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Sign him up for the healthcare marketplace. He'll get calls galore. Also, I could give you more pointers, like plastic surgery centers websites for a consultation. Or post an ad on Craigslist with a photo of a hot blonde looking for a hookup, with his number. These are merely immature suggestions but always great for revenge.

Police speeding.   Using a cell phone in a theater.   Using a cell phone while driving.   Having more than 10 items in the express lane.   Taking up more than one parking space.   Hunting from someone else's deer stand.   Flying a drone over someone else's property without permission.   Visible underwear in public.   Agreeing to do something and not following through.   Putting sugar in cornbread.   Having a dremel tool near a quality firearm.   Spitting out used chewing gum where people walk.

You forgot this douchebag...

Looks nice. I just don't think I want that hanging on my truck. They say you have to know your audience--I know mine and there will be no outward sign of gun ownership on my truck. Rarely is there a gun in the truck that's not on my person. I just don't want someone knocking out my window to check.

Another thread got me thinking...   Why did everyone turn their back on the A2?  Everything is carbine, fast twists [stupid!!!] and how many trinkets can we pack on there.       Anyone else miss a nice set of fully adjustable iron sights?  Not the A1's, they were godawful, but the A2's were great.  Toss in a 12 twist pencil profile barrel and you got well balanced rifle that's a joy to shoot.    I've been toying with the notion of building another one.  Got a bare lower begging for new project.  hmmmm, Maybe a set of triangle guards and three prong out front.  LOL.

Hooters causes 1) males to objectify females as sexual props 2) the worst buffalo wings on the planet 3) more fuel for the feminazi agenda 4) places for creepy old men and teenagers to gather 5) pressures females to dress like hobags 6) adds more sexuality to the American food industry that wasnt needed 7) I dont like the color orange Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk

I am going to assume the issue is the other shooters and their guns, not your guns. You know when your gun is going to go off. It is the cat next to you, or two tables down that is throwing your groove off.   You can double stuff as mentioned above, ear plugs and muffs, that will help muffle the sound. However you will still hear it, and if you are close enough feel the concussion.   My suggestion would be to sit there and close your eyes. Sit back off of the line at the back of the range. Just absorb it all. Don't shoot, just listen and feel. It might not happen instantly, but with your eyes closed you won't have any visual cues to warn you the blast is coming. It will just come. Take a few minutes to let that sink in, then try tuning it all out.

I cover mine with a drawbar and 2" ball.  It has protected my bumper in the past, makes a nasty hole in expensive, plastic-covered front bumpers.

You can type their phone number in on Facebook. If his number is associated with his account it will pop right up. I do that a lot when selling on Craigslist just to get an idea of who I am going to be meeting with.

Left lane drivers

Listen to more metal. Loudly. Soon you'll begin to think a volley of fire is just the applause of some far off admirers. Works for me, anyways. :-)

Well even us veterans still flinch!  So don't feel too bad.  There are a few things that will help you:   Double Stuff ( wear foam earplugs and ear muffs ) not only will this help preserve your hearing, it will lesson the noise and concussion of shooting making it a bit more comfortable.  Wear eye protection as well.   Properly grip the firearm.   Youtube has some great videos to help you properly grip your firearm when shooting.  This will help with the recoil and make you more comfortable. You can back down a few notches in caliber.  Try shooting a .22lr pistol for a while to get used to trigger and other mechanics involved in shooting. Snap Caps:  use these to help practice dry firing.  This will also help you with your shooting mechanics.   Shoot more  :) 

Remington has become more interested in building their corporate portfolio than building a quality product. The problem with current Marlins IS Remington. Remington blows. You take their flag ship: the 700. Comparing two 700's side by side, one made today and one made in say, 1960. Its the same difference in a Wilson Combat and a High Point. Both very serviceable and all, but really.... If you find yourself shopping for a Marlin lever gun, do your best to find one made in the 50's. They are arguably the best made Marlins out there....ever.

Spotted in KY this weekend

I'd die before I could finish the list but let it suffice to say caning and public humiliation would go a long way to straighten things up a bit in this country.

Ehull20000, I hate that you guys weren't able to get one to come in. Hopefully, next time. I'd be interested, and I imagine others would be too, if you'd tell us some details about your coyote hunts...like what kinds of guns, ammo, calls, camo, stands particulars, layout of land in front of your stands, did you hear coyotes in the area, what time did you get on the stand, and how long do you stay on a stand? Us wannabe newbs can appreciate every single morsel of tips and information we can get to improve our coyote hunting skills. Thanks.

Become a TGO Benefactor. All the cool kids are doing it.

I could get this one: But I like my current one: :biglol:

Write his number down in every public bathroom....: for a good time call

Old fart here.....( 80 ) I've never had a speeding ticket in my life!  Reason simple...I don't speed.I never had a DUI and I never will...reason I don't drink and never will.  And guess what I've got to every place in the world I wanted to with NO accidents.  Am a I bragging hell yes!  Moral of the story is if ya don't wanna get hit by a train stay off the tracks.  How do ya think I got to be 80.  

That's a whole bunch classier than truck nuts. I reckon I would have to get rid of them first :)

Chip Cain is an attorney and a sponsor here. He can really help you. Have him draw you up an NFA trust. Then, go buy a suppressor. Be happy. Worked for me! I used to think I hated AR's going off cause they are so godawful loud. Got my first can....now I KNOW I hate them. EVERYTHING needs a can on it! Lol!

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Her owners are great. I couldn't have done better in choosing a great home. And now apparently I've been bitten by the bug. I'm getting another foster pup this Tuesday. All I know is she's 4-5 months old. It'll be a surprise I guess. Praying to god she's not a Tasmanian Devil. LOL!

Never having had or used a Facebook or Instagram account I'm of the "so what" opinion.

Why would you ask a police officer if there were certain no gun signs?  By asking that sort of question, you are basically advertising the fact that you are carrying to someone you do not know.   If you didn't see any legal no gun signs, I would keep my mouth shut and if you think you can carry without being found, then carry. If you think you would be found carrying, then I wouldn't go.  Now you have given those folks the idea to stick up the right signs.  Remember they don't have to stick up legal no gun signs to use a metal detector on private property, but once they stick up the signs, then there is a possible weapons charge.  As of now without the signs, you don't risk a weapons charge.

In case anyone is interested in going down the same path I thought I would show pics of my G40 with a Burris FastFire 3 mounted using plate # 5 of set 2 provided by Glock. I used the screws provided by Glock to mount their adapter plate, along with some threadlocker 222. I had read in some other posts that neither the screws provided with the Burris or by Glock would be suitable for mounting the optic. The other post recommended screws from a company named Traxx and gave the following link to Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006O5IBQ?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 I ordered them and applied some more 271 and it was a perfect fit. Finding sights to act as a backup was a harder job. I had read a post that stated that the Dawson sights would work. I tried them but they were too short. Someone suggested calling Glock which sounded reasonable. They were no help and I would have expected that having provided a means to mount an optic they would have gave more thought to this aspect. They suggested calling Dawson or Ameriglo. Since I had already tried Dawson that left Ameriglo. As a side note I also ordered sights from Saurez but they canceled my order and said they were out of stock. I called Ameriglo and ordered GST-407 for the front, which is .407 inches tall, and GLT-507 for the rear. http://ameriglo.com/collections/glock/products/glock-steel-thin-serrated-fronts?variant=7556138689 http://ameriglo.com/collections/glock/products/glock-tall-steel-rears?variant=7554840257 I ordered the holster from Simply Rugged Holsters and specified that it would have a red dot and tall sights. It fits like a glove.

I definitely missed that part. I'm on Tapatalk, so I can't see a poll.

Gander Mountain parking lot in Knoxville.

      That's Haarp, not Jade Helm. 

  The good thing about my Bermuda is that it will be dormant till the ground temps get in the mid 60's. 

*whiney airsoft voice* but Delta Force SEAL snipers use Scars and daniel defense mk18s! Most of the weapons are inspired by what SOF uses and what video games do. The current M16s/M4s suck a bag of phallic statues... Hell there is a reason a lot of Tier 1 dudes use Mk12s, I prefer a longer barrel...I did like the A2, well balanced and simple Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk

Sidecarist has given some very good insight on how to flatten the shaft and countersink the hole - - - the most important advice being Go SLOW! But, before cutting into any metal...., I would give a different holster a try. You state that you had a problem getting the holster's button to latch. Appears to me that the holster that you are using places pressure in a couple of areas that might have an impact on the issue that you had.

It's not hard to flatten the end of the shaft, the hard part is making it look nice, touching up the finish, etc. If you're handy use a brand new 6" or 8" single cut file. Remove a bit at a time and trial fit. Go SLOW. You can use a new sharp multi flute countersnk on the hole, again go SLOW! Then there are finish touch up issues to deal with. Do not use power tools for this, throw your Dremel in the trash. If you are unsure about any of this then please please have a gunsmith do the work. It's a shame to botch a job on a nice weapon...

  And if anyone wants, I'll sell them an ultra cool platinum level benefactor membership for $2/month more than what David charges.   although they may end up looking the same, and possessing the same benefits, know that the ultra cool platinum benefactor membership comes with additional perks, such as: Contributing the economy at an even greater level Portions of the funds will go to sponsor someone who sponsored a child because of Sally Struthers in the early 90's Remaining portion of said funds will support a fellow TGO ultra cool platinum benefactor You can brag about your new elite status And the best part of all, you can sell in the classifieds! Don't wait until the offer expires!  The first 15 people that take me up on this offer will be charged an additional $1/month as a convenience fee.   <Just had a thought, should I wait until someone has at least ten posts before interjecting with dripping sarcasm?>

Im pretty sure the military swaps the barrels out, all that they use is the action. The m24 i believe was a long action 308 while the m40 was a short action.  Now they are re barreling the m24 to shoot 300 win mag. 

Without any pictures I'm just taking a wild-ass guess here.......   Is it possible that the thumb break area of the holster had enough pressure on the right side to push the tip of the thumb safety shaft toward the inside of the frame?  That could have moved the safety out away from the frame on the left side just enough to allow the plunger and its spring to "depart."  Would also need to know if you were carrying in condition 1 (cocked & locked).    I have seen tight fitting holsters press the slide release in this matter..., that is why many 1911 gunsmiths will countersink the right side frame holes and bob the end of the shafts. 

It is made from 5/32" 1095 carbon steel professionally heat treated to a RC of 59-61. OAL is 10" and blade is about 5 1/2". It's also double acid etched and has a very thin red liner, ebony and mesquite scales with mosaic pins and brass lanyard hole. It has some nice file work on the spine and will also come with a kydex sheath. It's found a home in North Carolina.

I got used to guns in basic training. :up:  After that, the only gun that surprised me was my Desert Eagle .50  Didn't know what to expect when I pulled the trigger but I found out. B) Noise cancelling headphones work terrific as I can hear what's going on around me between shots.

Hipsters.     Animal abusers.    Anything or anyone affiliated with Comcast cable.   Lazy workers and bad contractors.   Rafters...when i'm fishing the Nolichucky River.   Anyone that has the nerve to pull right up beside you and fish, out of the whole entire lake, while you're on your favorite fishing spot.   That guy that looks like he can barely afford a pack of smokes buying $50 worth of random lotto tix, and takes 5mins in line to decide when all i need is my receipt from the gas pump-which was out of receipt paper.  ARRRH! multiple canes please!

You can take a look here on Pinterest if you'd like.   https://www.pinterest.com/donaldbeeler/my-knives/

Absolutely.  I ended up buying a few pieces of reloading equipment.  I'm going to slowly build up my setup over a little bit of time, and start buying in bulk.  :) Brandon

Double stuff for sure. Helps me a lot. Also take your time if you're new, or just getting back after some time off give yourself some time to get used to it again. Shooting under any type of roof amplifies the effects too. Whenever possible shoot in the open air. You might try doing some spotting for others too. It exposes you to the range, and gives you something to concentrate on without expending ammo.

That rope is going to taste awful!

I want this to happen really bad. That's how I know it's a pipe dream and a joke and will never happen.

Well they do reside in the Bay Area with the rest of the loons.

Wait for it to come out at the Redbox and don't have to worry about being wanded.

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