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  • Birthday 11/03/1971

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  1. Told ya… https://wreg.com/news/local/city-of-memphis-holds-press-conference/
  2. It was friendly advice to those who don't live in Shelby County.
  3. They let the Railgarten shooter out with no bond. Guys shoots four people with a shotgun and gets RORd. Stay out of Shelby County if possible.
  4. That might makes sense if we were talking about intelligent, savvy politicians. Memphis is run by imbeciles.
  5. I have no doubt that the Carcano is accurate enough to have made the shot. I wasn’t talking about the Carcano. I was talking about OSWALD’S Carcano.
  6. I would love to own it. I'd take it and a stack of ammo to the range and possibly learn a lot. If half of what I've read about that rifle is true, Oswald couldn't have hit the floor with it, much less Kennedy's head.
  7. I’ve played with a couple on carry guns. They are neat and kinda work, but they are not worth the extra noise they make. I haven’t shot one from retention (which is a realistic possibility in a defensive scenario), but I doubt I would like it.
  8. Dots are often marketed to old guys who can no longer focus on the front sight. I would argue that they rarely need to.
  9. I have a lot of trigger time with dots over the past few years with four different platforms (Glock/2011/Walther/CZ75). I have found that they offer two advantages: they are better/faster/easier at distance (20+yards) and they can be handy in some low-light situations. At typical handgun fighting distances, they offer no advantage and I think I am quicker with irons inside 10 yards, but I don't subscribe to the you-must-focus-on-the-front-sight train of thought.
  10. Definitely doable for the compact-ish 2011s. I plan to carry one sooner or later.
  11. My mother had a Ridgeline and I loved that thing. The rednecks will make fun of it while they are getting their GM transmissions rebuilt, but the Ridgeline is one of the most practical vehicles made.
  12. Agreed. I don’t why Toyota is going down this road, unless EPA lunacy is forcing their hand.
  13. Any time I need to feel like I was in a helicopter crash, I just go to McDonalds.

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