AuEagle
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Western holster rig makers in Tennessee?
AuEagle replied to DaveTN's topic in Firearms Gear and Accessories
One of the best. El Paso Saddlery. El Paso Saddlery – Custom Leather Holsters & More (epsaddlery.com) -
Colonial Pipeline initiates restart of pipeline operations | WBTW Colonial Pipeline Restarts Operations After Ransomware Attack | ZeroHedge
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$2.99 Gal in Sevier County.
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Sevier County. $2.48-$2.69 Lines at cheaper stations.
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Guy uses gas station pump to protect himself from robbers - YouTube
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What’s the most hated amendment?
AuEagle replied to Randall53's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
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Watch Live: FDA Briefs Press About J&J Vaccine Halt | ZeroHedge
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Happy Resurrection Day everyone.
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An old shooting buddy shot the .17 Rem, he used tweezers to put the bullets on the case mouth.
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Victims' families sue over ammo sold to accused school shooter by Tennessee company | WZTV (fox17.com)
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Thanks for Lonesome Dove! RIP!! Larry McMurtry, Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘Lonesome Dove’ author, dead at 84 | Fox News
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On other forums new members must have a minimum # of posts to sell items. As TGO charges the Benefactor Fee, new people can sell right away. (Correct me if I'm wrong) Everyone has to start somewhere. DYODD.
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I don't listen to the tripe either, I read the transcript, that's bad enough. I despise communist's & those that support them.
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Deceased policeman's father. BOULDER OFFICER KILLED: Officer Talley's dad speaks on King Soopers shooting (kdvr.com)
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I taught many of my son's, nieces & nephews friends gun safety & how to shoot when they didn't have a father or one that even knew or cared anything about firearms. I remember one father thanking me for teaching his son "manly things." I can't imagine letting someone else teach my children & grandchildren to shoot & depriving myself of that pleasure. BTW, I always contacted parents prior to doing any of the above. Scholastic shooting teams are fantastic, but I fear they're on the wane. As Omega stated above, I would have no trouble enrolling students who had no one to teach them & wanted to learn from qualified instructors teaching gun safety in schools, again, qualified. Still, parents & family are #1 in my book.
