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$299.50 plus $16.00 shipping per 1000. 11 cases in stock right now.   http://www.sgammo.com/product/223-556mm-ammo/1000-round-case-223-rem-55-grain-fmj-brass-case-non-magnetic-wolf-gold-ar-15-

   I like this approach;    This Act may be cited as the “Hearing Protection Act of 2015"    Since this has no chance of getting signed by the current resident of the White House, IMO, I think it's being brought up too early. 

Outstanding !!

This is from my hometown back in Oklahoma.   Oklahoma sheriff urges residents to arm themselves   SAPULPA — Offering a discount for concealed carry license applicants, the sheriff of Creek County encouraged county residents Tuesday to take up arms if they haven't already.       http://newsok.com/article/5472123

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Welcome from the wrong end of the state.  :wave:

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Powerball Jackpot Winners By State # State Jackpot Winners 1 Pennsylvania 16 2 Florida 11 3 Indiana 11 4 Missouri 11 5 Minnesota 7 6 South Carolina 7 7 California 7 8 Arizona 6 9 New York 6 10 Louisiana 6 11 New Jersey 6 12 Kentucky 5 13 Iowa 5 14 Tennessee 5 15 Wisconsin 5 16 Delaware 4 17 North Carolina 4 18 Oklahoma 4 19 West Virginia 4 20 Connecticut 4 21 Georgia 3 22 Kansas 3 23 Ohio 3 24 New Hampshire 3 25 Michigan 3 26 Rhode Island 3 27 Massachusetts 3 28 South Dakota 3 29 New Mexico 3 30 Nebraska 3 31 Colorado 2 32 Texas 2 33 Maryland 2 34 Puerto Rico 2 35 Idaho 2 36 Oregon 2 37 Lousiana 2 38 Illinois 2 39 District of Columbia 1 40 Arkansas 1 41 Montana 1 42 Virginia 1 43 Washington 1

I'm hearing rumors that the Tennessee ticket was sold just up the road in Munford.     Bigun, if it was you, I hope you decide to share with your neighbors  :D     Yep, rumor confirmed on TV news.

  Ain't gonna be no posing.     The only thing I know for sure that I would be buying is the very best top quality vest for every LE K-9 in the county. BTW: I love dogs. 

I must have................never mind. 

 I didn't want to derail the lottery tax thread with this question but what do you do with the check?   If you're handed this little piece of paper with $500M printed on it, what do you do with it, just walk into your local branch of First Tennessee and say " I'd like to deposit this".   I really need to know before I pick up my check  :D  

 Welcome aboard from another ex-Okie. and somewhat of a fly fisherman (enjoy tying them more than removing them from my ear  :D )

I was a little hesitant to post these links because I know nothing about this site but all the other stories seem to be legit. I guess it falls under the ol' take-it-for-what-it's-worth category.        http://www.eutimes.net/2016/01/top-us-admiral-fired-for-questioning-obama-purchase-of-mansion-in-dubai/   http://www.eutimes.net/2016/01/germany-reported-in-total-shock-after-obama-grand-lie-exposed/

 You need to be careful with that indoor gardening . All these folks wanted to do was grow some hydroponic tomatoes and got raided by a SWAT team   :dropjaw: .            https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2015/12/28/federal-judge-drinking-tea-shopping-at-a-gardening-store-is-probable-cause-for-a-swat-raid-on-your-home/

Welcome aboard. You headed south when you left Kentucky, so you did good.    BTW, those UK t-shirts will come in handy for cleaning guns.  :D

 Since you found it on your dresser, could it be some sort of drawer stop to keep the drawer from coming all the way out.

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Welcome from the other end of the state. :wave:

 I got a pleasant surprise today at WalMart. I took my normal detour through the ammo section just like I do every time I'm in there and they had about 10-12 50 round boxes of Winchester 22 Mag ammo. I knew that section of their shelving wasn't used to having weight on it so I helped relieve the strain on it.  :D

These folks had a few cases left as of this morning   http://www.sgammo.com/product/223-556mm-ammo/1000-round-case-223-rem-55-grain-fmj-brass-case-non-magnetic-wolf-gold-ar-15-

 I don't think this is a very credible poll, I've already voted 5 times with each one counted.  :woohoo:

Found this on another forum:   NFA Lawyers’ Initial Review of Final Ruling ATF 41P The BATFE and Attorney General finalized proposed regulation 41P on January 4, 2016. A link to same can be found at https://www.atf.gov/file/100896/download . As many of you are aware, this regulation impacts gun trusts. This initial review provides an overview of what those key changes are. This ruling is 248 pages long. At the top of the ruling is the following language: “This final rule was signed by the Attorney General on January 4, 2016. It is effective 180 days after date of publication in the Federal Register.” If the rule was published in the Register on January 4, 2016. This means there is still no CLEO signoff, fingerprints, or picture requirement for trusts until July 1, 2016. Let us get to the “meat and potatoes” of 41P. Of the 248 pages comprising 41P, pages 238-239 are of key importance. Below is the language impacting gun trusts: § 479.11 Meaning of terms. Person. A partnership, company, association, trust, corporation, including each responsible person associated with such an entity; an estate; or an individual. Responsible person. In the case of an unlicensed entity, including any trust, partnership, association, company (including any Limited Liability Company (LLC)), or corporation, any individual who possesses, directly or indirectly, the power or authority to direct the management and policies of the trust or entity to receive, possess, ship, transport, deliver, transfer, or otherwise dispose of a firearm for, or on behalf of, the trust or legal entity. In the case of a trust, those persons with the power or authority to direct the management and policies of the trust include any person who has the capability to exercise such power and possesses, directly or indirectly, the power or authority under any trust instrument, or under State law, to receive, possess, ship, transport, deliver, transfer, or otherwise dispose of a firearm for, or on behalf of, the trust. Examples of who may be considered a responsible person include settlors/grantors, trustees, partners, members, officers, directors, board members, or owners. An example of who may be excluded from this definition of responsible person is the beneficiary of a trust, if the beneficiary does not have the capability to exercise the powers or authorities enumerated in this section.  What all of this means is any responsible person in a trust must undergo the following requirements: Fingerprints Picture No CLEO sign-off. You simply notify your CLEO. Well, who are responsible persons in a gun trust? I will break down the two critical elements.  Responsible persons are: 1) Persons with the power or authority to direct the management and policies of the trust; AND, 2) Have the power or authority to receive, possess, ship, transport, deliver, transfer, or otherwise dispose of a firearm for the trust. It appears as though responsible persons are those who meet both elements. If an individual does not meet both of these elements, they are not responsible persons. Thus, the 41P requirements would not apply to that individual. In NFA Lawyers’ trusts, co-trustees do not have any power or authority to direct the management and/or policies of the trust. Co-trustees do not meet element number one. We draft trusts this way in order to prevent co-trustees from having any control over your NFA weapons or other firearms in the trust. Based on the face of 41P, our trusts are already 41P compliant. Co-trustees in our trust will never have to send in fingerprints, pictures, or notify their CLEO. Additionally, 41P clearly states that beneficiaries are not subject to these requirements. As with many new regulations, there will be much litigation over these topics. The ATF may make revisions or opine further on their position, which may change the impact of 41P.  Regardless, NFA Lawyers will keep our clients apprised of any required changes to their trusts, if any. It has been our pleasure to do business with each and every one of our clients. We will do everything we can to prevent our government from infringing on our Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

Another vote for Perry's