One Night Stand and advised not to return. Citation needed
January 2006 Elisabeth Rouffaer Elisabeth Left WWE because she didn't feel like wrestling was the right job for her. Citation needed
January 6, 2006 Eduardo AnA�bal GonzA?lez HernA?ndez Juventud Guerrera, Juventud Released for poor behavior backstage. Citation needed
January 17, 2006 Jon Heidenreich Heidenreich Released by WWE after taking time off for ear infection. Citation needed
February 2006 Thea Vidale Momma Benjamin Gimmick had ended. Citation needed
February 10, 2006 Tom Matera Antonio Budget Cut [6]
February 10, 2006 John Roselli Romeo Budget Cut [6]
February 13, 2006 "Cowboy" Bob Orton "Cowboy" Bob Orton
budget cut [7]
February 22, 2006 John Toland James Dick Released due to backstage incident with his tag team partner. Citation needed
February 22, 2006 Chad Wicks Chad Dick Released due to backstage incident with his tag team partner. Citation needed
March 9, 2006 JosA� Alvarado Nieves Super Porky Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 9, 2006 Unknown Octagoncito Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 9, 2006 Unknown Piratita Morgan Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 9, 2006 Unknown Tsuki Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 9, 2006 Unknown Mascarita Sagrada, Max Mini Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 9, 2006 Unknown PequeA�o Violencia Was released with entire Juniors Division. [8]
March 21, 2006 Matt Anoai Rosey Mutual decision, both parties thought it was a good idea for him to take time off. Citation needed
April 4, 2006 Travis Tomko Tyson Tomko Asked for release due to lack of Matches. Citation needed
April 27, 2006 Brian Mailhot Palmer Cannon Requested release after hazing by other superstars. Citation needed
May 26, 2006 Orlando Jordan Orlando Jordan He was released for having an unauthorized person with him on the road and backstage at events. Citation needed
June 6, 2006 Joseph Laurinaitis Road Warrior Animal, Animal, The Road Warrior Released after throwing a temper tantrum backstage because his character ideas were all turned down by management. Citation needed
June 14, 2006 Virgil Runnels III Goldust, Dustin Rhodes Released because he missed a Raw show while attending to family problems. Citation needed
June 29, 2006 Joseph Dorgan Johnny Parisi
Citation needed
July 2006 Stacy Keibler Stacy Keibler, Super Stacy Let contract expire to pursue an acting career. Citation needed
August 25, 2006 Kurt Angle Kurt Angle Granted an early release from his contract for personal reasons. [9]
September 17, 2006 Patricia Stratigias Trish Stratus Retired from wrestling. Citation needed
September 27, 2006 David Cash Kid Kash Released due to "attitude problems" [10]
September 28, 2006 Peter Polaco Justin Credible, Aldo Montoya, P.J.Walker Released after no-showing an ECW taping and for failing to contact WWE management afterwards. Citation needed
September 29, 2006 Marty Jannetty Marty Jannetty Fired for going AWOL and not contacting the office afterwards. Citation needed
October 12, 2006 Francine Fournier Francine Released from her contract. [11]
October 12, 2006 Brent Albright Gunner Scott, Brent Albright Released from developmental contract [12]
October 26, 2006 Ted DiBiase "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase
[13]
November 1, 2006 Dionicio Castellanos Psicosis He was released following an arrest for allegedly stealing a car in Mexico. [14]
November 26, 2006 Amy Dumas Lita Retired to focus on acting and music career. Citation needed
December 13, 2006 Amy Zidian Amy Zidian Released from her contract because of attitude problems. [15]
December 15, 2006 Dan Morrison Danny Doring Released from his contract. [16]
2007 Todd Romero Steve Romero
Citation needed
January 18, 2007 Chris Anderson C.W. Anderson, Christopher W. Anderson Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Doug Basham Doug Basham Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Carlene Begnaud Jazz Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Rodney Begnaud Rodney Mack Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 David Heath Gangrel Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Danny Holly Danny Basham Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Mike Shane Jake Gymini Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Todd Shane Jesse Gymini Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Charles John Spencer Tony Mamaluke Budget cut. [17]
January 18, 2007 Sylvester Terkay Sylvester Terkay Budget cut. [17]
January 19, 2007 Chris Chavis Tatanka Budget cut. [18]
January 20, 2007 Bill DeMott Bill DeMott, Hugh Morrus Budget cut. [18]
February 2007 Paul Wight The Big Show Contract expired. [19]
February 27, 2007 Andrew Martin Test Released from contract [20]
March 22, 2007 Rebecca DiPietro Rebecca Released
[edit] RAW
Jillian Hall (Jillian Fletcher)
Mickie James
Maria (Maria Kanellis) - Backstage interviewer, occasional wrestler
Melina (Melina Perez) - WWE Women's Champion
Candice Michelle (Candice Beckman)
Queen Sharmell (Sharmell Sullivan-Huffman) - Valet and wife of King Booker

[edit] SmackDown!
Cherry (Kara Drew) - Valet of Deuce 'N Domino
Kristal (Kristal Marshall) - Backstage interviewer, occasional wrestler
Maryse (Maryse Ouellet) - Hostess of SmackDown!
Michelle McCool
Victoria (Lisa Marie Varon)
Torrie Wilson

[edit] ECW
Brooke (Brooke Adams) - Member of Extreme ExposA�
Kelly Kelly (Barbara Blank) - Member of Extreme ExposA�
Layla (Layla El) - 2006 WWE Diva Search winner, member of Extreme ExposA�

[edit] Inactive Divas
Ashley (Ashley Massaro) - (kayfabe) Suspended indefinitely
Lilian Garcia - RAW ring announcer, inactive due to injury

[edit] WWE Developmental Divas

[edit] Ohio Valley Wrestling
Victoria Crawford
Katie Lea (Katarina Waters)
Beth Phoenix (Elizabeth Carolan)
Roucka (Milena Roucka) - Valet of Mike Kruel

[edit] Florida Championship Wrestling
Nattie Neidhart
Shantelle Taylor (Shantelle Malawski)
Krissy Vaine (Kristin Eubanks)

[edit] Unassigned Talent
Beulah McGillicutty (Trisa Hayes Laughlin)

[edit] Notable former WWE Divas
Ariel (Shelly Martinez)
Nicole Bass
Chyna (Joanie Laurer)
Debra (Debra Marshall)
Christy Hemme
Molly Holly (Nora Greenwald)
Ivory (Lisa Moretti)
Miss Jackie (Jackie Gayda)
Jacqueline (Jacqueline Moore)
Jazz (Carlene Begnaud)
The Kat (Stacy Carter)
Stacy Keibler
Gail Kim
Lita (Amy Dumas)
Dawn Marie (Dawn Marie Psaltis)
Nidia (Nidia Guenard)
Terri Runnels
Sable (Rena Mero)
Trinity (Stephanie Finochio)
Trish Stratus (Patricia Stratigias)
Sunny (Tammy Lynn Sytch)
Tori (Terri Poch)
Luna Vachon (Gertrude Vachon)


Halliburton/Kellog were awarded jobs in both iraq wars, bosnia (clinton) vietnam without bidding. I would not have worked on the projects along with the rest of the civilians if halliburton would not have been "GIVEN" them. REAL multi-phase projects require surface, route , feasibility, geological, envrionmental SURVEYS that take 2 to 5 years. After a war, the project starts NOW. The company handling the project receives data such as troop locations, equipment depots, mine field locations, locations for training, air strips, etc. You can NOT turn that data over to a company like Technip. Regarding profiteering ? probably. Same thing happend in Bosnia - Clinton era....and do not forget the 7 billion dollar deal Clinton made between the saudis and boeing but I never hear anything about that...then you have LBJ who owned 55 percent of colt fire arms...they built parts for small arms used in Vietnam...


I am interested in buying one in .45 Colt. I would like to know what the sights are like, how accurate they are, how the trigger pull is, how easy/fast they are to reload, and how the general quality is.