saintsfanbrian

You suck. Though I would love a 1945. Oh well, I have to deal with a 2005 Wrangler TJ X model like this: only mine is a hard top.

Howdy. Enjoy the site. Clean the hog leg please. 4X4 Old Iron Jeep Club - What do you own?

I believe they have a Junior Lifetime Member that is a little bit cheaper. Just put him on the Easy Pay Life Membership ($25 a quarter) and forget about it. He looks like me;) Congratulations. I remember my daughter and sons birth like they were yesterday. I guess you do too. Have fun and enjoy the booger and the order of priorities goes like this - When he is sleeping EVERYONE SLEEPS!!!!! other than that love is actually first everything else just comes with trial and error.

That is wrong!!!

The families comments about this scum bag being sorely missed are wonderful. Here is the true tragedy of the situation Everyone is concerned with the BG's rights and family etc. What about the VICTIM's? They have less rights and concern for their well being and they did NOTHING wrong.

Sorry, hall pass was revoked. Wife had to work and I had to nap as I had to work last night. After February I should be good for a meet and shoot.

If you win the lottery you better have that on you on the way to the lottery office.

Meet by the TV.

One of the American Riflemen I got had a glowing review of the EMP. That same firearm won the "Golden Bullseye" award. Guess how many full page ads there were in the magazine for that gun? You bet ya. I don't believe what I read in a magazine.

Looks pretty good. I hope you used proper capitalization and realize that R.S.V.P means "Répondez s'il-vous-plaît" or "Please Respond" so you kind of contradicted yourself, but hey, who am I, the Internet Grammar Police? I personally like the signature - "Because when seconds count, the police are only minutes away.”

You didn't buy it to be a show piece, you bought it to be a protector piece because you got a good deal. Won't blame you there. I think we are talking more along the lines of

Junglist, If you carried a handgun in the military and never shot yourself, you should be okay carrying one in civilian life. I agree Mars, any firearm that all you have to do is pull the trigger is the same. With out a round in the chamber I tried my dangedest to get my 1911 to discharge without my hand gripping it. I just couldn't do it. I am sure if I basically broke the thing it would have worked, but I didn't want to do that. That goes for the Glock also. With out a round in the chamber I have tried to force the trigger back with out depressing that stupid little piece of plastic. Again, it just wasn't going to happen unless I broke the thing. Unless you are being careless you are not likely to have an AD with a quality made firearm.

Just look for all of the ninja's riding hippos.

I would think that low serial number in a model not commonly made for a highly desired gun was much more important then the 100th anniversary model of the Colt 1911.

I like this part . Country Clubs are not open to the public. Shriners and Mason lodges are not open to the public. My companies holiday party is at a place where under normal circumstances would be open to the public but we have it rented out for the night. Since it is not open to the public, carrying should be just fine.Not to mention - Concealed means concealed.

Beretta carried with one in the chamber safety off and hammer down (Double Action) 1911 (was) carried one in the chamber hammer back safety off. Glock carried one in the chamber no safety to speak of. Sorry I don't consider that little dink of plastic on the trigger a safety. XD (not carried yet) but will be carried with one in the chamber.

Down with most of the laws. Personally I think there are WAY TOO MANY!!!! I am leaning towards libertarian (notice the lower case l) I just want to be left alone.

That is the great thing about this country. We have too many laws. I say Willie was right - First kill all the lawyers. As for the motorcycle thing, actually, again I feel it is up to you as to whether or not you wear a helmet. It is actually the insurance companies that fight for it since they have to pay out when you hurt yourself. Same thing with seat belts. I wear one. I insist people in my car wear one, but that doesn't mean in your car you should have to.

I still say leave it to the restaurateur to decide if they want to allow firearms. I feel the same way about smoking. As for helmets, well you motorcycle guys are all organ donors anyway so sure, take it off.

More importantly than the state legislators, you need to lobby with your local restaurant/bar and grill owner. There are a lot more restaurant owners/managers than there are gun owners even in Shelby County. The more of them that back this passage the better a chance it has of making it.

Had the head of security where I worked tell me that they are not going to go searching vehicles of all employees unless they have a really good reason like a threat being made. If they did they would probably find firearms in more peoples cars than they would like. Since there was a policy against it a lot of people would have been fired and that would have been very bad for the cause they were fighting.

Yup, running about even with a margin of error I am sure. Of course these polls are very scientific. Need to get on your state rep.

Don't ask, Don't Tell!!

Dave, Here is the information I got from the Parks Commission: http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=528&highlight=Shelby+Farms Basically they stated that it was the tree huggers that were tired of having bullets whizzing past their ears. BS I say.

Or blaming spoons for Rosie O'Donnel being fat. Okay, the obligatory Concealed means Concealed line. And Ditto what the rest have said.