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It's free, so it'll attract a lot of deadbeats.

Any site that ends in .gov

Since Obama often compares himself to the likes of Lincoln, FDR and Martin Luther King, here is an excellent tongue-in-cheek piece which places Obama into the shoes of prominent figures in history:   http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/i-came-i-saw-i-skedaddled_752783.html

Just in case anyone's buying that Obama regime line that the Syrian rebels are our friends, you might want to take a look at one of the group's Facebook page and see them triumphantly marching while the U.S. Capitol burns in the background.   http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/06/20348901-not-one-of-bad-guys-but-syrian-rebel-group-proclaims-anti-american-bent?lite

Okay....they reproduce.  Do they vote?

Because you're crazy if you don't own a gun.

As expected, the gangbanger lobby is pushing back against Obama's corporate gun control order:  :jester:   http://mygunculture.com/2013/09/04/presidents-gun-control-order-will-reduce-street-crime

If Obama can give out wholesale waivers to Congress and their aides, certain businesses and other groups, it's not a stretch to believe he wouldn't grant one to Muslims no matter what you call it.  The Obamacare law is filled with clauses which gives Secretary Sabelius a golden scepter to rule as she sees fit.

Of course the News Sentinel is doing what it can to further the "gun show loophole" myth:     And Haslam is doing what he can to obscure the definition of "infringement:"     I believe they need to close the First Amendment loophole before tinkering with the Second.

American Express was founded in 1850 and predates Wells, Fargo & Company, which began two years later.  Both companies were started by the same people so it's conceivable that Colt would make a special edition Baby Dragoon for AE if you know they did it for WF.   One of the AE logos matches the medallion on the box, but I don't know what year it was designed.  The most common one had a stagecoach motif.  As you know there's a lot of fakery and repros in these kinds of products so make sure you're dealing with someone on the up and up.

Louis Jones and his wife own an art gallery in Virginia Beach.  You might contact him for info and value.   http://www.jonesart.com/

Perhaps this video will explain why.........not.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TseM5QkijJA

It's amazing how crossing the threshold of a posted store, bank, school or government building will transform you from a law-abiding citizen into a potential mass murderer.

I hope you enjoy your BIG Labor Day Weekend... We salute our work force! But, as you know, for the last several years it's been rough. So let's all join in song for the Official Obama Labor Day Anthem! "Mr. President, Have Pity On The Working Man" HAVE A GOOD ONE!

I stopped going to JS because they were so anal about putting a toe over the line, where on the table to lay loaded mags and other boot camp regimen.  Because it's their property and shooting can be dangerous, I respect the rules but I won't go back until they show better respect for the customer. 

As they say in West Texas.......El Paso.

They qualify as factory ammo.  I wouldn't hesitate to load my guns with their fodder.

The liberals are opening up another front in the war for your guns.   http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/08/26/house-dems-seek-to-tax-gun-owners-with-new-bill/

  Didn't make much sense to start with.  Are you going to stand there all day reading headstamps?  What if the range brass is the same brand as the ones you reload?  I'm sure the range buys new and tries to make a little off the back end of the business.  But it's been my experience that most shooters don't reload anyway so I'm sure they gather enough to make it worthwhile.

Hogwash.  The EPA has no regulations concerning picking up brass at shooting ranges.  They are more concerned with the disposal of lead, and even then they only issue BMPs (Best Management Practices) to serve as a guide for the collecting and disposal of lead shot, etc.  OSHA, through the Department of Health and Human Services, does have laws concerning airborne lead and noise, but not the disposal of range brass.  If your range has hard and fast rules about customers sweeping up brass, it's them that are being anal, not the feds.   http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/2009-136/pdfs/2009-136.pdf   There is a suggestion on Page 18 for range employees collecting brass, but by using the word, "should" instead of "must", you can assume it's only a recommendation.  

Drudge says they beat him to death with flashlights.  I guess my three-cell MagLite is now considered a hi cap.

  He's a juvey....oh, boo hoo.  So he walks when he turns 18?

This simple, easy-to-make device will help someone who is incapacitated or weak-handed to load and rack their semi-auto.  It may not work for your particular pistol, but it might possibly spark some ingenuity for your situation.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO9VH13pibA  

We're getting a big bump:   http://washingtonexaminer.com/tom-coburn-calls-for-a-national-constitutional-convention/article/2534588

I just put my Henry H0001 through a workout and it didn't let me down.  It's also a terrific company with exceptional customer service.  I've owned two Ruger 10/22s but Henry puts the fun back into plinking and small animal hunting.  It retails locally at $289.