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You can have mine too if you wish. :shake:   I'm about sick of hearing about Duck Dynasty.

They should have named it "Pelosi". I just heard the Weather Chanel say "it's gonna be a real ugly one folks!!!!"

Many thanks to Dolomite for the firearms related item that he gave to me as a gift...and paid to ship it to me! Really made me feel good that there was a fellow gun enthusiast, that freely gave something, and didn't expect anything in return! Just proves that there still are some generous people, that will do something nice for someone else, just to do it without any personal profit motive. Thank you Dolomite...and if we're ever at one of my lunch places, at the same time, lunch is on me. Here's wishing you and yours the very best for the New Year ahead of us. Sidewinder  

  My update, called Cabela's and they have replacement processing before I even send this one back, and no charge to use their return label.   - OS

:wave: 10 yards. Bullet was recovered just under the skin on the opposite side. He went about 20 yards and piled up. XTP 230 grain JHP reload. DaveS

You can't run forever. :down: We'll be running out of free states if no one stands up and you all run or comply with the unconstitutional laws.

I apologize in advance, since this sounds like I'm splitting hairs, but this is 100% the fault of CT citizens: First, they elected these buffoons to office and second, the gun owners in that line are not there against their will, there's UHaul trucks in CT too. I'd like to think we just have better sense at the poll than CT, but I mostly believe that we are just more like-minded here in TN. We're lucky to have fewer hand-wringing ninnies than they have. If you find yourself in unsavory company, you run them off or you leave. Those poor gunowners up there that didn't move when they law was passed bent over and took it, voluntarily.

Marijuana yes ... High cap assault mags no way Http://www.magpul.com/move

After a lot of looking, I've finally got my hands on a 'Dream Rifle' I've wanted one for ages, but never been in a position to be able to buy or trade into a good condition Savage '99. I've seen & handled many, but they were never as good as I was led to believe, or crazy expensive. Every time Gregg posted a photo of his, I wept a little with envy. I now own my very own! It's a 1946 model 99EG in .300Savage & I couldn't be happier!

TDR and KKing...thank you both for the comments you made. I appreciate them. I was in no way trying to argue or convert you, and I think you know this; but just wanted to be perfectly clear about it. This was a good open discussion on something that I really believe others might ask about, just as I myself was curious about it. So we accomplished something good.

  My bet is that the targeted audience would most likely buy a $500 camouflage Mossberg than a camo $3000 Benelli.  ;)

For the record, I don't want any manual safety on my carry weapon.

[quote name="Metalhead" post="1088241" timestamp="1388713031"]Read the title and thought to myself, "Mossberg, probably." Clicked on thread, I was right.[/quote] Selling Mossberg.....hunting with Benelli

Have you noticed how they're naming winter storms now.  :shake:

A pirate walks into a bar with a steering wheel sticking out of his fly. Bartender says "hey do you know you have a steering wheel in your pants" Pirate says "Aye, it's drivin me nuts"

This fox meat tastes like ass.

Guess what? Won me a BNIB Glock 19 Gen 3 on a raffle! Never won anything in my entire life except a few "free" tickets buying instant lottery scratch offs now and then. Been waiting my entire life for Dick Clark and Ed McMan to show up on my door step!   Already have a nice Glock 19 Gen 3, with True Glow TFO sights, a Talon grip, a 3-1/2 pound trigger, the hole plug for the handle and my "Infidel" slide plate cover, so...   Made a nice down payment for a Glock 26 and now to dress that one up too.

  Same here, but I'll need to find some new products. I'm about at my limit on P-mags. :cool:

  There's a joke in there somewhere.

I won't even walk into a Sears any more. It's worse than walking on to a used car lot in terms of pushy sales folk.

Three reasons why this is repulsive news to liberals:   (1)  It's Walmart.   (2)  Our president prefers dog.   (3)  Libs don't like FOX with anything.

Well duh, it's a Wring neck. :)

I always thought the best birth control device was a pair of these.

Why do they call Mexican midgets "paragraphs"? They're too short to be as essay.

Back when I was an Army SEAL sniper I used a matching numbers SKS to take down an enemy sniper at a thousand yards. He was driving a '71 shortbed. Strange coincidence huh? *sorry, can't tell you any more about it, it's classified.

Welcome to the korengal (yes, that's me, I was taking selfies because I thought the fog was cool, :) hah Back on topic. If anyone wants to see a clip taken from our 1st platoon guys who had the AO of the helo crash I can post it so you can get a small glimpse of what the village looked like. But be for warned.... It's a bunch of joes bored on a patrol being wise ass'. Ha

Just watching the news, and can you believe it, there's a snowstorm in the northern states. Surely it's the end of civilization as we know it. And all those poor inconvenienced people they just interviewed on CBS. Oh the humanity. What a bunch of wussies we've become.

Check and see if brian merril or grant hammond work in that area. They are very good. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

It is flurrying here so guess I need some of that government funding....

[quote name="Garufa" post="1088162" timestamp="1388706985"]Have you noticed how they're naming winter storms now. :shake:[/quote] Yeah, that was started by The Weather Channel as a headline grabbing technique. Annoying.

Let me be the first....   That thing is ugly and is insulting to the elegant lines of the original 51.

Buddy, if I lived closer I would surely take you up on that. In the past, we always had good luck with two hunters. One with rifle (for long shots) and one with shotgun. There is nothing more challenging than calling in Yotes!   Dave

Whenever he hears the song, "Afternoon Delight," he thinks of his nap.

That is the ultimate cool. The little criitter knows how to keep up with the food bag for sure. It's videos like this that ended my deer hunting back many years ago. That and my son.......................

Just seen this newsflash, Magpul made good on their promise:   http://www.magpul.com/move   January 2, 2014   Contact: Duane Liptak, Director of Product Management and Marketing Tel:  303-828-3460x170  Email: dliptak@magpul.com     Magpul Industries Announces Plans for Relocation Company Is Moving Operations to Wyoming and Texas     Magpul Industries announced today that it is relocating its operations to Wyoming and Texas. The company is relocating manufacturing, distribution and shipping operations to Cheyenne, Wyoming. Magpul is leasing a 58,000 square foot manufacturing and distribution facility during the construction of a 100,000 square foot build-to-suit facility in the Cheyenne Business Parkway. The Wyoming relocation is being completed with support from Governor Matt Mead, the Wyoming Business Council and Cheyenne LEADS. Magpul is moving its corporate headquarters to Texas. Three North Central Texas sites are under final consideration, and the transition to the Texas headquarters will begin as soon as the facility is selected. The Texas relocation is being accomplished with support from Governor Rick Perry and the Texas Economic Development Corporation.   “Magpul made the decision to relocate in March 2013 and has proceeded on an aggressive but deliberate path” says Doug Smith, Chief Operating Officer for Magpul Industries. â€œThese dual moves will be carried out in a manner that ensures our operations and supply chain will not be interrupted and our loyal customers will not be affected.” The company began a nationwide search for a new base of operations after legislation was enacted in Colorado that dramatically limits the sale of firearms accessories – the core of Magpul’s business. Magpul plans on initially transitioning 92% of its current workforce outside of Colorado within 12-16 months and will maintain only limited operations in Colorado. "Moving operations to states that support our culture of individual liberties and personal responsibility is important,” says Richard Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive Officer for Magpul Industries. “This relocation will also improve business operations and logistics as we utilize the strengths of Texas and Wyoming in our expansion.”     About Magpul Founded in 1999, Magpul was launched to manufacture an innovative device to aid in the manipulation of rifle magazines while reloading under stress. The company’s name comes from the original product called the Magpul. Over the last decade Magpul has continued to grow and develop into additional product areas using much the same mission and process with a focus on innovation, creativity, and efficiency.   For more information, please contact Duane Liptak at dliptak@magpul.com, 303.828.3460 x170.

I've got a hunch this is why Roebuck pulled out years ago.

I guess that answers the question. The fox said "yum yum  yum yum yum yum yum".

   I think you are probably on to something but I don't think you are giving yourself and the mods enough credit. It helps that there are decent knowledgeable folks that are willing to help here but I think the way issues are handled as well as what is and is not allowed goes a long ways in keeping people drawn to this sight.

    FTFY

It's an odd thing, really.  Kentucky has always had comparatively lax firearms restrictions in relation to Tennessee and many other states, and I think that has led to a certain amount of complacency among the people.  Tennesseans have had to fight hard for things like the HCP and the ability to carry firearms in restaurants that serve alcohol, so I think we're more appreciative of those things here and as a result are more engaged in furthering our rights and protecting the ones we already have.   I think that may be part of why the Kentucky gun forums aren't all that active.

No game here today.  Had hog jowls, black eyed peas, jalapeno cornbread, and fried potatoes, most of which was cooked in cornbread.  Pretty dang good!   On another note, I had always heard that Grandpa Jones was quite the butthead in real life.

Crossville is a nice enough town but there's just not much there. It's a quiet little town. Being on the plateau, it's generally a little cooler in the summer but they get more ice and snow in the winter.

Believe me after 4 sons, the only true birth control is abstinence, tubal ligation,  or Vasectomy.   We have close to 20 pairs of those crocs.  The kids crocs rarely match they wear them anyway.  Getting married, getting old, sure didn't work either.   Headaches, bad back, I'm asleep, and other lame excuses didn't work either.  Wanting a baby girl was like pouring gasoline on the fire.

Feedin babies all nite here...milk party at my place...

Right. They are still legal; just a finite supply of them, and the prices are still crazy. They'd take another big jump were they one day deemed illegal as well.

Commander-sized 1911 is the best.  If you're dead set on polymer striker-fired, the M&P45 compact is excellent.

That's awesome that you would give up your hunting to help a disabled hunter. You are a true Sportsman Sir! And a special friend to him...   Dave

Go to your local Sherwin Williams and ask for the hardener for Prolane-T. There is one off of Broadway near the 40 exit/entrance.   Duracoat is Prolane-T just with a different label. It is also a lot cheaper than Duracoat but you do have to buy larger quantities.

This reminds me of a developmentally challenged young lad from my youth who put a Western Auto rotating light on his bicycle and thought he could pull people over.

  This is why the legislature is supposed to make the laws. We're not supposed to be at the mercy of regulatory agencies.