NoBanStan

Rules of photographing new firearms:   Step 1:  Aquire new firearm Step 2:  Sprinkle brass on white towel Step 3:  PROFIT!

  Never underestimate the drive of a salesman I suppose.

I thought you lived in the boonies right? Can't imagine there's a lot of solicitation. Regardless you're probably right :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq0ztaCwb-A

  I think it's extreme either way correct? -40 and 122 according to the documents   The lowest temperature ever recorded in TN:   -32F The highest temperature ever recorded in TN:  113F   I dunno, while I completely agree it's absolute BS that they hid those facts... those are some REALLY extreme temps... average Joe isn't likely to deal with that around here. Hell at those temps, I will likely give out before the optic does....

  I did notice that. 100% intentional

nice! it's fun to have a daddy's girl!   My 4 year old breaks my heart every time she tells me she loves me

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/crime/2015/12/gun_deaths_map_how_many_people_have_died_or_been_injured_in_shootings_around.html   I hit this link on reddit earlier and thought "wow, those numbers are surprising". That was until I picked a random selection from Middle TN. Of the 3 I selected:   1.)Potential homicide 2.)Accidental discharge 3.)LEO shot and killed a robbery suspect   Granted... the map is there to represent shootings, regardless of the reason. But the article specifically calls out "What you’re seeing, then, is gun violence in all its other forms: homicides, attempted murders, assaults, self-defense shootings, and accidents.". I'm sorry but a LEO shooting a robber is not what I consider violent crime.   ***edit*** i speel gud

  That's the model trying to clamp down on what remains of his dignity.

  I was looking for a set of the PJ's from the 70's - 80's and those marvelous things appeared. I thought for sure they would be a hit on here :D

You haven't lived till you've sported a pair of these.

you SOB, i just shot coffee out my nose...

  That's great! Bear in mind that we're near Nashville and I would prefer to meet the person and have them meet Dodger for a little playtime. (Just noticing the Knoxville as your location)

I appreciate this kind of humor any day

  This will be the first time I've ever had to re-home an animal... i feel terrible about it, but it has to happen. I haven't had time this week with work but this weekend I plan to maybe hit my wifes facebook for local chat groups. I dont think i'll go craigslist just yet. The shelter is an option but i'll wait until i can't wait anymore.

I haven't been to the fairgrounds in forever because of the parking/entrance double charge... but this is still utter crap.

Wait, when did you move to Atlanta?? I leave the forum for 5 minutes and this is the kind of stuff that goes on.... I can't leave the kids to mind yourself for a few minutes without trouble... when your mother gets home we're going to have a discussion about your attitude mister..

  That or the humane society will likely be on my list. I would prefer to meet and approve him a good owner however, which is why I came here first because it's a good community.

Denial that you have a problem is always the first sign of addiction.    Hoppe's as perfume is next.....

I got an invite to a vendor event which includes watching the new movie for free on opening day, so there better not be :)

  Thank you, I understand how that goes.

After losing our family Shelty of 14 years, we took a long break in his honor. After about a year we decided that we were going to get a rescue dog. After an exhaustive search I found Dodger at a humane shelter in Sparta TN as a 6 week old puppy. He was lost to us in transit for a few days when the shelter sent him to the Nashville Humane Society. After annoying every employee there, they finally decided to let me know when he was going to be released from getting neutered. I picked him up the next day and how grateful we were to have him. He's loving, playful and active. He's 5 months old now and we've learned some lessons. 1.) He's way more active than we are and that's not fair to him. See, we're "on the go" types and that's to work, scouts, baseball, basketball, dance, etc. We had grown so accustomed to our previous lapdog that it was easy to overlook how much he needed to run. We have plans to buy a new home soon but that's not until early next year, so we currently don't have a fenced yard. Leashing him is fruitless, he just sits and barks. 2.) Since he was part corgi and had tiny paws, we presumed he would be little. He's not enormous by any means but much larger than we expected. 3.) Potty training has been difficult for us. We're gone so often that by the time we get home we're running out the door with him peeing on the way... We really love him but I feel like he's missing something we can't provide right now. We really have given it a lot of thought and came to the conclusion that we want to seek a better home for him. Trust me, I have 2 children and I've had to have the talk with them about it.... so I've definitely thought it out. He's fully up to date on his shots. We regulate his diet, he gets Purina One twice a day, 2 cups, he's never even been fed table scraps. He's also crate trained. If we give him a treat, he runs right back into his crate to enjoy it. That being said, we're looking for a loving individual or family who would want to romp and play with is energetic guy. For the record, by energetic I don't mean he's crazy... but he IS part Shepard, so things like fetch and wrestling are right up his alley. This is Dodger about a month ago taking a nap with me The eyebrows and big Corgi ears crack me up.

  I had already decided to buy an aimpoint for the pistol i'm building. I guess this whole deal reinforces it.

  Right and the resale value on my device probably just dropped like a rock.

I have a 512 on my rifle, no complaints.... but then again I'm not humping it through a desert.