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Shot my JP Enterprises AR today at 200 yards
leroy replied to jphillips63's topic in Ammunition and Reloading
Good shootin! Thanks for posting the pics. leroy -
Obama Piles On the Zimmerman Case
leroy replied to mikegideon's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
It wuz propaganda for the "core of the democrat faithful", beings of "lower estate, and the "low information children" man..... . This is his way of softening the blow to the faithful that even the "In-Justice" department aint gonna touch this one. It's political pandering, nothin more... . The last thing barak obama is is "presidential"; hell, he aint even pro american; and he sure aint for "justice for all".... . They know they cant win. leroy -
Remember; its all about justice... Nothin more.... Check this out: http://moonbattery.com/?p=33470 leroy
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Chris Matthews apologizes for all us "White People".
leroy replied to StumpyBeagle's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
He cant apologize for me bro; i didnt do nothin... The hell with Chris Matthews. leroy -
TN black caucus calls for review of 'Stand Your Ground' law
leroy replied to QuietDan's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
HEHEHE..!!! Keep up the good work. leroy -
TN black caucus calls for review of 'Stand Your Ground' law
leroy replied to QuietDan's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
Related stuff. Very interesting editorial from National Review. RE: Politics and influence in state (...Fla...) government. Republican government by the way: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/353734/politics-and-justice-florida-ian-tuttle/page/0/1 leroy -
TN black caucus calls for review of 'Stand Your Ground' law
leroy replied to QuietDan's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
I figure they are drillin a dry hole. Nothin but pandering to their base. leroy -
I'm an old coot and ive never seen a "bad" leuopold scope. They used to be the standard by which all others were measured; no matter the price. leroy
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Dont worry about Holder; even "king Barak" cant repeal the second amendment. If they could've they would've. Just keep the heat on your stinkin political class representatives and your powder dry. Watchin (...and armed...) leroy
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Stevie Wonder won't sing in any state with stand your ground laws
leroy replied to billyscott's topic in General Chat
Check these two articles out. RE: "...the race problem...." and "...stand your ground...." http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323394504578608182550247030.html?mod=rss_opinion_main http://dailycaller.com/2013/07/16/blacks-benefit-from-florida-stand-your-ground-law-at-disproportionate-rate/ Interestin read. leroy -
Congratulations Mike. I've been carryin a black handled left handed one for about a month now. They are a great thing. Enjoy! leroy
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I had forgotten about Tiger Balm until your post re-reminded me. The first analgesic balm i ever saw wuz Tiger Balm. We used it when i played highschool football. It's good stuff. I'll have to hunt some down. Thanks for posting this and re-reminding me! Hope ya stay better. leroy
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Stevie Wonder won't sing in any state with stand your ground laws
leroy replied to billyscott's topic in General Chat
As others have wisely opined; how is he gonna know? Who cares about him and his panderin buddies. Who cares whether he comes (...or goes...) anywhere. I sure dont. I bet his bodyguards are carryin and know about thuggery; but that is just reserved for the "annointed" and "enlightened ones"; not us rustic "crackers". I say he's just another race baitin child. Stevie wonder and others like him have no idea about "bad times" and discrimination, and it makes me sick to hear these jackasses bray. Here in east tennessee (...lafollette...) there was another black artist named William Howard Taft Armstrong. We know him today as "Louie Bluie" (...now dead...), a great jazz artist. His early life was spent "across the tracks" where the only folks that would have anything to do with black folks were the poor italians who also worked the mines and blast furnaces with the black folks; and built the coke ovens and did the stonework for the LaFollette Iron and Steel Company (...closed in 1934, i think...). The leading citizens of the hamlet that became lafollette told the owners of LaFollette Iron and Steel: "...You can bring them here, but we better not see 'em and we better not hear 'em...". These truly discriminated against folks got up early, caught the LaFollette Coal and Iron Train; went to work before daylight and came in after dark, minded their business, mined the coal, built the stonework, tended the blast furnaces, made the iron, and put up with being "...not seen and not heard..."; all the while providing for and raising their families while doin it. Contrast that to this dammed welfare driven maitriarcial society ya have today; where folks stay on the dole for generations, make babies with multiple fathers, and bitch about everything. By the way, ole Louie said in an interview one time that the italians (...white guys...) taught him how to play the mandolin and violin. They were the only folks that would associate with him. Think about that one for a bit.... He had an old time band called the "Tennessee Chocolate Drops", but they couldnt make any money. They went to Chicago, and the rest is history. I say the hell with these overpriviledged race baiting children; but ive already said that. They make me sick. leroy -
Ms (...?...) Corey appears to be the republican equivalent of "Mother Justice" Reno; another noted Florida Prosecuting Attorney (...from miami, i think....). Think about it. leroy PS -- Thanks for takin the time to post the other articles....
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Spiffy: We used to buy trap loads by the case from Gamaliel Shooting Supply, Gamaliel, KY. Web address here: http://www.gamaliel.com/ They are good folks and have reasonable prices. They have been in business for years. My take on the reloading of shotshells thing is this. You have to use the same components ..... period.... You cant mix federal, ww, flochi, etc etc --- ya get the picture... hulls and buy whatever components are the cheapest; it never works. I've loaded WW trap loads (...12 gage, 2 3/4 dram... 1 1/8 oz shot, ...) loads literally by the thousands. We had zero problems. We used the same components (...WW Double A hulls, WW double a wads, 209 primers and Red Dot powder...). We did all this on a humble MEC 600 jr. If you are dead set on reloading shotgun hulls; i would sugguest that ya decide on the components and powder recipe ya like and stick with it. Havin said that, we found that if ya count the first cost of the hulls; loaded rounds from Gamaliel were just about as cheap as the ones we loaded on the 600 jr. After the first cost of the hulls; the reloads got cheaper. That wuz in the early eighties. It's been a long time since then. leroy leroy
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The race baiters, the black injustice cottage industry, and the chicago style(....and other inner city education elites...) teachers unions have done their work well. They have made the next generation dumber and more intolerant than its predecessor generation. How could anyone put up with that is beyond me. leroy
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Zimmerman Trial: Verdict Reached!
leroy replied to TripleDigitRide's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
This aint exactly a "zimerman" thing; but it relates directly to the "field full of what-if" in the zimmerman affair RE: Confronting a minor. Take the time to read this post and think about it a bit: http://moonbattery.com/?p=33201 This is about a 17 year old beatin down a 29 year old policeman and killin him with his bare hands. Here is the El Paso Times link:http://www.elpasotimes.com/tablehome/ci_21843760/teen-accused-el-paso-officers-fatal-beating-indicted Remember, these kids aint dangerous, just misunderstood. leroy -
I agree. He needs to have a full ride at Florida c/o a deal with the Florida state government as part of his malicious prosecution deal. Ot, he might want to take the high road and go to a smaller, more honest law school. There are some out there; and they all aint liberal. leroy
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Pietta 44 Reb Navy first time out.
leroy replied to glockster157's topic in Curio, Relics and Black Powder
Glockster, you are like me. What seez said in his post above RE: the "...others --- 49 pockets, 51 navies, 62 pocket police, ...". was exactly true. I had a good buddy that literally begged me to buy 51 navies and 62 pocket police in the presentation case with the tools for $270 each when these came out. Naturally i didnt; and ive been sorry ever sense. Any time you see a second generation colt percussion model of any flavor at the $300 mark; its a helluva deal (...take a look at Collectors Firearms and Cherrys fine guns...). I wish i had borrowed the money and bought a pair of everyting they built. leroy -
Just did the math out of curiosity. 300 fps is about 204 miles per hour. That's pretty fast. (...88 fps is 60 mph...) leroy
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OS is right here. I also see George and others involved in this case on the "rubber chicken" speaking circuit. I dont like chicken; but im interested in hearing his thoughts. I hope he is outgoing enough to do the speaking thing. Inquiring minds want to know about the absolute impartiality and fairness of the florida criminal justice system.... . Maybe ole George can save up enough garbanzos to go to Law School. On a personal basis, i would like to see ole George go to the U of Fla on a full scholarship paid for by panderin Angela Corey and pimpin Ben Crump. The Corey one might just happen--- here's hopin.... leroy
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Zimmerman Trial: Verdict Reached!
leroy replied to TripleDigitRide's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
As a matter of florida law (...and law everywhere else, for that matter...); i wuz puzzled at how a state's prosecutor could bring criminal charges without going to the Grand Jury for a True Bill. This is what i found: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bennett-l-gershman/george-zimmerman-grand-jury_b_1445714.html Another reason to believe the political pandering thing. Way too much leeway given to the state's prosecutor and his, her, it's buddies i think. leroy -
Zimmerman Trial: Verdict Reached!
leroy replied to TripleDigitRide's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
We've wasted lots of bandwith here on the "what if's" all this. Some of it pretty well reasoned and some of it childish and onesided; but that is the nature of things pretty much everywhere. There are several things that are for sure here: 1. Mind your business (...Z-Man, stay in your truck, Dear sweet Trayvon, dont beat that "creepy a**ed cracker" followin me down, bro...). 2. If you have an encounter be careful and courteous; your inquisitor could be armed and he may, in fact, know how to shoot. Dont be in the business of teaching leasons to anyone. The lesson might go wrong. 3. Choices in life have consequences. Some of them can be life-changing, some life-ending. We all know how that one worked out. 4. The "tribal ones" and "race baters" will never be placated nor will they they be appeased. That's the one everyone needs to think about a bit. No amount of law, verdict, nor facts will convince the "race-bating" community and their childish followers that justice has been served any time there is a black-white conflagration. Everyone needs to think about that one a bit. We have had six years of the post-civil war reconstruction redux here, a president that opined that "...if he had a son he would look like Trayvon...", an US attorney general that mounted and facilitated a witch-hunt to take a "cracker"s scalp using your and my money to do so, a morally and ethically bankrupt bunch of carpet baggers and "crackers" in the florida state government that sought to make political hay from the death of a young man and a little old man who had to shoot him to keep from gettin killed, a bunch of dispicable parents that cravenly tradmarked "Trayvon" and "Justice for Trayvon", presuably to go into the business of profiting from their son's death, a high profile black lawyer callin in favors from the state, federal, and race baiting movers and shakers to get his way in a malicious prosecution in a self-defense case; the list goes on and on... My take away from all this is that there are more places where we are more divided than ever and no amount of talk is gonna fix it. The race baiters and their sickening political allies have done their jobs well. This country has been balkanized, and more and more folks fully understand that. They are retreating to their homes and arming themselves, and for good reason. They cant trust their neighbors (...in some locations...), they cant trust government for obvious reasons, and the list goes on and on. We are living in precarious times. leroy -
The Poison and the Politics of Al Sharpton
leroy replied to Randall53's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
Take the time to read this article. Take a good look at the pictures: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2362829/George-Zimmerman-verdict-Hundreds-voice-disappointment-Trayvon-Martin-case.html leroy -
The Poison and the Politics of Al Sharpton
leroy replied to Randall53's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
It will be a great day when the race-baiters like Sharpton, Jackson, Ben Crump (...ala Florida...) and others are gone from the scene. They and their socialist handlers have done their jobs well. They have tribalized and balkanized the good ole usa pretty well in the inner-cities. Ya see; it is a lot easier to blame others for your failures than it is to face them and do somethin about them. They have capitalized on that base thought for a long time; "...da man dun put me down..."; when nothin could be farther from the truth. Booker T Washington wuz right. leroy