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Why would you want too? JMB placed this here for a reason.2 points
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Edible wild plants class in Crossville, Tn on 11 July at 3:00 pm. The class will be conducted outside so be prepared to hike a mile or so while we are in class.1 point
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Yes, but not from the Bro Country guys. They get the cat piss stuff from Clarksville.1 point
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Your preference. But keep in mind those hookers come with freebies that last a lifetime. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I547 using Tapatalk1 point
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i was always in awe, as i waited for the habu to clear kadena and take off. the smell of the fuel , the noise, the thunder was exhilirating. at the time top speed was classified, but it was just one of those things that would stop all on lookers as that work of art went wheels up and thundered off to lord knows where. very impressive...........1 point
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Blow in south Texas and south Florida. Hookers in southern Nevada. You're welcome :)1 point
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Well, the pass in 39-17-1322 has been around a lot longer than the car carry thing of course, looks like it goes back in present form at least to 1994. It seems to just be a nod to the fact that self defense trumps any of the other violations in the Part, most of which are just non-violent ones, and most are only misdemeanors to boot. But yeah, it's as hypocritical as it is noble. - OS1 point
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The problem would be a shooting just like this. It is completely legal to carry a loaded handgun in a vehicle in TN. But once you exited the vehicle to defend someone else holding the gun you could be prosecuted if it was seen as a separate law, because then you would be carrying outside a vehicle without a permit. Of course all this would be avoided if TN would actually follow the Constitution and quit charging people $115 and a forced class to excersie their right, turning it into a prvielege Sent from the backwoods1 point
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Ya leather can get very pricey, that's why I was looking for patterns from those that are willing to share, like some others have said there really isn't any Secrets. I think they just want you to go through some hard nocks to get to the end results. Right now I am searching for an answer to using magnets instead of snaps for the straps on holsters.1 point
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I have been doing a fare amount of reading on kydex and even the people at crossbread feel the best to work with is 060 you will get the best definition out of the kydex, the thicker stuff gets to hard to work.1 point
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I honestly never saw hookers in Clarksville when I was stationed at Campbell. I did see plenty of double wide women in the clubs and bars looking for an ID card. There was also the time I tried to get into Catwest strip club, but was turned away at the door, because apparently vomit on my shirt wasn't allowed under the dress code or something...but that's a different story for a different time. :whistle:1 point
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So you are saying that when I am in Clarksville I can get my blow pretty much wherever in the rest of Clarksville, but I should get my hookers close to the base?1 point
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I was conflicted about carrying in church so I talked to one of the deacons and found out 4 out of 6 of our deacons are armed every service so now I am to. It really surprised me that they had talked and planned for a problem in church, the deacons are all seated in different areas in the church during service and 2 of them are with the children during sunday school. I was really very impressed at the planning and I bet 99% of the other members have no ideal, like I didn't before I asked.1 point
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What would they charge them with? At the end of the day, the responsibility for the crime lies on the scumbag that pulled the trigger.1 point
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GT's is full of 45gap ammo and it is on close out. FMJ is about $15/50 and 200 gr Gold Dots are $19/50, but they are not sure they will continue to stock gap ammo once it is gone. When they had the GA State Patrol trade ins for less than $300 I came real close to picking one up with a lifetime supply of ammo. I find the thick slide the worst part of the gap pistols.1 point
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Happy Mother####er's Day. ETA: Motherfocker's Day in case anybody misses the intent blocked by our PG friendly coding.1 point
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So i am limited to 100yds for my range at the house and have run out of things to challenge myself at that distance with my rifles. So i figured i would try to shoot out the flame of a candle. I must have walked up 800yds. and was about to call it a day. when every thing just worked out."first time trying to load a video clip " http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/bigtruuck/media/candle%20in%20the%20wind_zpstzabeowb.mp4.html1 point
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forgot to put up the important stuff. rifle was a rem 700 chambered in 300 blk. shooting my load of a 110gr. barnes tac-tx pushed by 19.1 grs. of win 296 sitting in re-sized lake city .5.56 ignited by fed 205. primers. Thanks nguys. if the box caught fire it woudlve been no big deal. heres one from last weekend. http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/bigtruuck/media/fire%20in%20the%20hole_zpseid6cw6x.mp4.html1 point
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I like this GT. I especially like the clays. I like the thought of seeing them explode.1 point
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Since there are some law enforcement folks here and others with great opinions, I have a question about should I have or should I have let it go type question. Yesterday afternoon while traveling on the interstate humming alone at around 70 mph on a 3 lane portion, traffic is heavy, the vehicle in front of me suddenly without warning made evasive lane changes due to large bundles of rolled insulation that had just fallen off a truck in front of her. The evasive lane change was too much and she lost control, swerved far right, far left, and then over corrected and went head on into the guardrail on the right. I ended up hitting the bundle of insulation on the interstate, no damage, but the other car that wrecked had a mother and two daughters (maybe 11 yrs and maybe 6 yrs old, not sure). As it turns out, they were okay, maybe shaken up pretty good. The car was destroyed, heavy front end damage. The impact caused the car to come to a rest in the middle lane. The truck that dropped the insulation never stopped. Here is the question, I witnessed in the rear view mirror as I was coming to stop to aide and assist, the 11 yr old girl suddenly dart from the car and run to the guardrail upon immediate coming to a stop of the wrecked car, I thought I saw her throw something over the guard rail. I am not sure the car had even come to a complete stop either. Was this worth mentioning to the arriving officer and does it matter? As we waited on the officer, I checked on my family who was in our car just 50 feet or more from the wreck. My wife asked me did that girl throw something, she had seen it too. I went back to look, but did not see anything other than common trash along the area where I thought I saw her throw something. When the officer arrived, which seemed like only a just a few minutes, he of course asked if they were hurt, and then he came to me see what I had seen. As I explained how the wreck occurred, he took my name and number, and he said that I was free to go, but I did mention to him seperately after he said that I was free to go what I witnessed about the girl darting from the car. He said, it was weird wasn't it. I say yea it was weird, and told me again I was free to go. Not sure if that mattered to the officer, the incident, or that was enough info for him to act. I will probably never know what happened, doesn't matter, but why did the girl dart.1 point
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Uber-idiocy. Maybe i'm getting mean and spitefull in my old age but i'm getting really really sick and tired of all these pretentious, sanctimonious, self-rightous, narcissistic, socialist, freedom hating, Constitution destroying, progressive liberal commies, (did I leave anything out?), trying to force their idiotic, illogical, fantacy utopian philosophy down our throats every minute of every day but I would love to see this Uber company go bankrupt some day. I will laugh that day, they deserve it.1 point
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The thing that boggles my mind is they were designed with slide rules on drafting boards back in the 50's, just amazing! Kurt1 point
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When you get a chance, please do. I remember the first time I saw a B1-B take off in person. Before it had even gotten to the end of the runway, the pilot had the plane completely vertical and it was shooting up like a rocket. Stunning. A massive bomber, that looks like a fighter, and it can do that. BTW, that wasn't a normal everyday take off. ;) It was during one of those AFB "Commander's Day" presentations.1 point
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Let me get this straight. A driver for they're company who is legally carrying a firearm saves a bunch of people from a nut bag trying to kill people and this is the response. Genius!1 point
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When I first moved to Tennessee from Illinois as a kid of 16 I would go up and park out side an African American country church in a small community called Bell Town in the warm weather just to listen to that magnificent choir sing because all the doors and windows were open and when they were in the spirit and the singers were singing it was totally beautiful and I would try to make sure I got there on time to hear them. You could feel the joy that was coming from that singing out in my truck...........jmho1 point
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I agree we need different view points. Everyone here has probably read to orginal thread by now. Here was my issue. In his post, he said he would defend someone's right to burn a flag, then asked the question "How about you?". So he was looking for different opinons. I know my view points are old fashioned to most, and that violence isn't the answer to everything. I am normally a calm and fairly light hearted person. But there will always be things that touch us down to the very core. Burning that flag is one of them for me. So is insulting my wife or mother. If we are with friends and we are cutting up and joking I'm not gonna just fly off the handle. But if someone on the street calls my wife a slut in an argument we are gonna have major issues. It's a lack of respect issue. I know some people think using violence over a lack of respect is bullshit and I'm fine with that. But we had at least one President and several high ranking politicians who would quickly call a man out to a duel if they were disrespected. So while I value his opinion, you can't ask for differing opinions and then get your panties in a wad when someone gives them to you. I wasn't raised with one damn ounce of backup anywhere in my spine. I am what I am and most of the time I will keep my mouth shut about inflammatory topics, but if you ask, I will give it and I won't back down from my beliefs. On the internet or in person Sent from the backwoods1 point
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If we're getting explantations, I got some questions too. 1. Too, two, to, WTF? I mean really? Explain that! 2. Magnets, how do those even work? Witches? 3. If Ted left his house at 6:35AM and arrived at work at 7:40AM, worked 3 hours before lunch and then worked another 4 hours after, how much pizza did Ted eat for lunch? 4. Potato or potato? Why? 5. Remember that guy form MacGyver? Not MacGyver, but his one friend who helped him out sometimes, what was his name? 6. Can you feel the love tonight? 7. Will we ever have a gay black albino women president? Would being a "little person" hurt or help the campaign? 8. Why do I always get so sleepy right before I go to sleep? 9. Have you seen my wallet? 10. Can I have $20.00? Since there is apparently a secret TGO hierarchy I wasn't aware of and I've been here longer than the OP, I think it would be in poor form to address his grievances before tackling my list. You didn't have anything important to do anyways today, right David? ;)1 point
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I swear I'm coming back to this thread. I've just got other stuff to take care of before I can settle in and really do it justice.1 point
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I can't remember the last time I got a two-fer out of a thread like this. I'm seriously going to let this run a while, have a beer, and come back to it later. Like a fine cigar, this one just feels like something I should savor.1 point
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Spots???? A terrorist?????? WTF??? ......well, you ARE pretty good with a hammer Spots, so..........1 point
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Thanks for the info, GreginTenn. The story gets better. I asked to see several, so I could pick the best of them. Priced identically - and marked 65-3 - was a beautiful 65-1 with pinned barrel and recessed cylinder. I grabbed it.1 point
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I can't remember off the top of my head the charge weights, but I like AA5 and AA7 in .40. With 5, I have two weights with a 165gr bullet, a lighter plinker and a slightly warmer version which is just about factory performance. That ine works better on steel. The light stuff is fine for paper but not so great with heavier poppers.1 point
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Well...that may be good for the 20 something crowd, but for the old geezers like me, it just is PR flack.1 point
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Anschutz or Walther...They will shoot flies off a target at 50 or 100 yds. Models...anything from a 1411 up to a 2013 with the Annie and a KK300 for the Walther. Your choice of wood or metal stocks. Weaver T-36 Scope. You can see the flies at 100 yds. 1/8th MOA click values lets you adjust from the flies tail to his head. You do prefer head shots, right? Ammo? Tenex or Center X will get the job done. Range? 200 yds is accurate enough to shoot Mr. Fuzzy Tail Hope this helps. Lp1 point
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Really? They should be giving those away with any purchase of a regular caliber Glock.1 point
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