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Everything is racist and makes me want one even more. F'ing pussy generation!3 points
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This is some interesting info. I had no idea how 22 ammo was made. The shortage of it I'm painfully aware of. http://newschannel9.com/sports/outdoors/22-caliber-bullets-rare-glimpse-at-how-its-made2 points
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Agreed......they make keeping those darn pants up over my big ole' belly a whole lot easier.2 points
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Or get rid of most of that stuff and go minimalist. I'm working on slimming my wallet down to the bare necessities. If it wasn't for the stupid RFID card I have to carry to open doors at work and the fact that we have to keep the HCP with us even though it's the exact same number as the TNDL, I'd have it down to 3 cards and some paper cash. Coins quickly make their way to the cupholder and then to the coin box to be hauled off later to Coinstar. Right now it's phone, super slim wallet, car key, knife and (when I'm not at the office) gun. That reminds me....I need to find a lighter knife. I've thought about removing the car's remote from my key ring and going old-school with just the key.2 points
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Work good like AmPaTerry says. Nice thing about being a old geezer though, don't have to try to hide them so I look "cool"! Just clip'em on and go. Personally, I like the ones made by Perry. Black and blue gets boring quickly though. You can have some fun if you're crazy enough to wear the wild colors and patterns they make.2 points
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My 18 year old son Ashton saved his friend's life by performing CPR on him and bringing him back to life after he was drowned and under water for several minutes . I love my son and I am just being a proud Daddy . Here he is getting a Life Saver award from the County Mayor .2 points
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And yet there are some who are ostensibly on our side (or at least claim to be) who would rather see her win than Trump......2 points
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Galco ankle holster, G-26 and get the calf strap for the galco. It took me 3-4 days to get over feeling like I had an anchor strapped to my ankle. I've carried a G-33 every day at work for over 5 years. With my sleek, svelte, fighting machine body I can't wear IWB unless I am untucked and I'm just not an untucked at work kind of guy. Don't bother with the spare mag ankle thingy unless you are going to sew a retaining strap to close over the top of the mag for retention. Rumor has it the first day you wear it and go visit a customer the mag will slip out and slide across the floor and your customer will almost die from laughing so hard at the look of horror on your face. Now I notice when I don't have it more than when I do... You're welcome... Mark2 points
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And a few more for fun.... SW 686 Colt Python Snubs SW Pre 27 Nickel snubs....two of my rarest pieces Another SW SW 19-3 nickel snub SW 27-2 nickel SW 19-2 snub2 points
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Ok, I'll play.... Smith and Wesson pre-27s SW 27-2 More 27-2s 1965 Colt Python 1963 Colt Python Colt Lawmen in e-nickel Consecutive Serial Numbered SW 27-2s with presentation box, and all other goodies including original shipping boxes2 points
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Being R/H I use an ankle holster most of the time on my inside left ankle holding a LCP or a P238. My S&W revolver is on the hip. If you want a revolver I think the LCR would be a better choice and I know you said no more used guns but being a revolver, and a Ruger, I don't think you can go wrong with a used one plus there's plenty of used LCR's out there. GL2 points
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Putting this here since most references to TCA here seem to involve guns. Just noticed that it has been updated. This is second year in a row they've done it in early August, used to be Sept/Oct. - OS1 point
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A friend of my Fathers was building a replica Gatling gun that shot .22. Last I saw it, about 15 years ago, it was almost done. Looked a lot like Buds but only about 2 feet tall with 18" wheels. I should check to see if he is still alive and if he ever got it finished. Would be fun to shoot.1 point
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We could all pitch in and share it.. like a time share.... "My neighbor's kid is having another one of his parties... bring it over...."1 point
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Well, it's only an accusation and even the EEOC stated that the Gadsden flag has no ties to racist. Anyone can make an accusation and there's a risk it will make the news. I could state something insane like, "Hillary Clinton is an honest and forthright person of high moral fiber" and it might make the news too. It'd be complete bovine excrement but it could make the news.1 point
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Would look good setting in the living room when the wife has Tupperware parties1 point
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However a stroke of her pen and email from her phone will ban them from import for private sale to peasants.1 point
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I saw a reproduction Colt model at a local gun store. Very nice Gatling.1 point
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The government would probably love to bail the gun industry out of bankruptsy so they would have complete control of the manufacturing and selective distribution of weapons1 point
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The gun manufacturers should tell the Clinton folks that it will be tough to arm their police and military and other supporters if the gun industry is bankrupted out of existence. I guess they can be limited to night sticks like a lot of the police in the UK carry.1 point
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I started wearing suspenders a few years ago while working in the yard. Got tired of pulling up my pants every time I bent over. Well...it worked so well I just started wearing them all the time. Usually like AmPaTerry says, just under my top shirt. And since I do suffer from the old age bulge; it's much more comfortable as well.1 point
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As far as keys go, we had two different house keys. I finally got tired of that and had all of the cylinders rekeyed to have one key. And I replaced the lock on the door we use most frequently with a digital keypad (not WiFi though so I can't control it via an app). No more house key for me. :) Any lock that can be a combination instead of a key is getting replaced. I only have the key for the vehicle which I'm driving. The keys for the others stay home. If I need to switch vehicles, I switch keys. I can't wait for TN-DOS to finally join this century and go digital on the identification. Then I can shed the DL and HCP and replace them with an App (or even better, an image in my existing KeyRing app). As NFC grows, soon enough I'll be able to shed the Credit and Debit cards too. I'll be left with an RFID card. I have a cheap Kershaw Burst knife that weighs a fairly light 4.6oz, but I see that the Protech Newport is only 2.2oz....tempting but pricey when compared to my cheap-o Kershaw. If I lose the Kershaw, I'm not going to cry about it.1 point
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$300 for newbies. New statute also lowered initial price from $115 to 100. - OS1 point
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Looking at the tactics, nothing was typical. What would explain the "why" is the store has a Western Union (presumably holding a good bit of cash) co-located inside.1 point
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I missed the other half of this earlier - pistol AR (PCC) would not be allowed, or give you any advantage. Pistols must shoot pistol calibers, and rifles must shoot rifle calibers. It doesn't sound like you were leaning that way anyway, but I figured I'd better post this in case anyone else wonders about PCC.1 point
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I'd like to know "the rest of the story". Small market equipped with a heavily armored "safe room" attacked by multiple gunmen with long arms?? Doesn't sound like a typical quick in, quick out smash and grab operation to me.1 point
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Concur, those suspenders are great! They balance the weight and save the back too. I personally don't like keys, at all. So I carry the only one I need when I need to carry it.1 point
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Thanks, I looked at some of the video last night. A lot of info to digest.1 point
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I'm interested. Got my wife watching the FB page so I don't have to personally hang out in enemy territory. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Something I forgot to add; the Pitbull is built on the larger Bulldog frame. In fact, it was originally a 6 shot 9mm but was redesigned to be a five shot to make it more reliable. It is not as large as a k frame Smith, but it isn't a j frame or a LCR size gun either. I don't know who makes a good ankle holster for it.1 point
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I've cooked most of my adult life and actually prefer my own cooking. The wife does good with most things but game is something I do myself. I tried Dale's one time and threw the rest out. I don't know anything that dale's would make better.1 point
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The wife and I both got the $500 lifetime carry permits last year. We are far too old for it to be a good economic decision, but I looked at it this way: The government usually tries to reduce screams and cries from the populace by grandfathering in the present folks, and placing the restrictions on those in the future. Take SS, for instance. They did NOT cut SS for those drawing it, but instead grandfathered them in and placed the new age limits only on those that were not receiving it yet. Due to this, I figure that if TN decides to stop the carry permit program at any time in the future, they will simply stop issuing new permits rather than try to cancel all those already issued, and deal with all the repercussions that would bring. I figured that by getting our lifetime permits, we are pretty safe to have the right to carry even if the political tide turns against us.1 point
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Too many folks are too ready to get in others faces now a days. People just need to relax and think before trying to be big and bad.1 point
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I think I'll gather the paperwork, look it over myself, and then contact what's called an Enrolled Agent (EA). I didn't know such a designation existed, but they represent clients in front of the IRS. I've found 5 in/near Winter Haven, FL. Once I get a better feel of what's going on, I'll interview a couple by phone, see what their fee structure is and how they would propose to proceed with this case. I'd be willing to pay a couple of grand to make this go away before it kills my mother-in-law. She's 88 and doesn't need the stress. It shouldn't take that many hours, especially if it's not really her the IRS is looking for or if we can quickly settle this for a grand or so. I'm still not convinced that she didn't pay taxes on the disbursement. I think she did, but I wasn't filing her taxes so I don't really know.1 point
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How is it that limiting a guns capacity is beloved by liberals but limiting the term of politicians is not? I know which one is far more dangerous!1 point
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Well, I have never thought road rage was a reason to shoot someone unless they pulled out a weapon to hurt me but then I would never pull over to get involved in a confrontation to begin with. I do find myself getting flipped off a lot these days than I did years ago and I guess that is because I do drive a little slower than I use to. On 2 lane roads I will drive the posted speed but on 4 lane roads I do drive about 10 miles under posted limit but remain in right lane and have vehicles wizzing by me that I know are doing well over the posted speed. Sometimes that is when folks flip the bird at me after they had to follow me until they could get in fast lane and pass. I am never in a hurry to get anywhere I am going anymore so I just take my time and enjoy the drive.1 point
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I've carried a lot of different BUG's over the years but only two were in the same caliber as my primary service handgun. The concept of ammunition compatibility between the primary and BUG is more of a nice concept then actual practicality from my viewpoint. As to the Charco Pitbull in 9mmP. I believe I'd rather go with a Ruger LCR in 9mmP instead for peace of mind. Ankle carry is best on he inside of your weak side ankle for accessibility from kneeling, sitting and prone positions. It also conceals better and doesn't hang up on things as you step over or around them as much as on the outside of your ankle. IMHO you'd be better served by going with a weak side pocket carry using a Ruger LCP or KelTec P3AT both of which are in .380 ACP.1 point
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I am right handed and I have worn on the inside of my left ankle. Unless you are riding a motorcycle occasionally that is the way I recommend, but you would still use the right handed holster. I have also worn a left handed ankle holster, but much prefer the rh holster. I find a 30oz gun just too heavy. Something around 20oz is about the max. I did my 25oz loaded 640 for a day and thought it was possible, but not easy. All of this was with Galco ankle holsters. I understand your logic with the 9mm and loading out of a magazine. I have heard the 9mm pit bull is not perfect and the two one of my gun shops have sold have went back to the manufacturer. Apparently, not extracting a case is what many experience. I think the ejectors are weak which leaves the extractor slipping over the rim and leaving a stuck case. They may have improved the design over the last year or two. Unless you are law enforcement I think you have an almost un-calculatable chance of needing a backup, and needing to reload it from your primary.1 point
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My mom has a Ruger LCR 9mm. I always thought it would make a nice ankle gun (although, I'd prob go 357 but that's another thread ). I'm not familiar with the pitbul other than the internet. As far as ankle carry... I prefer on the inside of the left ankle (right handed). That way I don't bump it on everything, conceals better, it's not my driving foot and I can draw it better. With that said, I have a real hard time with it. Maybe I just don't have a good enough holster, but my G43 and PF9 seems way too clumsy on my ankle. I can get away with a light 380 (i.e, P3AT), but I still feel like I'm going to loose it.1 point
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It should be legal, and even accepted, to kick the gutter guy in the crotch each time one passes by him. ......and whoever rented him a table.1 point
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