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  1. I always just put the gun into the little basket my drawers make while doing my business. Kind of impossible to not get a reminder it's there if I somehow forget while pulling my pants up.
    3 points
  2. Lets see if my vote for Trump and his SC picks bear fruit.
    3 points
  3. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6607587/Man-won-one-dollar-lottery-asks-winnings-paid-giant-check.html?fbclid=IwAR0wzSHk3R-cQ_wP9Yo6MqN6dZuz6Grm_jgKWhtpAomtufDMLcIbZGKBYGQ
    2 points
  4. A buddy bought a Walther 22 Pistol. I am not sure which model (think a PPQ or something). Main thing is he wanted a late model that had modifications (a captive recoil sporing - later models did, earlier models did not). He bought from Smoky Mtn Guns & Ammo in Sevierville. He got it home and found out it was an old model (verified a 2013). He called Walther, basically they verified it was a 2013 and said dealers often buy stock (large numbers) from a warehouse. He was pretty upset and went back to Smoky Mtn Guns. Gun manager was not in, a previous gun manger was in but now works in another area. He contacted the previous gun manger. That gun manger went down and verified that every Walther of that model was a 2013 (there is a code in the S/N I think). Anyway, net result was they agreed on a Trade In (full price trade) on a upgraded model (like $67 more). Smoky Mtn Gun AMMO absorbed the background Check for the new gun and friend said only ended up paying $23 difference. I AM PRETTY SURE I have the story correct as he described it. I AM NOT SAYING Smoky Mtn Gun AMMO is gonna do that on every gun a customer is upset about. He has bought a number of guns there (so reckon that influenced their decision). ,
    2 points
  5. This has nothing to with Trump, the Justices don’t answer to him; as it should be. I am curious to see if the Justices keep to the narrow scope of the question before them, or if hopefully they broaden the response to address “reasonable restrictions” by the states. Heller ripped the baby in half by ruling we have the right to keep arms, but states can impose reasonable restrictions on where, when, and what we carry. Will cases continually have to go to SCOTUS (Who doesn’t have to hear them and can stand silent) to determine if restrictions are “reasonable”? We need a ruling that restricting carry off a person’s property is a violation of the 2nd amendment.
    2 points
  6. Needs to be put into practice today. lol
    2 points
  7. Just goes to show that when you can, buy it cheap and stack it deep!
    2 points
  8. Not saying that we need to go to the mattresses over it, but philosophically, I think gun carry in the state capital is the litmus test. To me, it's the easiest question to see if a politician respects the rights of the people to be armed, or something only to be tolerated at a distance, and behind a wall of security. I have to get permission by the state to carry a pistol outside of my home and vehicle and range time, or else doing so meant I was breaking the law. The state ran a background check on me, and forced me to attend a mandated training program before pronouncing me safe to carry in public. But even with their required system, I still can't carry my weapon in a building that the public pays for, and is there for the purpose of the people's business by the representatives and officials we elect. Really, there is nowhere more symbolic to be able to exercise the rights of the 2nd Amendment than the power halls of the government that amendment ensures we can protect ourselves against. Banning guns from the capital is the ultimate protection of the ruling class from the proletarian, meaning the carry permit is just an appeasement method for whenever they don't have to deal with us. In essence, they've made a giant safe space for themselves, but it's a physical one, not an emotional variant. At best, it's a infringement of liberty...at worst, it's a way to secure a base of power. It's a simple question to me of if the government really believes in the principles of the 2nd Amendment, or just pays lip service to it for votes. We either have an ally on our side or just another person we're negotiating with.
    2 points
  9. https://www.ammoland.com/2019/01/angstadt-arms-releases-the-shortest-ar-15-stock-system/#axzz5dNO08zZw
    1 point
  10. "Nazi and Nip" ... sometime before the PC era I think ...
    1 point
  11. He wasn’t the hero we wanted, but he was the hero we needed.
    1 point
  12. When I sent in my 995 for warranty work, they request all mags. In my case, they replaced them all with new manufacture. The new mags display the HP logo and mfg date. Ymmv
    1 point
  13. That is one way to look at it. I figure unless it is a very fast and complete breakdown of local, state, federal and military forces there will be a time where they will continue to try and enforce "order." I think keeping my head down for a bit will keep them from deciding I look well fed and I must have some to redistribute, you know, after their cut. I might be well stocked on guns and ammo, but I don't think I want to take on the local PD even, let alone a army platoon (possibly with armored support.). After the tipping point where they give up, most that survive are not gonna be easily relieved of their goods. I also realize one concealed guy with a .270, Mosin Nagant, or .30-06 is all it takes to ruin me "gathering" supplies from other camps. There are too many scenarios that end badly to begin with. I want a buffer to allow me to evaluate what is going on. So I stock a bit of food and supplies. Nothing huge or expensive. I don't have a bunker or armored car. I don't have a bug out location hidden away in the mountains. I just have my head in a place that keeps watch for the warning signs of the brown starting to spin around. If I have time I can add what ever looks necessary for that event. If not, I can beat it home and batton down the hatches. When things settle a bit, I can start the resupply phase. And at that time@Mark A, I hope I come out looking more like John Wick than Columbus. Looking forward to both movies.
    1 point
  14. https://angstadtarms.com/scw9/ 2nd quarter of 2019 you can get one...i'd suggest getting on the list....really ingenious design...amazing no one had thought of it before...quite simple really.
    1 point
  15. Sequel is starting to film... And, speaking of film, 5/17/19 has been declared Mark's excellent adventure day. Going to start out shooting with a few buddies, have a good lunch and a cold beverage, then head out to see John Wick 3... First trailer looks pretty good
    1 point
  16. Well, I want them at 80's prices and modern pay...... come on now, I'm cheap.
    1 point
  17. The late 80's were about 30 years ago. If you figure $190 at 3% inflation over that time, it equates to $461 today, which is roughly what Yugo SKS's are going for now. It's not too late ...
    1 point
  18. I don’t own either but it appears the SCCY CPX is a better option and the price is about the same (~$200). Is there anything else USA made in that price range in 9 or 40?
    1 point
  19. 1 point
  20. @peejman if you guys are ever up to Kingsport you might like Bays Mountain Park. They have a raptor program that sounds similar to what she worked in. My wife used to volunteer there in the reptile building. We got to know every one. In fact her best friend's mom worked there for years in the admin office.
    1 point
  21. I bought a Tactical Solutions dedicated .22 upper several years ago. It has been flawless with Black Dog Machine magazines.
    1 point
  22. Late 80's. I used to sell Daewoo rifles that I would get from this Pacific out fit. The K-2 was $379 dealer back when I started getting them. What a great rifle. Should have got a few of these SKS-M's but wasn't into them at the time. The standard ones were like $79 so the extra 100 was ridiculous for a AK mag-ed one.
    1 point
  23. I have a red tail that hunts my backyard and treeline. I watched him corkscrew around a tree chasing a squirrel one day. Squirrel got away on the end..at least that day. Saw a Hoot Owl too a while back, but glad he moved on. He kept waking up up at night. Lol
    1 point
  24. Me too. We have some Coopers Hawks and Red Tails around here. I just love listening to them and watching them soar around. I've been lucky enough to see a Red Tail grab a water snake and actually carry it off. I saw him land and really tear into it. Another time, one of the Coopers chased a squirrel around and caught it, only to drop it. The squirrels really put up a fight. lol
    1 point
  25. Well, the real story is the white bird grew up with white privilege and had to leave to let the brown bird feast so as not be be deemed a racist.
    1 point
  26. Half caught him again this morning, apparently having an argument with his buddy......
    1 point
  27. 1 point
  28. Just be sure to remove any/all bullet fragments from the carcass before leaving it out. The birds will injest the fragments and die from lead poisoning.
    1 point
  29. https://www.offgridweb.com/gear/unconventional-weapon-braverman-stinger-pen-gun/
    1 point
  30. That's probably where I got confused. I was comparing it to a pen gun and thought all pen guns were AOW. Thanks for that!
    1 point
  31. Suomi M31 It's a quad stack magazine. https://www.forgottenweapons.com/suomi-m31-finlands-famous-submachine-gun/
    1 point
  32. I love birds of prey. He's beautiful.
    1 point
  33. I have not given up or traded anything; you don’t have to give up a right to have a privilege you buy. I fully understand that the state of Tennessee does not recognize the 2nd amendment as an individual right. However, it is better than many states and headed towards Constitutional carry. I am part of a “Special Group”. Unlike some who do not have the financial ability to pay for the classes and the permit; thankfully I do. That doesn’t mean I don’t believe that I have a God given right to be armed; I do believe that. However, the state does not agree with me and they will arrest me if I don’t comply with their rules. I was arrested in another state for no crime other than having a gun in my car. I went to the NRA for help; they refused. I was naive and thought I could take my case all the way to the SCOTUS and make some changes. I was uneducated about how those cases are handled and didn’t understand that being right is not enough. I don’t want to ever go through that again so I will abide by all state laws of the states that I am in. I can carry most anywhere I go and I will continue to pay for that privilege until it becomes a right. I feel for those that can’t afford it. But the state is moving forward, not backward as some imply. The recent change in the law allowing a gun in your car is an example. I am a firm believer in States Rights. And since the state and local Police and Sheriff’s departments are responsible for local law enforcement; the state makes the laws. I do not believe the Federal Government should be involved in deciding when, where and what I can carry, unless that involvement comes in the form of a SCOTUS decision acknowledging my right to bear arms as they have with my right to keep arms.
    1 point
  34. If it works, they'll be wildly successful. I've got an old PT-22 that I love shooting...
    1 point
  35. Just ran another 110 trouble free rounds through my 995 Bullpup.
    1 point
  36. Very nice indeed! Some quality leather and you are GTG!
    1 point
  37. As far as the design, I think they clearly put it in the novelty area of carry simply due to that fact they didn't put a ejector in it. It doesn't even have an extractor! They blew it IMO. The NAA 5 shot is way ahead of this folder.
    1 point
  38. These are the best of the photos from a cursory glance, but I got over 300! This HAS to be my favorite though!
    1 point
  39. Only if you like the state working against the people for injustice as opposed to the people working against the state for justice.
    1 point
  40. I’d settle for a Krystal burger. That’s close to what they cost now.
    0 points
  41. How about. ."I wouldn't pull it out in front of my friends" ?
    0 points
  42. Yeah. But it was back before all the good hookers were tied up by the music business.
    0 points
  43. If being killed and eaten was the alternative, I'd fight pretty hard too. The brown hawk could be it's mate. We have a resident Cooper's hawk the trolls our bird feeders occasionally. I've also seen it get a squirrel. There's a Great Horned owl that lives nearby, I hear it at night sometimes. My wife used to work with a local raptor rehabilitator.
    0 points
  44. Or bumper shrapnel depending on the cause of death. Lol
    0 points
  45. The five year old and two year old that are often in the house make that a little less than safe. Although I think the five year old is good. The two year old definitely not.
    0 points
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