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Honeybun, made sometime since when plastic was begun to be used for food packaging.  Eating this stuff is really good for you because it keeps your body from aging.  If it doesn't rot it won't let your body rot either, right?

Starting to think that I'm not a Glock guy.

I appreciate the bill, not because I think that we need to register journalists but because I think that people who oppose the 2nd amendment need to realize how idiotic they sound and the only way that is going to happen is if we threaten to take away something that they like.

  It's been years since I shot at Bend of the River but it's probably my favorite range that I've ever shot at.  Don't know if it is still the same but it used to be their policy that if you were a range member then you could pick up your brass there. 

I get my feelings hurt every time someone calls me "gun nut" or "inbred redneck" I feel like I need a safe space where I can just be myself. I really think the government should give guns ammo and range time to people like me.

You can join GSSF on site.  Just bring your Glock, 50 rounds of ammo for each class you are going to shoot and eyes/ ears, I think that covers it!

Welcome neighbor!

I can't remember what size shotgun shells we were shooting out of my FIL's Judge but the .45 packed a lot more punch (recoil) than the shotshells did.  I wouldn't recommend this as a casual house gun, it's big, clunky, and heavy.  Instead I would look a either a pump, single, or double barrel shotgun with a 18" barrel, or a .357/.38 revolver. 

I would think one would get a dirty look if the DIDN'T pick it up.

My buck take was down this year.  3 last year to none this year.  Some of this can be attributed to passing.  I had chances on at least 4 bucks that I passed on.  Only one I regret is an ugly spike I passed on early in the season.   If you will recall we had that funky warm weather right at the peak of the rut which in my opinion had their movements limited a little bit.  I certainly was not seeing the number of bucks that I saw at the peak of last year's rut.  So, my personal data and observations contradict the stats.  I have nothing.  I spent a lot more time afield this year than I have in the past 5 years combined probably and I just wasn't seeing the bucks that I saw in 2014, I would say that I saw vastly more bucks in 2014 than any other year that I've hunted.  I hunted exclusively in Wilson County this year and looking at data from both the 2014-15 and 2015-16 it looks like Wilson County is trending with the rest of the state, I guess I'm just an anomaly. 

  I believe that is going to be any buck with an antler less than 3" that is not considered a button or a buck whose antlers have fallen off.

I had a great time.  Thanks to everyone who helped put it on.  Looking forward to Wednesday night's IDPA match.  I may have a new obsession!

Sounds like a good day!  I was about to look and see if they still stock Stones River in the winter below JPP. 

I think Samuel Colt had them beat by 180 years on this.  Nothing to see here IMO.  I don't think this is going to do anything that my 642 won't.  Speaking of which I don't think that gun has left the safe in a couple of years.  I NEVER carry it.  IMO opinion there are much better carry options on the auto side, and just for the record I do love shooting wheel guns.

I'm assuming that a Lone Wolf barrel will put me in the modified class?

Just curious as to the status of the guy that you are debating with.  Does he carry or does he just expect someone who is to come to his rescue?  If someone who is carrying feels compelled to go take out an active shooter then more power to them.  As for me my first priority is getting me and mine to safety, if taking out the shooter becomes an option during the course of that I'll do what I feel is best.  Everyone in the room that chose not to carry a gun that day may become disappointed if they were relying on me to protect them. 

I love mine and so has everyone that I've let shoot it.  Guess I got lucky too.  Never a hiccup out of it either.

I am 100% in favor of legal OC, I'm also 100% against acting like a donkey's rear while doing it.  I generally prefer to OC while hiking, fishing, etc. generally in a remote outdoor setting where I'm not going to come into contact with many people.  There is no need in getting the sheep all riled up no matter how much fun it can be.  I think the biggest issue responsible gun owners face on the subject of OC is the lack of discretion by most all of the people who OC in public places.  If this opinion offends you then suck it up butter cup. 

You know what sounds really intriguing to me?  That last few months of work some of you talk about.  I don't think I could bring myself to do it.  I'd be calling in from a beach somewhere within 48 hours with a line like "Hey remember me?  I used to work for you back when I was poor."  Then I'd buy the company and fire everyone that had ever made my life difficult there.  Then again it would be kind of fun to just do whatever I wanted at work for 3 or 4 month and not really care what happened.  Nah, I'd take the money and run and hire a bunch of armed guards to follow me around, Bloomberg style. 

Why do we have to take all the good stuff away from the Indians?

I had just copied that from Facebook and was about to post it in the Hollywood actors thread.  Although I don't agree with Mike Rowe 100% he is still lightyears ahead of Washington/Hollywood and still a pretty decent guy IMO.

Oh please do elaborate...

Welcome!

Not exactly sure what you are looking for, if you don't know someone with land your best bet to hunt private land would be a lease.

A Glock 17 or 19, and a 300 BLK upper with a can.