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  1. For those of you who were hoping for the real thing... :yuck:
    8 points
  2. "Youngsters are by nature unpredictable." She doesn't think that children should be taught gun safety. I don't like her. She's a moral busybody. She's like Mrs. Cravits on Bewitched. Youngsters are very predictable....if you raise them right.
    7 points
  3. Anyone who buys a firearm solely for the sake of re-selling it via private sale is begging for a visit from the BATFE.  You might get away with that once or twice in a period of time (determined at their discretion) but if you flip a bunch of them you're obviously selling without a FFL and will end up facing prison time.   Frankly I hope they start dropping that hammer on people sooner than later.  It would really staunch the flow of guns out of gunshops for the sake of resale and leave some inventory for people who really want to own certain items.
    6 points
  4. I wonder if he's invited Dick Cheney to shoot skeet with him?
    6 points
  5. First gun?  I'll let you have 500 of mine at cost in that case.  PM inbound.
    4 points
  6. No.  Shoot it then clean.  Barrel break-in is for target shooter looking for that extra 1/10th moa.  You will never notice the difference. You are more likely to wear the rifling unevenly from running a cleaning rod through it excessively than from bad break-in procedures.
    4 points
  7. Most companies ahve been running 24/7 for a long time from what I have been told. I would rather them running production lines with every single body than have a Facebook staff.   Dolomite
    4 points
  8. A few links related to the same story ...    http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/01/27/obama-gun-control-advocates-should-listen-more/   and then for the interview from the source Fox reports ...   http://www.newrepublic.com/article/112190/obama-interview-2013-sit-down-president   In the interview he says: "moving forward on the topic [gun control] means understanding that the realities of guns in urban areas are very different from the realities of guns in rural areas."   Sir I have a suggestion for you ... if gun control is that important, and yet, has different realities for different areas of the country, why don't you provide the leadership, and let it happen on a state / local level ... if requested by the constituents of that locality?!?! That sir would be leadership, and not dictatorship.   ... also from the interview ... it looks like he's going after football too! ha  
    3 points
  9.   And thus the reason for hounding the reps continuously,
    3 points
  10. Thought I would share my reloading setup. I'm a bit partial to Dillon but I do have a few custom arbor presses and other goodies inside the cabinets.
    2 points
  11.   Hopefully, it does its job before we get there :)
    2 points
  12. there is no end to how the liberals will change the facts to promote thier agenda here are 3 examples:   1) it sounds The president of the Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs' Association, Roy Felber, said  like a call to vigilantism.     a) the sheriff is talking about defending oneself while in fear for your life -- not seeking vengence   2) Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett's office released a statement criticizing the ad: "Apparently Sheriff David Clarke is auditioning for the next Dirty Harry movie."      a) if you cant argue against the facts make personal attacks ---- make the 2A supporters sound like war mongers      b) by the way watching dirty harry as i type this   3) Jeri Bonavia, executive director of Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort, said Clarke took a dangerous position with his ad. She pointed to the case of George Zimmerman,      a) the sheriff said nothing about going out looking for trouble. only defending oneself in ones lawful domain   the liberals are so blinded by their preconcieved biases they cant even discuss proposals like this on its own merits. i think this highlights the nature of the fight ahead of us.   one last thought: with the cutbacks in his department i wonder if the sheriff may have had a alternative motive for this ad. ( just asking )                
    2 points
  13. When are people going to learn that police response time is measured in minutes and will only get longer as layoffs and budget cuts happen. People need to be prepared to defend themselves.and protect their families. I sent him and email telling him I backed him 100%
    2 points
  14. I like the title of you post, it pleases me. :)
    2 points
  15. I thought this was pretty funny, and thought I would share it with you all... Dave S
    2 points
  16.   What? There will be no "vote" on Feinstein's bill this week. Likely ever, as is..   But there will be an ongoing series of bills. Feinstein's effort is just the first foray.   This stuff isn't likely to be "settled" even by end of the year.   - OS
    2 points
  17. What happens in PM stays in PM     nuff said
    2 points
  18. Meh.  Stallone and other celebrities are entitled to their opinions. I will still watch their movies.   To me, Hollywood actors are here it entertain me.  They are the court jesters.  Why in hell would I care what the court jester thinks.
    2 points
  19. As always, I'm a little late to the party, but...   Keep my Remington 870 Express 12 ga. bed side, 6 in the tube and empty chamber. Have my Glock 19 or Kimber .45 on night stand (no children), magazine inserted with chamber empty. Reason being.   Getting up in the middle of the night groggy to take a leak and if lucky, shoot a 90% x ring and 10% fail to neutralize. With the completion of the fire drill stub my toe on the way back. Now do I really want to be fumbling with a hot gun when groggy & clumsy?   Of course most of it I blame on age.
    2 points
  20. One of these days I'm going to do it.  :lol:
    2 points
  21. I'm thinking they're all running at max capacity. They can't justify building new facilities during a panic bump that could end any time. Ammo stores need to put limits on purchases, and people should quit going nuts.
    2 points
  22. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction when operating the decocker.  They're handy, but I don't trust them.
    2 points
  23. Just remember... some lawyers get into the business so that they can have a chance at politics and have a chance at eventually wielding power irresponsibly so that they can control you and me.  These folks look like they'd be bad at playing poker too.
    2 points
  24. I was actually looking into this the other day.  It'll have to wait until next month or so before I can really devote any time to seriously investigating our options, though.  I still need to get us moved over to our new web server.
    1 point
  25. do *not* unhook the trailer from the truck. Unload first.
    1 point
  26. I recently had a local moving company move my safe in and they did a great job. It was $350 which is comparable to what Mahoneys was telling me. These guys were much easier to schedule. It is a Liberty Franklin 50 gun safe at almost 1200 lbs and they handled it well. They just needed some of my lumber to support the trailer/ramp as well to protect the tile. Funny story too. I had the ramp of my 16' trailer straight onto my front porch and when they got the safe onto the end of the trailer it lifted the entire front of the trailer into the air and they dropped to the ground. I thought for sure they were done for but they handled it well and got the safe up the ramp. Gary Mercer @ Crating and Moving Solutions 423-360-4847
    1 point
  27. This will be a great time for new people to get a taste of competition shooting. I look forward to seeing everyone there. Well done with the ammo Michael.
    1 point
  28. The Pres can suck it. Nothing that asshole does please me.
    1 point
  29. "The majority of Americans agree with me." Uhhhh no, they don't. But go ahead and downplay how many letters and calls you've got over this issue.
    1 point
  30. Great match today. Scores are done and sent out in email. Should be posted on the website shortly.
    1 point
  31. He profits from fighting w weapons,but doesn't want anyone to have their choice.I vote just say no to RAMBLOW. What a douche...
    1 point
  32. He knows it's not about hunting or skeet shooting, he's trying to divide and conquer. He'll lull the Fudds into a false sense of security while he bans ARs and high cap mags then he'll do the same thing with pistols. Finally he'll go after deer rifles (sniper rifles) and bird guns (assault shotguns) because there won't be anybody left smart enough to put up a fight.
    1 point
  33. All the really good ones just end up as asterisks.
    1 point
  34. I'm with you 100%. I tire of hearing people use that to discribe every person that they don't like. We should really come up with something better and a little more demeaning like.... "What a steel guitar player!" Or "That guys dumber than a bag of studio musicians!" :0)
    1 point
  35. The concept of liberty doesn't expire. As such a document written in preservation of liberty is timeless. Only those who wish to take liberty feel differently. I can not fathom anyone not wanting to be free.
    1 point
  36. I ordered one of these along with one of their double mag holsters recently for my M&P9c. Their website claims 12 working day shipment, but I had them in my hands in less than a week. Very high quality and great fit (a little too much retention out of the package). You can also order kydex pancake wings that will give you greater concealment, but the standard belt loops work just fine. After working the gun in and out many times, the holster settled into the right retention and draw. I ordered mine with no sweat guard so I could get a full grip before presentation of the weapon. The cant is also adjustable by re positioning the screws. I really like this rig. The only thing I had to get used to was the belt loops on the mag holster; I'm used to one that just snaps onto the belt. The holster is a deal at just $45, and the mag carrier at $30. $5.35 flat rate shipping. All in all, I'm very pleased with it as it is my first kydex holster. I used to carry IWB, but have discovered that with a good belt as part of my carry system, I can conceal just as well OWB and achieve a greater degree of comfort. [URL=http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/203/dscf2608q.jpg/][/URL] [URL=http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/801/dscf2610r.jpg/][/URL]
    1 point
  37. My Gen4 19. My EDC and IDPA gun.
    1 point
  38. The Glock 21 is my main carry gun. Might switch to the 19 after a couple hundred rounds, already have a MTAC holster I used for the 23.   Still had all these laid out earlier and heard what I thought was my truck alarm going off. Had to pause for a second and figure out which one to grab. The obvious answer was .45.
    1 point
  39. My service began and ended during the Clinton administration, so my deployment to Kuwait was a far milder affair than the folks in the last dozen years. Call it whatever you want. When the President has a list of targets that he personally OK's, it is an assassination. Especially when those killings take place in a location in which we are not actively engaged in combat. When that target is a US citizen, then there is responsibility on the government's behalf to make the reasoning for that decision crystal clear to the the American People. Holder's assertion that "due process does not mean due judicial process" is a load of horseshit and does not even come close to a reasonable justification. As far as AQ being a foreign military, which affiliate of AQ are we talking about? AQAP? AQ in Iraq? Al Shabaab? Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb? Which country do they represent? I don't wholly disagree with your position. However, above any political or military goal, I value the civil liberties of American citizens. I was a vocal critic of the Patriot Act from the beginning and I find the thought that the President can order that an American citizen be specifically and directly targeted for death most especially odious. To kill an American engaged in combat against American forces on the field of battle (like Lindh would have been if he had died) is one thing. To target an American citizen with a drone strike in a country in which we do not have troops and have not declared war against is another matter entirely.
    1 point
  40.   Cheers my friend! 
    1 point
  41. There is no reasonable gun control. We don't need compromise, we need people to take more responsibility. The problem is that so many want the government to take care of all the aspects of their lives. So many want big brother to keep them safe, pay their bills, and give them a free lunch, they don't care about rights or freedom. There was a time the looneys were kept in check, but I fear society has fell to such a low that time is lost forever.
    1 point
  42. NY might just get a ruling handed down from the SCOTUS that not only undoes this last infringement but paves they way to abolish other anti-2A laws as well. I hope the people stand up for their rights and tell Cuomo what to do with his worthless piece of legislation.
    1 point
  43. First thing you need to do is read the owner's manual.
    1 point
  44. Civil Rights lawyers....just not our rights.   Figures.     Again, they're safe, nothing worth going in the building for.  No intelligent life found.
    1 point
  45. Emotion. Playschool brand toys killed more kids this year than AR-15s. Once again, I just don't understand the emotion here toward an inanimate object.
    1 point
  46. I think if they restrict U.S. Citizens from purchasing any firearms or magazines, then the restriction should be for all. That includes LE, the Feds, Hollywood, etc...  Everyone, means EVERYONE!
    1 point
  47. This occurred to me today... Hollywood can only use "legal" guns in movies.   If it's banned, it can't appear in a Hollywood film.
    1 point
  48. The fact of the matter is when ignorant fools spend way too much money for something sellers get used to that and it drives up the cost of EVERYTHING for EVERYONE.
    1 point
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