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Here is the perfect example of how the Wingman system works. A man brings his best buddy home for dinner unannounced after work at 5:30, His wife begins screaming at him while his friend just sits and listens. "My hair & makeup are not done, the house is a mess, the dishes aren't done. I'm still in my pajamas and I can't be bothered with cooking tonight! Why the hell did you bring him unannounced to oud home?" "Because he's thinkig about geting married"8 points
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I hope they put him under the jail. He is an idiot and honestly things would have probably been a lot better had his body armor failed.8 points
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Apparently, according to several articles I have seen, this actually did happen to the ATF booth. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:6 points
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I don't give much credit to any of these preppers for tactical intelligence anyway. If I were prepping for some end of the world senerio, my first tactical plan would be to keep all my preps and plans as secret as possible, not advertize them on a national TV show. Anyway, i'm glad this pedophile was on the show if it serves to put him behind bars again.5 points
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If they don't like how this country was set up go pound sand. If it wasn't for guns then we would still be under rule of the crown or worse.5 points
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Went to the Chinese buffet and saw a big bearded biker looking guy OCing his piece. Only a few tables away were 4 Clarksville PD officers having lunch. There was no way the staff and other patrons didnt notice the pistol, as it was not only obvious but he was sitting pistol out. I guarantee that the cops saw it. I never saw the cops approach him nor did I see them watching him as they ate their meal and walked around the buffet. Just thought that, with all the cop vs. permit holder crap we see posted here, I'd post a story where it had all the elements but nothing happened because nobody cared.4 points
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[quote name="DaveTN" post="1096414" timestamp="1389920470"]Did I say anything about forcibly removing anyone form anywhere? You owe your kids a chance. If you think you can give your children a good education at home and that’s what you want to do; do it. But if you are doing it just because you hate the government or want to whine about the school system; your kids deserve better than to be pawns in that.[/quote] My children deserve better than to spend 13 years being indoctrinated in how to always be subservient to authority in an environment that is analogous to prison. To answer the question you asked: Yes, you did. When you seek to declare homeschooling illegal, then those that would violate that law invite government intervention forcing the children to go to a school.3 points
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War should be hell. It should be disgusting, violent and brutal. People should understand that innocent civilians and children will die. Our enemies should understand that we will use devastating weapons on them. The only mercy shown will be to those that surrender. If they are enemy combatants I don’t care if they burn them alive or what they do with the bodies. I also don’t care what country an enemy combatant was born in. Our troops shouldn’t have to die because our politicians have decided that we won’t use the weapons that can devastate our enemy. (While they sit safely at home) Make war something no one wants.3 points
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Since EASing from the Marine Corps, I've been working on my AR turning from a fixed carry handle M4 to something I could show off. I picked up a PSA blemish lower, some rails, a Magpul BAD lever, and a MOE stock. I just finished painting it, let me know what you think. I have a cheap $30 light on there that's not in the pictures til I can afford a good one. Assistant with the before picture: Close ups: Overall finished production:2 points
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Thanks guys. But sorry, Whitewolf, no way I can qualify as 'new people'. What's wrong with meeting old pharts, anyway?2 points
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They're tryin' ta take mah porn!2 points
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They certainly did a number on Gibson Guitars. Their storm troopers cost Gibson millions of dollars in lost business and legal fees just to prove that they didn't break any laws. Mean time Fender and others get their rosewood through the exact same source and process and don't have visits from said storm trooper. The only difference is that Gibson's CEO contributes to the Republicans, and the others contribute to the Democrats.2 points
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To refresh everyone's memory this is the same guy who was going to perform the C section on his wife. Hopefully the kid isn't his because I don't want his genes being passed on to anyone.2 points
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It is none of my business unless the minor is a threat to me. Don't ask, don't tell.2 points
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Depends on the maturity of the minor. Some minors I know are more mature and safer with guns that some grown adults.2 points
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Wilderness. I have a couple, they're absolutely awesome belts. Infinitely adjustable, tough as nails, stiff enough to carry plenty of gear but still comfy. And ideal for beating the bejeezus out of somebody causing trouble on a commercial flight. :up:2 points
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I don't think the Idiocracy we are devolving into is necessarily IQ related, but cultural. Certainly there are extremely smart dirtbags. The problem is when kids of scum bags are being reproduced at a much higher rate than kids of productive members of society it changes our culture into one of self serving, lazy, morally/ethically bankrupt wastes of oxygen. Surely there are some basic intelligence issues related to this, as entitlement sucking leeches tend to be lower in intelligence, but I don't think it is so severe that these people lack the intelligence to be productive and take care of themselves. It's cultural.2 points
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[quote name="JayC" post="1096083" timestamp="1389882751"]Chuck, posts like this need to come with a warning message... I just had to change my shirt because I snorted coffee out of my nose :) I wonder how long the sticker was on there before F-Troop figured it out :)[/quote] I don't know but at least it looks like they handled it themselves this time. Had they called in the Feebs' SRT (Sticker Removal Team) then the whole booth would have gotten burned down. :lol:2 points
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Its a new year and already Sig has their new win this gun promotion going. I suppose Sig wants to get ahead of the Shot Show next week. Guys, are you in? http://www.sigsauer.com/Promotions/Sweepstakes.aspx2 points
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We went to the range one time w/ so much stuff, when we sat and totaled it up, the guns were worth more then the truck!2 points
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An attractive blonde arrived at a casino. She seemed a little intoxicated and bet twenty thousand dollars on a single roll of the dice. She said, "I hope you don't mind, but I feel much luckier when I'm completely nude." With that, she stripped, rolled the dice and yelled, "Come on baby, Mama needs new clothes!" As the dice came to a stop, she jumped up and down and squealed. "Yes! Yes! I won, I won!" She hugged each of the dealers, picked up her winnings and her clothes and quickly departed. The dealers stared at each other dumbfounded. Finally, one of them asked, "What did she roll?" The other answered, "I don't know - I thought you were watching." MORAL OF THE STORY Not all blondes are dumb, .. but all men, are men!2 points
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Knew a guy that OC'd a lot. Once, a rival for his girlfriend's affections saw him out and claimed the individual in question was 'brandishing' the weapon, and had 'threatened' him with it (both untrue, but was visible plainly on his hip). Eventually turned out OK for the guy, and the guy who was stirring up stuff was charged with filing a false report. But....it took some strife to sort it out, including temporary confiscation of his weapon, interviews, police interaction, some lawyer $$, yada yada. Point being is if it wasn't OC'd the troublemaker couldn't have made what initially seemed to be a 'valid' claim because he wouldn't have been able to describe the weapon. There is a whole host of reasons that I feel people really don't need to know what's being carried. It (IMHO) is a simple risk/reward decision. I, personally, don't OC because people just don't need to know until they 'need' to know. If you want to exercise your right to OC, that's great. But please don't berate those of us that opine that "I think we should have the right to carry but I don't think you should open carry, open carrying is asking for trouble." ‘Trouble’ that is perceived isn’t always just the ‘bad guy’ shooting you first.2 points
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Screw 'em. They're doing a service by disinfecting. Like the enemy shows us the same respect. Drop a match to the whole country for all I care.2 points
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Thanks David I'm bummed out,I loved the hville show....looks like Mboro is the only good one left unless ya like nazi junk asscrack,BO and bone handled knives Hopefully someone will get energized and find a new venue. I don't think the 22lr hoarders would last on the side of the road holding cardboard signs Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling.1 point
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OP's post simply stated a fact, that PSA had some 22 available. For a lot of people, that's good info. As many have posted, that's the going rate for .22 ammo that is in stock and available to purchase immediately, if you aren't able to stalk the counters at Wally World, or watch for internet deals 24/7. For what it's worth, I don't think this is going to change much for at least the next year, as basically all ammo producers are at full capacity trying to fill orders that are already months old, and new demand remains extraordinarily high. There are many reasons for this, and most don't involve resellers of Wally ammo.1 point
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We are in fact moving toward Constitutional Carry as an objective. However, to gain that we have to have a Senator and a House member who are Liberty minded and not afraid of their caucuses. We want to force a floor vote so we can count our friends and enemies. And JayC, the Tennessee Constitution does not allow for private property ownership in TN, it just like you can take care of it for the City, County and State, but if they want anything you "own", (up to and including your life) they can take it if they make up a set of rules that says they can. Read Article 1 Sections 8 and 21 of the Declaration of Rights. We all get to have an opinion, but I will take the side that if it is in my privately owned vehicle and you invited me there, as long as I do not take it out and carry it, I am not depriving your of your property rights while I am inside mine, as long as the thing I have is legal and I keep it in my property. You want to side with Fed Ex and the other Chamber supporters, it is yours to do so.1 point
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Those gas blocks that use setscrews and dimples at the bottom are the WORST gas blocks to use. Clamp on are the best because you can adjust them to ensure they are lined up right. Clamps on blocks also apply pressure around the entire circumference while the set screw types only apply pressure at the setscrews and directly across from the setscrews. This leaves a lot of area not being used to hold the gas block in place and depending on the gas block or barrel itself can also lead to gas leaks. I do have a FSB that I cut down but now I swap the gas blocks to install adjustable gas blocks. I do this because 90% of the AR's, and barrels, hitting the market have oversized gas ports and are over gassed. The manufacturers install a heavy weight buffer to try to mask the symptoms rather than fix the problem which is oversized gas ports.1 point
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Even if he wasn't a felon, going on tv and announcing to the world your plans is just dumb. He's the FIRST person people in Washington are going to shoot should anything bad happen.1 point
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I'm planning to take Emergency Action Medical from Tactical Response and also the course from The Patriot Nurse but I'd be interested in what you are describing as well. Medical and defensive shotgun are the two areas I've decided to take training in this year!1 point
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Humm, announcing the fact that you are making a movie to destroy an organization? I see a law suit in the making. :)1 point
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I have a DB Bullard belt. Got it on quick ship. I is a great sturdy belt that isn't stiff. It is flexible enough to be comfortable but strong enough to hold guns and my pants up (big guy). I would recommend one in a heartbeat.1 point
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Grinding is free. It requires labor to grind, file and finish, but at the end you are only out labor. If you replace the FSB you have to buy one, wait for it to get there (or drive to get it.) You then have the labor of removing the muzzle device, unpinning the old FSB, fitting the new FSB, pinning (or otherwise attaching the new FSB) and then reattaching the muzzle device. I don 't understand why you think replacing would be easier. The installed FSB is known good. Functions now. He just needs to make it smaller to fit under a rail. Either solution works, just for some folks, buying a new one isn't always the best way.1 point
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This may come as a shock to some but this isn't the 1780's or the 1860's...what was common or customary or acceptable "back then" really doesn't have much to do with what’s common/customary/acceptable today - the fact that going armed openly may once have been common really doesn’t matter...it isn't common anymore. Today, people, in general, are not as accepting of seeing civilians carrying arms and every mass shooting incident…every incident where some civilian goes crazy and shoots someone for no good reason (such as the retired LEO who killed a man for texting in a movie theatre)…every incident of road rage where someone winds up shot just because someone cut someone else off in traffic only serves to reinforce the idea that “guns are bad and therefore, anyone who carries one must also be badâ€. Depending on where you are, carrying openly and making it obvious that you are armed is going to bother people…some people will be bothered enough that they may well overact and call 9-1-1. Moving on, when we talk about our "rights" and especially those that are enumerated in the U.S. Constitution, I would submit that we need to be mindful of not just what the Constitution says but also what it chooses not to say. In the case of the second amendment, nowhere does it stipulate "how" one is to bear arms or that one must bear arms at all; only that they have a natural/god-given right to do so. As such, I find all this discussion about open vs. concealed carry to be a bit beside the point in terms of “rightsâ€â€¦you HAVE a right to bear arms; you DO NOT HAVE a right to bear arms openly any more than you have a right to bear arms concealed. I suggest that the “how†you bear arms is appropriately under the prevue of the State you are in. If TN wants to allow both, so be it…if TN decided to require only concealed carry I believe that they have the constitutional power, under the second amendment to do so…that stipulating a method of carry in no way takes away your right to carry. Since we can legally carry openly or concealed in Tennessee, we have a responsibility to ALL armed citizens to carry in a way that does not ultimately cause problems for other armed citizens. If you chose to carry openly and it never causes a problem; great. If you chose to carry openly and it ever causes a problem then it is YOU that is harming our ability to exercise our right to bear arms.1 point
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When I saw the title I expected a moronic story about some guy with 5 or 6 guns and some ammo.... this was much more exciting. I mean, on multiple occasions I have gone to the range with 4 rifles and 6+ pistols and probably 1000+ rounds of ammo. If I got pulled over and searched, it would be an "arsenal" to the leftists and media. I expected to see something like that... or those occasions where they bust up someone's home and find *gasp* 8 or so firearms.... if they only knew...1 point
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By definition an arsenal and a collection are the same, it is only in connotation that they differ. The news media will almost always choose to use arsenal likely for agenda/ratings reasons.1 point
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Everything is racist to someone that profits from it being that way.1 point
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Where's his legal defense fund? I'd love nothing more than to send him something via PayPal to sue the Maryland cop right into the ground.1 point
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I've asked it over and over again on this and other forms; why in the world any parent allow his children to be in the public school system today? Get your children out of the public schools; do what you have to do, sell your house, sell your car Sell some guns whatever it takes - if you love your children get them out of the public schools. It's too late to try and change them (the schools), all you can do now is get your kids away from them.1 point
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Care to elaborate? X-rays don't show internal stresses. edit... nevermind, apparently x-ray can be used to determine residual stresses... interesting. Now I'm curious who did it?1 point
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Id be way too tempted to kill that big one with a bouy knife, just because I could say I killed a deer with a knife :D1 point
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