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  1. If it passes, meeting at Waffle House to talk it over is like rearranging chairs on the titanic. You would be like subjects England. "Stop or I'll say stop again!". Feinstein is a pig. A traitorous, statist, socialist, parasite. If she esposed her vile treasonous verbage 230 years ago she would have been tarred and feathered. How can anyone with one ounce of knowledge about our constitution have voted for this septic ,communist ,anti American ,blood sucking bitch? How stupid have people become?
    5 points
  2. Equilibrium.   Equilibrium is where the supply meets the demand. The point in which these two meet is the market price. Anything below the market price and you have a shortage. If, magically speaking, right now 7.62x39mm rounds were going for 25 cents a round, there would be a huge shortage. You wouldn't be able to find it anywhere, at all. That's assuming that 25 cents was as high as they could possibly sale.    Personally, I like knowing that I can buy something (even at a higher rate) due to the market adjusting, vs not being able to buy something because I literally cannot find it. I don't know what people are actually paying for 7.62x39mm ammo, but if they are paying for it at $1 per round, all that would happen if it were currently going for 25 cents a round is people would buy four times as much. It would disappear 400% quicker. If they are paying $1 per round, it is based upon the fact that the supply cannot keep up with the demand. The demand for II Amendment related stuff over the last month has skyrocketed. The only things that can bring price back down are two possible things:   Supply catches up with demand. Demand falls.   Both of those are based upon what the speculation of legislation is.   If the suppliers feel a ban is coming, do you think they wish to invest capital in expanding production lines? If demand feels a ban is coming, that means they have to purchase everything they want now.    If the suppliers don't feel a ban is coming, do you think they will invest capital in expanding production lines in order to meet the current demand? Perhaps. It depends on how much capital they need to invest vs expected return. If demand feels a ban isn't coming, do you think they will pay inflated prices?   Also, I offer this bid of supposed wisdom. People keep complaining about inflated prices. Well, I've also heard the following logic promoted around here, "Don't sale anything that you would regret selling if a ban were to pass". In other words, even if you could sale your AR-15 for $3000 that you only paid $1000 for, is it really worth it if a ban comes within this year? Over the next decade, would you rather have your AR-15 or an extra $3000?    I take that logic and ask the other side of the same coin. If you do not have an AR-15, and you know you want one, is $3000 worth the security in knowing that you have one that you can own today? What if legislative talks this week go haywire and not in our favor? Then AR-15 prices will jump even more. $5000? $10,000? It all depends on demand and supply. If you do not have an AR-15, and want one, and you knew 100% that a ban would pass within a few months, what would you pay? Would you rather have that AR-15 over the next 10 years, or the $3,000, $5,000, or $10,000 that it costs to purchase it. That is called opportunity cost.    There are those that say a ban won't pass. Many people said that in '94. Hell. Remember, supposedly the Hughes Amendment didn't pass. Try paying the taxes on a newly manufactured machine gun as a citizen and see how that goes for you. Look at healthcare. How much of the country was and is against it? Guess what we have now. Tell me the ban won't pass. I hope you are right. But what if you are wrong? One, five, ten years from now, are you going to be spiteful at how much "price gouging" went on in 2013, or are you going to be spiteful that you didn't buy a few more magazines and possibly a gun or two and some ammo? If a ban passes, I doubt it will be the first.    I don't agree with the accepted concept of "price gouging". In order to believe in price gouging, I claim that you must first believe that the seller has an obligation to sell you something. If you own a gas station and a national crisis such as 9/11 happens, who says you have to sale your gas in the first place? What if you wish to keep the tanks full so that you know you have a steady supply for yourself for a while? You might say to yourself, "I am keeping this gas, but if someone wants to pay me $100 a gallon, I'll sell them how ever much they want". A few people might take you up on that, and you might make a huge return on a percentage of your initial investment. But if the price is capped (price ceiling), look what happens. People buy a lot of it and then it is all gone!    Some will disagree with me. I know. Some will agree. I have a very strong belief in the free market system.    Equilibrium  (It's also a really great movie)
    4 points
  3.   We're already aware of OhShoot.  There's nothing we can do about him.  :)
    3 points
  4. My sister is a teacher locally and decided to bring up at lunch yesterday while my wife and I were out to lunch with a group of them that I supported a teacher's right to carry if they were so inclined . I was immediately confronted by one of the other teachers at the table stating that she wouldn't trust several of her coworkers with a firearm b/c they are borderline incompetent. I asked if she would mind putting those teachers names on a piece of paper for me so I could take that up with the principal of the school. She said "take WHAT up with the principal?" and before I could get a word out my wife interjected that if they were in fact  "borderline incompetent" we didn't want them teaching our children OR carrying firearms in the school.   While my wife rarely approves of my stance on firearms b/c she was raised to fear them, on the way home she said that she is much more scared of the idiots that have some how gotten into positions of power than she is of me or any of our friends who carry firearms. 
    3 points
  5. These spoon fed control freaks don't care one bit about curbing crime and stopping psycho's from murder, it's all about their ideal of turning Americans into their subjects, turning America into their fantacy of an authoritarian, European type of socialist republic where they have the ultimate authority over every aspect of our lives. They could actually be diagnosed with some type of obsessive compulsive disorder, obsessed with power and control over people.
    2 points
  6. I did once for several weeks after we had been married a few years.  I don't even remember why now.  I do remember how much it broke my heart to see her cry and be so upset about some stupid ass power play I thought was funny at the time.  I decided to remove my head from my rectum and compromise.  Marriage is hard enough without being stupid.  This year will make 34 years for us.  I was 21 and she was 18 when we were married.   
    2 points
  7. Nothing good can come of a bunch of people "marching on" the state capitol with rifles on their shoulders.  If you guys are looking to persuade the fence sitters to support the Second Amendment, you're totally fucking it up.
    2 points
  8. Enjoy!     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pZY8YCsMow  
    1 point
  9. Most military I know, including every helicopter pilot I ever flew with, which was alot of them, wore a vertical because a horizontal, especially with the grip angleing down, automatically flags everyone behind you, which is not a way to make friends Sent from behind my anvil in ye olde smithy
    1 point
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  12. Another good 'un. That brake works real well!
    1 point
  13. In nearly 47 years of marriage to her I've only gotten near the doghouse door a couple of times.  Calling her "my old lady" would have put me in it.   There is no issue that you can't talk about if you want to make it last.
    1 point
  14. Dropped by there today.  Had to get an oil change at the dealership which is right down the street from FGS. Came around the corner to an empty parking lot. Door said the were closed today due to the holiday.  Open 1/3/13 I suppose.  Drove around back to turn around, had to be 10 or so cars parked.  Must be writing new tags for everything.  I was just going in to see how much more they have overblown their prices. Hopefully they raise them enough that people start looking elsewhere.
    1 point
  15. TGO, the band of merry super-sleuths.
    1 point
  16. I agree...it's one thing to "know" something and another to do something about it but that doesn't mean we should freely reveal information about ourselves and make it even easier for them.   I just (December) submitted my master's thesis on medical data privacy and one of the things I pointed out is that much of what we consider "private" information isn't private and has never been private and that we reveal volumes of intimate data about ourselves of our own free will without really giving any significant thought to who will or can see it or what can be done with it. ;)
    1 point
  17. My interesting convos with libtards wind up having them say that "well you're a responsible gun owner so I'm ok with you having a high cap mag but not the "other guy" I then ask them who gave them the power to decide Silence usually follows
    1 point
  18. Excited to see this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md6Dvxdr0AQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
    1 point
  19. LOL..     However.. I do not forget anything :)
    1 point
  20. There are a lot of people who within the next few days are going to feel REALLY stupid.  Perhaps I am being too optimistic, but I feel the panic was for nothing.
    1 point
  21. Check.   "Dear Sir/Madam, My fellow Tennesseans and I would like to confirm our support of your efforts to not only maintain the Second Amendment in its current status by voting against any and all gun control but preserving the United States Constitution as a whole. You and I know these documents are not truly about freedom of speech and assembly, gun control, the prevention of unlawful search and seizure, etc., but about the prevention of tyranny by an overbearing government. A tyrannical government does not want a people speaking out publicly, possessing the means to physically resist unlawful action like the forceful quartering of troops and illegal search and seizure or to have a due process when charged with any crime. However, you and I know full well tyrannical governments and their countries never prosper as we have. These countries never reach the level of opportunity for everyone that our country has achieved and continues to outdo even though we have even harder times approaching. We support you, our chosen leaders of this great nation. Please continue to do your duty by staying the course no matter how difficult, and no matter the longevity of your term. Unfortunately there are those elected leaders who will choose to support their own agenda rather than their constituents. Join us in reminding them of past elections influenced solely by their actions limiting our right to resist tyranny of any form."
    1 point
  22. Just take it on blind faith that you need to do it. I know it's frustrating.
    1 point
  23. nice video man i've been very interested in the PMR 30 since it was announced just cant ever find one lol 
    1 point
  24. It's hard to imagine people who spent thousands, and tens of thousands voluntarily turning in their guns for a $25., Dollar General gift card, this could very well be that "scenero" where actual shooting happens if something this anti-American and un-constitutional were to pass. I can't see it passing but it is Illinois controlled by the Chicago syndicate. I hope those who took the oath to defend the Constitution would refuse to confiscate guns from American citizens, those who do follow illegal orders and violate Americans constitutional rights are undoubtly TRAITORS to the Constitution and United States. They would be no different than some American who might have collaborated with the Nazi's in WW2, or sold military secrets to the Soviet Union.
    1 point
  25. http://youtu.be/cQqX-JfsEoA   Got a good chuckle out of this 
    1 point
  26. This is some funny stuff! And the best part of all is that they probably received 100,000+ messages, she tried to scrounge up one as a threat and report it to the police and they told her it wasn't a valid one. If every notification/email was non-threatening, good for the gun community!
    1 point
  27. Women NEVER forget.  Go ahead and play your games, it will come back to haunt you years from now when you least expect it.
    1 point
  28. Face to face is only legal if both parties are residents of the same state (and the transfer must happen in the state of residence). 
    1 point
  29. I'd have to comatose to deny my wife sex, and even then I'm pretty sure I could still pull it off. Chicks remember everything. If I used this as a control tool, even once, I'd be hearing about it until I was on my deathbed.
    1 point
  30. Lest we forget, states have tremendous leeway in enacting gun control laws.  Don't only worry about what the Federals might do.
    1 point
  31. i am picking up more this week bullets as well
    1 point
  32. Just knowing myself, I'd be in the poor house pretty quick with a semi-auto 22 mag rifle.  Marlin makes a fine bolt action you might consider.
    1 point
  33. My usual reply I keep on standby; If I wanted to hear from an Ahole, I'll fart.
    1 point
  34. Why would I put my wife in the doghouse. That is where the reloading bench, table saw, table sander, drill press, air compressor, lathe, and pretty much every tool known to man, I like being in the dog house keeps me happy and wife occasionally gets new furniture, bookcase, gun cabinet, ect. JTM Sent from my iPhone
    1 point
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  37. Funny how the same folks that want to call gun owners/carriers "baby killers" are the same people who will openly support abortion (in most cases) The left want gun control to help "save the lives of innocent children" but will do nothing to help the unborn. It makes me sick.
    1 point
  38. I was reading this story to the wife and expressing the need to reinforce gun rules to our children at all times. Her reply...."How do you loose your carry gun?" She says. Then follows up with "That's like you loosing your penis, surely you would notice". ......That's why I married her.
    1 point
  39. In any case this is what I have to say to any new laws, regulation, or legislation:
    1 point
  40. Your average John Q Public-Sheep would also have a brown-out as you put it.  I think things like this would just make us look worse, and as pointed out in another thread how long before the ranks of the armed were joined by someone from the left who decided to actually fire a weapon.  That would be the worst thing that could happen to us right now, imo.
    1 point
  41. I only use my Bank of America credit card for firearm related purchases. It's gets paid off every month. I enjoy using the card seeing as they are anti gun folk.
    1 point
  42. I have determined that the reason folks like him are so bent against the existence of destructive devices designed to kill is because he would have no intention of ever making a stand that could possibly put him in harms way, even if it was from an assailant bent on killing him.  It's taken a long time for me to figure this out about people like him, but I've met plenty.  I figure it's because, even when defending yourself from certain death, you still must make a choice.  By not making a choice it removes you from responsibility and leaves it to fate.  That is a much more comfortable feeling for many people.  The problem is, people like Morgan take it to a new level.  Not only are they such cowards that the thought of defending themselves is too scary, but it upsets them that there are people out there with the intestinal fortitude to take control of their own lives and stand up for the right to live.    On some level I can agree with the mentality of the gun grabbers.  If I could wish away all of the destructive implements designed to kill people and know that Pandora's Box couldn't be opened again, I would.  But the fact is the box can't be closed.  We have nuclear weapons now on top of all the other man-killing implements we've designed since moving on from wooden clubs and heavy boulders.  We can't go back.  Not because we don't want to, but because we will never be able to absolutely deny access to those that would use such weapons to destroy innocents.  Therefore, we all should be armed to the teeth, and be so inclined to use those weapons to protect those that can't/won't protect themselves.  It isn't perfect, but it is the reality of life.  We will never be able to control the development of evil.  We can only kill it when it finally rears it's head and hope that as few innocents are taken as possible.  It isn't perfect, but that is freedom.   While I empathize with the pasifists that lack the stomach to take another life, folks like Morgan who wish to take away the ability of sack having men to defend themselves and their family are a different animal.  Folks like Morgan need to fold a frisbee in to 1/4 sections and attempt to swallow it. 
    1 point
  43. I would gladly hand over one of my ARs for Peirce Morgan to destroy if he let me punch him in the face as hard as I can.
    1 point
  44. The "sheeple" of the United States of Amerika voted in the incumbent that promises entitlements paid for by working people like me. They have voted in an anti-colonial, anti-American exceptionalism, anti capitalist, anti-military, socialist, income redistributionist to the most powerful position on earth. The man is a protege of Frank Marshal Davis(communist), son of a card carrying member of the communist party(mother) and son of polygamist, radical revolutionary against British colonialism(father). The Amerikan people that voted for this marxist are fools and yes, stupid. Last I checked no one on my side of the fence has done one thing to oppress the govt. It is the other way around. We are being taxed, disarmed, zoned, regulated, silenced and stripped of a rich culture. A traditional America with values and freedom that no longer exists. We the American People are getting strangled to death by an overreaching and ever expanding monster lurking in the dc septic tank. 
    1 point
  45. I'm going to write some e-mails to both Alexander and Corker. I would write my rep but it wont do any good, the only way Cooper would read an e-mail is if Pelosie had a computer screen in her colon.
    1 point
  46. Well the first thing I told my wife was carrying a gun will be more comforting than comfortable. With that said she will have to make some clothing compromises to carry unless she goes with a pocket pistol. Even then you can't have small pockets. There are belly bands but you can't really where skin tight clothes. Same goes for hip holsters. If she is not going to change dress she will just have to strap on an OWB holster and OC. Good luck man! :yuck:
    1 point
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