E4 No More

I traded mine in for an Ed Brown. The Colt's finish and fit just sucked.

Seriously! If you want people to value your opinion you should at least write like you are intelligent enough to use Spell Checker, comrade.

I do too on a bolt, but on a DMR I want back-up iron sights.

Well, I hope the guy recovers well.

Thanks all. I have purchased the Larue QD set. I'm quite happy with them so far.

I see lawyer expenses in the future.

Perhaps we should all contact here to tell her she's a conniving piece of

He did whore out: Wooing waverers, Dems march toward vote - Health care reform- msnbc.com The White House and Democratic leaders trumpeted two new converts to their cause, as retiring Rep. Bart Gordon, D-Tenn., and first-term Rep. Betsy Markey, D-Colo., announced their support after opposing an earlier version of the legislation last year. Markey cited improved deficit cuts. Gordon said his backing was unrelated to a new provision sending higher Medicaid payments to Tennessee hospitals that treat large numbers of uninsured. To the tune of $99,000,000.00!

I flat told Gordon that he's a whore on the order of Mary Landreiu, and that I'm glad he's retiring because we need fewer whores in Washington!

Doh! Someone beat me to it: Bart Gordon in the bag on Obamacare - Tennessee Gun Owners

Well, at least he isn't as expensive as Mary Landrieu! Gordon Says 'Yes' To Health Care Reform - Nashville News Story - WSMV Nashville NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Retiring U.S. Rep. Bart Gordon has announced he will add his vote in favor of President Barack Obama’s health care reform bill in Washington, D.C. According to a letter released to his constituents and the media, Gordon said he is supporting the bill because it “now accomplishes three things: one, it reduces health care costs for families and small business; two, it improves access to affordable care, regardless of pre-existing conditions; three, it lowers our budget deficit.” The Murfreesboro Democrat, who isn’t seeking another term in Congress this year, backed up his argument by reminding voters that he has repeatedly said he would not support reform unless it did all of those things. The measure currently before Congress seeks to extend coverage to 32 million uninsured people and the Congressional Budget Office estimates the proposal would cost $940 billion over 10 years Gordon said it will reduce the deficit by $130 billion over the next 10 years and $1.2 trillion in the 10 years after that. The Democratic congressman has gone back and forth on the legislation. He supported reform last summer, but voted against the House version of the legislation in November. “I said I hoped the Senate and House could work out the difference and produce a bill I can support,” said Gordon. “One that takes responsible steps to make health care more affordable for our economy and for our families and small businesses.” He said if reform is not passed soon, the average family premium in Tennessee will go up “from $11,550 today to $19,700 in 2019.” According to our news partners at The Daily News Journal, Gordon’s support of the legislation drew harsh criticism from Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Chris Devaney. “Retiring from Congress doesn’t give Rep. Gordon and excuse to abandon his constituents,” Devaney said in a statement from his Nashville office. “Recent polling here in our state suggests that the majority of Tennesseans want Congress to start over on healthcare.” In that statement Devaney was referring to a recent MTSU survey which suggested 53 percent of Tennesseans think Congress should scrap the current healthcare legislation and start from scratch, while only 22 percent support passing something similar to the bills currently on the House and Senate floors. But in his statement released Thursday, Gordon said he thinks reform will be better for Middle Tennesseans, ultimately making health care more affordable today and for generations to come. Fellow Tennessee Democratic Reps. John Tanner and Lincoln Davis have not said how they will vote on the current bill. They both voted against the previous bill in November. The House is expected to take a vote Sunday. What this article leaves out is the bribe, but it shows here: Dems sweeten health bill ahead of vote - Health care reform- msnbc.com Rep. Bart Gordon of Tennessee, a moderate Democrat who is retiring at the end of the year, announced he would vote in favor of the bill after opposing an earlier version. He did so as Democratic leaders included in their revisions a provision worth an estimated $99 million over two years in higher Medicaid payments to Tennessee hospitals that treat large numbers of uninsured. I wrote Gordon stating that he's a whore of Mary Landreiu's ilk, and that I'm glad he's retiring because we could use fewer whores in Washington.

Dang! To get that in an email 10 years later!

Not me. I got the pictures in email from a buddy of mine in Oklahoma. And it isn't him either. I can tell that those pictures of the hand are certainly real.

Every container of smokeless powder I've seen had a warning NOT to use in a blackpowder weapon, but look here:

Not hardly! I'm not union, so it ain't my bat.

All this anti-union talk is gonna get you guys

Well, there's also the fact that an M-16/M-4 et al would not stand up to this type of combat, nor does it have significant reach. bayonet training in the 80's was a bit of a joke, and the instructors admitted it.

If you think UPS is bad you ought to try DHL. Oh my, the horror stories from that group!

We did interval training as well, but the thing I'm talking about was similar. I just chocked it up to some orificer trying to be creative.

I think that's reasonable. But I also think that they should be liable if they prohibit lawful carry and something happens to their patrons.

I did, but no longer. It was on their website. You should be able to search it. Basically, their point was that no website source was 100% reliable for truth. So they post falsehoods to make the point. Kinda wierd thought process IMHO.

Oh, it'll certainly break the skin. But it probably wouldn't penetrate a helmet and certainly not armor. The point of the Marine shooting out to 500 yards when the Army was shooting out to 300 yards was to develop markmanship which is what the Marine Corps has always been famous for.

We won't talk about how much heavier I am nowadays!

Add the words, "Knowingly consumes alcoholic beverage...." That puts the burdon of proof on the prosecution.

When I was in the Corps we did run/exercise program about every 2 weeks pronounced "Fart-lieg". I have no frigg'n clue how it's spelled properly, but it would certainly kick your six.