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Erm...thanks Punisher. It's apparently NOT obvious to tnxdshooter. All it takes is one person who knows or can figure out who tnxdshooter is in real life to connect the dots and figure out who the undercover cousin is. I've attended some computer security seminars with some folks presenting who can produce a scary amount of information from a screen name.

Let me google that for you As of the time of this posting, this thread is #3 on Google for a "Nashville Gangland" search. What we post here is visible to the world.

I guess that in the end, it's a TV show. A severed hand is more dramatic than a sawn-through bolt.

Wherever Duane went, he went away from the Z's. Once the food was gone from the rooftop, they went back outside. Why he didn't cut the bolt or the cuffs is anybody's guess.

Finally watched Ep. 3. *yawn*. 1 zombie in the woods, and a couple poking their heads through a door. I thought this was a zombie show, not Desperate Housewives Lose Electricity.

TGO David's boss was taking pictures.

I had a great time too. Thanks to bigwakes for putting this together and for helping me zero in my scope, and to westwindmike for some fun AR time. The wolves helped too. We should all get them before the next meet

I'd like one of these. Then the question of bug-in or bug-out is already answered. Harden the access points and you've got a zombie-stompin' house. http://www.insideline.com/mercedes-benz/303745-mercedes-benz-unimog-u-4000-expedition-camper-debuts.html

Both, plus something in an ankle holster on each leg, plus twin shoulder holsters, plus an 870 shoved down a pants leg.

Not necessarily. 2 door models in 2007 were made in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Crew Cabs were built in Oshawa, Ontario or Silao, Mexico. I can't recall when they moved from Canada to Mexico. Now both 2 and 4 are being built in Flint, Michigan, in additon to 4's in Mexico and 2's in Fort Wayne. Sometimes a Honda is more American made than a Chevy. Either way, nice work on that bowtie.

Let me google that for you

Either way, Western Union makes money.

Buy the game now, get ammo and guns for Christmas.

XDsc .40 in a CompTac Minotaur is my EDC. Good choice.

Sorry, but the Walther P-22 won't make it. I was cleaning it tonight and found that the trigger bar ears are cracked almost all the way through. Will be sending it in to Smith & Wesson for repair.

The 9800s should be OK. You likely won't be able to run all the settings on high, but it should be playable on the lower settings.

My XD is .40 and you're welcome to try it. I know it will have a different recoil than a 9mm, but size wise, they're very similar if not identical. What I'm bringing: Walther P-22 (.22LR) XD subcompact (.40S&W) Ruger LCP (.380) Savage MarkII scoped (.22LR) Anyone is welcome to shoot any or all of them with their own ammo. I'll be the guy wearing the three-wolf-moon shirt. The power of the wolves helps me shoot better.

Doh!. I forgot about the east entrance. +1 to that. It also puts Sunset Crater on the way, instead of out of the way. You'd take US 89 out of Flagstaff past Sunset Crater and pick up AZ 64.

<<Former Oklahoma City and Tucson resident checking in>> First of all, who scheduled a conference in Phoenix in August? You should haze them. Arkansas - Stop for gas...keep going Oklahoma - OKC now has the memorial for the federal building bombing. Other than that, stop for gas...keep going. Definitely hit the Big Texan in Amarillo. It's a classic. Amarillo is also a good midpoint if you're trying to do the drive in 2 days. If you want to do it in 3, stop in OKC and Albuquerque. New Mexico: There's Trinity Site out in the middle of nowhere. Other than that, what David said. Oh wait...that's the reason it has Trinity Site. Stop for gas....keep going. Arizona: +1 for Sedona. Very cool. I like Montezuma's Castle and the nearby Monetzuma's Well for something a bit different. It's still in the desert floor, so it will be hot. Montezuma Castle National Monument (U.S. National Park Service) http://www.nps.gov/sucr is really neat. It's out of the way, but very unique. It may be too late, but if there's availability, book the El Tovar in the Grand Canyon. Otherwise, the closest decent lodging is Flagstaff, and most of that's iffy at best. www.TripAdvisor.com has been a great resource for finding places to stay that don't include complimentary urine stained matresses. To get to the Canyon from Flagstaff, you can take I-40 West to Hwy 64. or US 180 to Hwy 64. 180 is a much prettier drive than 40/64, but sometimes you'll go for long periods of time without seeing another car. Time wise, I think they're about the same. The Park Service's Grand Canyon page says it's remote, so gas up. It's not kidding. Fill up in Flagstaff and have some sunscreen and plenty of water with you. You do NOT want to run out of gas/water in August out there. There's a crossroads (180 and 64) about halfway from Flagstaff to the GC that used to have one gas station that had a monopoly (and prices to match), and a questionable hotel. Could be more there now. It has been about 10 years since I was there last. There's nothing else until you reach a small town at the entrance of the park called Tusayan. the IMAX show is pretty cool there. Sad to say, but McDonald's is probably your best dining option there besides the restaurant at El Tovar. There's a steakhouse in Tusayan, but it's overpriced for what it is. Think Shoney's steaks on a Longhorn price.

Thanks guys. That's exactly what I was looking for. I hadn't considered a 20 ga., but that may be a good option. It would let my wife shoot too. She said she'd like to try it, and I think she'd like it, but I think a 12 ga is too much for her. On second thought....the bruise on my shoulder says 20 ga. is a good idea....

Thanks Hozzie. What price range should I be looking in to get something good for my purposes? I can wait and save. In the old thread, I was keeping it <$500. I've now grown out to around the $800 mark. I can keep waiting and saving if it means I'll end up with something much better in the end. I just dont want to wait for years to finally have enough for a new Beretta Golden Super Deluxe Diamond Crow with a fringe on top, or whatever they name their latest. I swear some of these shotgun makers took a play from the Chinese restaurant naming book. Take about 6 terms and randomly jumble them together.

Thanks guys. Is there a reason besides appearances to go for a higher end gun like a used Beretta instead of a new CZ for what I'm looking to do with it? Are those multi-thousand dollar Italian jobs really that much better than a CZ, or a Stoeger? Keep in mind that I don't plan to get competitive with this. Just shooting for fun. I do think I want to stick with O/U. They look a lot easier to clean, and with fewer parts, should last longer, right?