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That is horrible, but I can't help but notice the irony. A donut shop? Wow...

But people don't get arrested and held for face piercings...

Depending on the next election, it could

Next is an AR(I can almost taste it ), after that probably a P22, 1911(I like the SA GI .45 but who knows), and a Garand.

Before freshmen year at orientation, somebody asked our orientation leader about it being a dry campus. They said it is supposed to be dry, but in reality it's more "moist".

That's what all those high power practice matches I've been hearing about have been for.

I wasn't very impressed with this show, I had been hoping the Georgia Arms booth would be back but no luck

I like that, is that you or did you get it from somewhere?

GUNS R EVIL!!! SARAH BRADY IS JESUS REINCARNATE!!! GUNS KILLED MY DOG, I KNOW HE WAS GETTING OLD AND BIT THAT CHILD BUT THE COP DIDN'T HAVE TO SHOOT HIM TO GET HIM OFF!! hope that helps

It was Friday night, for a halloween party. I live in South Knoxville, across the river in a "collegiate" apartment complex. If it was a noise issue, why did they cop say "whether or not you are 21" to me that makes it a alcohol issue and not noise. I left as soon as the cops left.

This Friday I was drinking on one of my neighbor's porches in my apartment complex. It was a party and it was loud inside (why I was outside) and the cops came. The cop said if they had to come back they were arresting everyone that was outside regardless of whether or not they were 21. I asked if he could do that as we are on private property. He replied that it did not matter as we were within Knoxville city limits. Now that doesn't sound right at all and I think he was just saying that so we would go inside but now I'm curious. And as a secondary question, if the fact that you are on private property is voided by living in city limits how would that apply to checking the mail, or slipping outside to investigate a noise or something in your PJs or night attire of choice without your HCP?

In Knoxville, I'd say the John Sevier Range which is kept up by the Volunteer Rifle & Pistol Club. http://vrpc.info/

I've got a Henry .22, it's great to shoot and using calibres(spelling? primer fired) it's as quite as a BB gun. I love it but it's having a little problem with the rod that goes in the tubular magazine. The only thing I don't like about it is it doesn't have the cool side slot to load like the Marlins.

I'll be there Sunday with a few buddies. Even if you don't buy any guns, it's more of an experience/social event

Welcome to the forum, and be sure to post how your first run with the ACOG goes and more importantly pictures.

They didn't charge for parking last time at Chilhowee.

How do you guys find out about tournaments and competitions? Do you check your clubs websites or are there mailing lists/web lists that send out lists of local or regional shoots?

EBRs? You mean Homeland Defense Rifles?

"That's the spot Monica" (Revenge is the real motivation behind her campaign )

Has anyone else seen this: http://www.amazon.com/Wheres-Bin-Laden-Xavier-Waterkeyn/dp/1741103320

I really like the P22, I can't speak for it's accuracy. It feels pretty good, it's fun to shoot, and I've never had any problems with the ones I've shot. The only thing I don't really care for is the magazine safety, which isn't really that big of a deal for a .22 to plink with.

what is that:

hmm, where is kingsport? how far from knoxville?

Here's a message they sent out to students over facebook:

Addiction? I can stop anytime I want... I just choose not to... yeah that's it. Definitely go with the AR next.