Transplanted Hoosier

Gotta have my Large McDonalds coffee. I can't stand Starbucks or any other fancy wallet steeling place that sells coffee. Oh ya, Duncan Doughnuts coffee is ok too.

Sorry about that. Try the link. Hope it works. Carry Concealed

Check out concealedcarry.net They have a map and you put in your starting point and final destination and it will show you the states you will be traveling through and if they recognise TN CCL. I have traveled to Florida many times and have never had a problem.

The only time I do not carry is when I'm at a school function for my son or when I go to work. Other than that, I'm armed and carry concealed.

Done deal. I also copy and pasted the link and sent it to my friends who are permit holders.

Originally Posted by Randy I went to there site and sent them a note thanking them for letting me know were not to spend my money. Join in and let them know just how stupid they are. Just did the same.

Back in the early 80's, I was stationed in Jacksonville, Florida (living in base housing) and the only thing I had to do to keep my guns with me is to submit the serial numbers and make/caliber to the armory officer. Just about all of my neihbors had some sort of firearm in their house and there was never an incident.

You did the right thing. Since I too drive daily on 240, I have learned to laugh it off. Sometimes it's the hardest thing to do but it gets easier as time goes on.

I had to buy it on DVD and I got a copy for my dad.

I have the horsehide supertuck for my .45. I have been really happy with it and am planning on another for my .380. Sweat has not been an issue because I wear an undershirt all the time but I was told that the horsehide will hold up better under humid conditions.

My wife and I had just pulled into town in Kingsville, TX and were trying to get ourselves aquainted with the town when I look at my wife and tell her that I think I just ran a stop sign. No sooner than I finish getting those words out of my mouth, I see the blue lights in my rear view mirror. The young trooper walks up behind my vehicle with his hand on his holster and asks for my paperwork. I hand everything over to him and he asks me, "how long have you been in town"? I look up at him and say "I'm not sure, what time is it"? He starts to look at his watch and I then tell him I'm kidding, and that my wife and I just got here from Maine and we were trying to find the Base. He handed me back all my information and then proceeded to give me directions to the base. He told me to be more careful in the future. After driving off, my wife gave me hell for being a smartass. I told her that I couldn't help myself.

When I was stationed up in Maine, myself and a buddy of mine took our sons on an overnight camp out in the woods behind his house. That night we were sitting around the fire and had a pretty good time scareing the kids with some ghost stories from the local area. After everyone had gone to sleep, we were woke up by the tent shaking and my buddy complaining that someone had just kicked him the back. We both jumped up and ran out expecting to see the culprit but all we saw was fog. Thick fog. After looking around thinking that our wives were playing a joke on us we went back to sleep. We never did find out who or what that was that shook the tent and kicked my buddy. Still had a good time though.

When I was in the Navy, our CAG was doing some workups on the brand new USS Abraham Lincoln. It was winter time (Jan 1990) and we were somewhere off the coast of Florida. I got called up to the flight deck to witness some maintenance but the plane was being repositioned at the time. I went over to a catwalk to look for falling stars and I noticed a rather large orange ball off in the distance running parallel to the ship. Quick as a flash it gained altitude and was gone. Never saw anything like it before but it made the news from New York down to Florida. I have no idea what it was but it was pretty cool to see.

Welcome Fred. What branch did you retire from?

I love mine...it does a fine job holding and concealing my 1911.

I love mine.

That does it! I'm sticking with Wranglers!

FLY NAVY!

Boy is there a joke here (your subject line). I was thinking the same thing....

I have a Martin Bobcat and a Martin Mamba. It has been over twenty years since I have picked them up or done anything with them. I think I'll dig them out this weekend and see if they are still in working order.

I got my supertuck around Christmas time last year and have been wearing it ever since for my 1911. When I ordered mine I asked about the mag carriers and the lady told me that they had stopped making them because they were working on improving them and didn't want to post them until they were ready with the new model. I can deal with that. I love my supertuck and will be ordering another one when I get my Ruger 45.

My favorite part was when Bill Murry showed up. That killed me.

NCIS NCIS LA Cops Sweat Equity (Do it Yourself channel) Glenn Beck Bill O'reilly Sean Hannity I have to watch Cops with my grandson...he loves the song.

From what I have read about them, they are reliable and a pain in the rear to take apart. But I also read that taking them apart for cleaning wasn't necessary. Check out the videos on youtube and you'll see what I'm talking about.

I carry my 1911 in a Crossbreed Supertuck. I have been really happy with it.