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What about the folks who owned the cabin they cremated Dorner in? What did they get?

What are they paying for guns? I have a few to unload if they bring enough.

No shortage of the damned things in Macon county! Just follow your nose. They are commercial, however, and do not sell to the public. There is a lady in Trousdale county who advertises over 50 breeds of chickens for sale. I do not have her info, but have seen her fliers posted around Hartsville.

I have 1000 CCI benchrest large rifle primers marked $6.95. :up:

How do you know that chainsaw or four wheeler you bought on craigslist isn't stolen? :shrug: If you have no reason to believe it is, don't sweat it.

The market has been flooded. I expect pretty soon that everyone who wants an AR will have 3 or 4. Some people will be using them as tomato stakes in years to come.

Bring em by the house. I'll give you an offer on anything I find interesting. I've never been accuese of being a mall ninja, nor a closet anything. As others have said, I've had good luck selling guns on the classified section here. I've met some nice people in the process.

I reload. I shoot. I deer hunt with my reloads with great success. Why would I not carry reloads in my handgun? I believe this topic has been beaten to death on the internet, and I've yet to see anyone produce anything but hypotheticals as to why not to carry reloads.   Reloads, as well as factory ammo consists of a case, primer, projectile, and propellant. I don't see the difference except for price.

I was wondering why, instead of buying all those fireworks, they didn't just go down to the local sporting goods store and buy some cans of black powder. I guess I'm glad they didn't.

I think they look very nice.

I'm not real fond of the fedora, but otherwise, I like the shirt.

Doesn't this jackass have his hands full with New York? No one has elected him ruler supreme of the U.S......yet.

The teacher should be fired immediatly; if for no other reason than being an idiot.   Is there a fund set up somewhere to help buy these kids more NRA shirts?

Well, you're gonna have to give us something to go on. Let's see some pictures of your old Winchester!!! For a date of manufacture, we'll need a serial #. What else are you wanting to know?     By the way, Welcome to the forum. :up:

All this teasing is killing me! :wall:

I guess I'll just display mine in a shadow box, as very little in the way of ar parts seem to be available at this time. :shake:

If those thugs came to my house; I'm shot. :stunned:

Yup.....so was a speedy trial and the death penalty.

I didn't realize the Cabbage Patch Kids had assault rifles!

Depends on what I'm carrying. I don't load for a 380, so I carry factory ammo in them. A 9mm is small enough that is seems somewhat difficult to handload. I don't have the desire to try and load anything smaller. Anything else is probably loaded with reloads.

I'm certainly no Herb Parsons nor Tom Knapp, but a Sunday afternoon spent blasting away is still a common family event here at my house.

Same here. :up:  :surrender:

To be honest and fair to you, most of the people I work with should have been fired long ago as well. Perhaps I expect too much from humans in general. Both jobs can be dangerous, although most are safe most of the time. As you said, there are many dangerous professions. I just wanted to highlight one I was familiar with.   I've had enough bad experiences with law enforcement employees over the span of my life to make it impossible to chalk it up to coincidence or bad luck. I'm glad your experience has been different.   Try not to take one guy's opinion so seriously, and you'll enjoy your stay on this crazy spinning ball much more.

Depends on where you are. These are a patchwork of local laws.

You be the judge. I work in the middle of the road for a living. Since the 50's, there have been over 100 TDOT employees killed at work, as well as countless contractors. I am regularly cursed, threatened, have garbage thrown at me, guns pointed at me, chased by dogs and livestock, etc. I am not allowed to carry a firearm for protection on the job.   I expect no recognition, praise, or anything else, other than the compensation agreed to between my employer and myself. I enjoy building roads and bridges. I believe it provides a valuable service to the public, even though many do not agree. I do not carry a chip on my shoulder, and do not understand why many with a badge do. Many people work in hazardous conditions. I've never known a police who was drafted into service. They chose the profession, and all that comes with it.