loadedp3at

Well, we can't run on the issues so let's sling mud and hope it sticks. Maybe we need someone to go up there and throw a tantrum on some of them like they did in the old days. Anyone notice Ole Lincoln does not associate himself with a democrap? And is there no one editing their commercials before they air them?

Is there no one out there with one of these revolvers?

I am looking to pick up a target pug to carry during the winter and when I horse ride. I will not put very many 357 magnum rounds through it but I do want to have that capability. Does anyone have one and how do they shoot. I like the light weight and thought they could be concealed fairly easily. do they make speedloaders for them as well? Do they seem to last?

I'm working on the horse part but I still think unless you have horse earmuffs it would hurt their ears. I'm just wondering if the 32 acp from a longer barrell would be louder than a low power 38. I plan to use the firearm to put distance between the problem, not stay and have an old fashioned shoot ourt.

I need a little advice. I ride horses and so I am looking for a full size that does not make a lot of noise. I have an old 38 special that I can shoot slow bullets from. However I was thinking about a full size 32 acp. I have a small one and would be able to use the same ammo. I also have a 380 acp but I think the 380 is a loud round. Maybe that is because I have only shot the small ones. So, do you use the old 38 or can I even find a larger 32? I know the 38 is stronger but I am looking at noise. It does me no good if I can only get one shot off before the horse goes out from under me. What do you think?

Did anyone else hear there was a lawsuit brought from a waiter claiming that it violated the osha law to provide them a safe work environment. If I was a lawyer I think my defense would be that the person could go to a restuarant that is willing to post the sign and then they would be safe. It is the responsibility of the restuarant to meet the osha codes not the state of tn.