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  1. So I asked my Doctor, "Doctor, what are we going to do about this dangerous virus from Africa?"  He said, "I don't know, he has two more years in office.”
    9 points
  2. Saw this on Fox and had to share. They just showed a single mom with 2 kids that had put a layaway at Toys R us and when she went to pay them out, she was told someone had paid the bill. In fact that person paid for 150 accounts. In light of all the bad things we hear, the majority of the people you have contact with each day are really good people. In case I get too busy. MERRY CHRISTMAS to each of you and your families!!
    6 points
  3. OBVIOUSLY, the children and their family did NOT deserve this. Re-read that first statement. No child deserves this. ....BUT, Pakistan (as a country) does deserve it. They've harbored these peices of walking fecal matter for years. You can't keep a snake for a pet and then bitch when it bites you.
    4 points
  4. Mike at Law Enforcement Sales is a heck of a guy to deal with. Nuff said.  
    3 points
  5. I think that was total ignorance to kill such a beautiful creature but then Ky Game wardens  are a lot like TWRA and not the brightest light bulbs in the lamps. I guess they never considered darting the cat and taking it to a local zoo for containment until they could find a suitable place to ship the cat to......................jmho
    3 points
  6. Sorry Dustbuster, you missed out. Thanks glowdotGlock. It was great meeting you. That snipper rifle is going to be awesome when I'm in my Gilly suit.
    3 points
  7. I wouldn't buy a riffle from someone who can't even spell it.   :shake:
    3 points
  8. That was quite a list. I didn't realize there were so many.
    3 points
  9. Well in this case it cost them.  I shopped around a bit more and found the same knife 10 dollars cheaper with free shipping on Ebay.  (new in box).
    3 points
  10. Ohmanohmanohman!! I'm stoked about both of these! The stunner for me is how mean that curved blade looks. I love my tantos, but wow that stubby two tone is TOUGH! So glad I'm getting both! Thanks Willis!
    3 points
  11. I'm as leery of "gummit" as most anyone here, but any of you who really really think that the twenty kids and 5 adults who were killed in that school were all fabricated, then y'all have really ascended to the Uber Mad Hatter level of tinfoil usage.   As far as Lanza's ability to do it,  any reasonably competent range shooter could probably have killed more than that with a 10/22 with such a captive audience. Hell, I'd probably have been able to at least double his total with an AR, and wouldn't have had to use half the rounds he actually fired to do it either.   Then again, yeah, I know, we've never been to the moon either.   Wow.   - OS
    3 points
  12. Wait for the south park episode on this.
    3 points
  13. http://www.gunssavelife.com/?p=14942&utm_source=feedly&utm_reader=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kroger-boycott-fail-third-quarter-profits-up-21-stocks-at-record-high-despite-moms-demand-action-soft-boycott   Pity Michael Bloomberg’s paid-for Moms Demand Action girls:  their boycott of the Kroger chain has been a complete and utter failure as Kroger reported their profits are up 21% (!) in the third quarter and the company’s stock is at an all-time high. (SmartBrief.com) â€“ Kroger posted a 21% jump in profits during the third quarter with $25 billion in total sales and double-digit unit and sales growth for the chain’s Simple Truth and Simple Truth Organic private-label brands, said COO Mike Ellis. The company marks its 44th consecutive quarter with positive identical store sales, which were up 5.6% for the period. What did Kroger do to inspire the soft-boycott from Moms Demand Action and its head, Shannon Watts aka Shannon Troughton, President and owner of of VoxPop Public Relations, a boutique liberal PR firm? Moms Demand Action demanded Kroger ban guns in their stores.  Kroger told Shannon and crew to pound sand.  So the Moms spent big dollars to attack Kroger in a series of (not so slick) advertisements as part of a campaign to urge people to boycott Kroger until they ban guns. Read more.
    2 points
  14. I've been very busy today and only caught a little bit of it. Taliban killed 130 or so kids? When will the world wake up and realize you don't have a conversation with a dam muzzy. Start killing them indiscriminately. I don't wanna sound like the nazis were in relation to Jews but these Muslims are evil.
    2 points
  15. Rand Paul did a good job of putting it into perspective tonight. There is a billion or so Muslims out there. These heathens are a minority. It's just that 5% of a billion is a whole lotta heathens. I also agree with Rand that Islam should be doing a lot more to control them. In the end, they are probably going to have to defend themselves.
    2 points
  16. The article clearly said that they didn't have any tranqs, it then went on to say that they were afraid that had they waited for someone to bring them, the cat would have escaped. They made the decision to put it down.   Did you even read the article?
    2 points
  17.     Good move Dol. :up:     Well hipower got me to listening to some Brian Setzer on Youtube....   tangentially I went to Cherry Poppin' Daddies... :ugh:                     "Zoot Suit Riot" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IqH3uliwJY
    2 points
  18. Real snippers pay to hide in the snippers hide.
    2 points
  19. Snippin' with a red dot. Nothing better, I tell ya. :)
    2 points
  20. Maybe I'm dumb, but that looks like a carbine length AR 10...not a "sniper rifle".
    2 points
  21. Can't blame you. Most people will wait if there is an apology and an explanation. But when you continually stonewall someone that is just bad form. 
    2 points
  22. My daughter told me if she caught me eating a Pizza she would take one of my guns and shot me herself so I am remaining very far away from them and took Pizza Huts number out of speed dial on phone............... :up: :up: :up:
    2 points
  23.   For many of us, it isn't about the meat, it is about the enjoyment of hunting in general.  I don't like deer meat other than if I get it made into summer sausage sticks.  I usually donate one to Hunters for the Hungry and get sausage (and keep the loins) out of another.  It certainly isn't saving money, but I just love being in the woods.
    2 points
  24. Only TN could come up with that many different licenses.  :rolleyes:
    2 points
  25. They covered it for just shy of 10 min. about halfway through last night's (12/15) episode. Sunday night they had one of the moms of one of the newtown kids talking about the bushmaster suit, and they replayed some of her interview then they had a higher up from PEW research taking about how much the climate and public opinion has changed. It seems the harder the politicians push for "gun control" the more of the general population supports "gun rights". Support of gun rights nationwide is apparently higher than it has EVER been. We just need to keep up the good work on educating friends and acquaintances and being good ambassadors for the lifestyle. 
    2 points
  26. I'll just wait for the Pistol version.
    2 points
  27. I personally would think the more you spend the cheaper the shipping especially for a small item like a knife. Oh well.
    2 points
  28. It follows his logic about OC. If he has to tell you he's wearing a brace it loses its effect :)
    2 points
  29. If the people of Newtown win this suit, the next time someone hits me with their car, I'm going to sue the car manufacturer. After all, there will be a "case history" of manufacturer liability huh?   Dave
    2 points
  30. Then he shouldn't mind going out to the parking lot and catching a few rounds of .22 to prove his point.
    2 points
  31. You really suck for putting a link to that.  Ca plane Pour Moi.....
    1 point
  32. Can't blame it on the brown truck mafia. Some folks are proud of their cartons and peanuts. I'm the same. That's why I love Amazon prime
    1 point
  33. I've found that my local reloading stores are a few dollars more expensive than MidwayUSA. If you're only ordering bullets, then it might not be worth it to order from midway due to the shipping cost. The best deal out there is typically a 1,000 bullet bag from powder valley. As for the Nosler 168 grain Custom Competition, here's a little testimony for them.... This happened while zeroing my 3-9X40 Nikon. When looking through my spotting scope, I thought I was missing the target and did a scope adjustment. That's why you see the 4th round in the bottom of the diamond. Nosler makes good bullets.....remeasuring and accounting for bullet hole size, the group is closer to 0.16 MOA [URL=http://s1375.photobucket.com/user/fhernandez145/media/PhotoGrid_1417796193521_zps37a68528.jpg.html][/URL]
    1 point
  34. I've seen, firsthand, the results of numerous gunshot wounds. IMO, there are four ways these successfully end up (depending which end you're on).   1.  CNS damage (brain / upper spine).  The best. 2.  Heart / bloodloss.  Good, but even shot in the heart, someone can potentially be functional for 10-12 seconds with the oxygen already in the brain.  That's a long time in a fight. 3.  Structural damage.  They may still want to fight, but the wound won't allow them to. 4.  Psychological.  This one shouldn't even blip on your radar.  It happens, but don't count on it.   Ideally...use a round that consistantly gets 12-18" of penetration in 10% ballistic gel and reliably achieves about 1.5x original caliber expansion. If the round / caliber you carry can't do that, use FMJ or change calibers.   Oh, and hit something vital...
    1 point
  35. Canadian Police Chase caught on video.     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsxV49pmnL8
    1 point
  36. Well if they do that, then I'll not bow hunt, and will ML hunt on my own property. Will buy the H & F licesne & the BG tag. Then agin I may just hunt my own place altoghter and tell 'em to pound sand. Feel sorry for those who don't own their own land.
    1 point
  37. Now they need a poll about whether or not idiots need to be regulated? Like AG that purposely "let" guns go across southern border!!
    1 point
  38. Well I must have been a really good boy this year because a second package showed up. It had a couple of security cameras in the box, one day/night camera and another hidden camera. I do appreciate it and they will definitely get some use.
    1 point
  39. I'm cool with the derail 'cause it just affirms I'm not the only "crazy" person on tgo. I don't believe new town happened and I don't believe a gd thing the govt or media says so it makes sense. Ain't no way to shoot that many people in different rooms in a big ol building and not have one single wounded person that didnt die, even if they only survived for a couple hours, period. Yeah and with a .223. I am not a believer. All kids too, who would be the best candidates for making up a story because even if they were real would have virtually no contact with the rest of the world to discredit the story. Don't think it's possible? Yeah it's "probably" not. I'll split the gas with ya Greg Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  40. This lawsuit is the kind of case that makes me wish our country had a "loser pays" policy on court costs and lawyer fees. If there was some kind of risk associated with bringing frivolous suits, there'd be fewer of them.
    1 point
  41. The suspension is different on a 3/4 ton but the frame is the big one that can't be changed on 1/2ton. I'd recommend a 3/4ton. The 2500 has either a 6.0 or 6.2 they do burn more fuel but not too bad. Won't be a whole lot of difference if both trucks are setup the same, gears, 4x4, same trans etc. Thing is, most 1/2tons are setup for economy whereas most 3/4tons are setup for work. A 3/4ton will be a tougher truck also. If you do go with a 1/2 ton upgraded, get air bag helpers in the rear.
    1 point
  42. You can get a nice used one in that price range. The Honda Rancher and Foreman have always been my go to ATV. They both have a drive shaft rather than a belt. I know nothing about belt driven ATV's but it sounds like a problem waiting to happen.
    1 point
  43. I'm thinking of calling it the Russian Picnic Basket.
    1 point
  44. Hey, at least we have the Predators. Go Preds. 
    1 point
  45. I often carry its brother as necker. Removed the tassel, it tickled my chesthairs. :) - OS
    1 point
  46. Sometimes the knurled end of the crane will back itself out and be able to close but not reopen. Not sure if that's what happened here, or rather a variation where it wasn't fully tightened from the factory. On a new gun I'd say send it back for several reasons, but if you ever think this may have a happened usually holding the cylinder released open and giving the cylindar a sharp wack will open it so it can be tightened.
    1 point
  47. A small suggestion: At the beginning of the engagement with the young menace, turn calmly to your spouse and say in a calm, firm. loud voice: "Honey, bring a Police Officer over here." That sets a clock ticking in the bully's mind that whatever he plans on doing will be shortly observed by the law, as well as by all the law abiding folks around you, and warns those around you that an incident is forming. It also gets your spouse out of the immediate vicinity. On your part, no shouting, no profanity, no verbal or physical violence. I personally wouldn't spend a lot of time restating what you previously said or get down to cases. "Anything I have to say to you can wait until the police officer arrives" is probably enough. The bully will realize that all those around the two of you are now witnesses to his next actions. If he has any sense, his physical bulk over you has been disarmed. If he has no sense, there will be plenty of witnesses that he was the aggressor, and probably one or two assistants if he needs to be restrained. When the Police Officer arrives, be the calm adult, stick to the facts, address the Police Officer as "Officer" and things will pretty much go your way. If the bully gets loud and physical, you win. If the bully pleads his case, the facts are on your side and you win.   I have applied this technique in a couple of other similar cases. On a shopping trip to a big box store, my wife let me out of the Cherokee in front of the store, as my 80 year old father was with us and I was getting his walker out of the tailgate. A Nazi-helmeted biker, roaring and racing through the parking lot, felt that he was cut off by my wife's maneuver, revved his engine loud in disapproval, earned a highly disapproving look from me, pulled up in front of the car and prepared to dismount his hog to exchange a few menacing words. There was a limit to what I could do as I was disadvantaged by the presence of my family and considerations for their safety. Though I was concealed carrying, there was no need to touch the pistol. All I said was, "You are about that far (thumb and forefinger pinch gesture) from having Law Enforcement called on you." Full leathered, mustachioed fat bellied biker dude with an attitude versus a law abiding citizen with his wife and aging father in a walker? It's a non-starter for him in the eyes of the Law. He had already lost. He cursed, gestured, and resumed his irresponsible ride.   By the way, while out and around with my wife and an incident begins to develop, I will tell her "Keep Walking" which is Code for "get away from here quickly, call the police immediately, and report everything that's happening."
    1 point
  48. I'm not a hunter so my thoughts are likely worth exactly what you paid for them, but here they are. If you are engaged in the SPORT of hunting, I view baiting as very poor form. If you are hunting to put food on the table, well, that's a different matter entirely. Take advantage of whatever method you can to feed the family.
    1 point
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