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Meh. Don't agree with the site; don't go there. Kinda like TGO. There are plenty who would love to do the same to folks here, I'm sure.

You start down a slippery slope when you seek to harm others simply because you don't agree with what they do.

I took a vow 20 years ago to remain faithful to my wife until death do us part.   It is a shame that in today's society most people's word is worthless.   You can damn religion all you want, but the absence of it is the root of this country's downfall.

Yep, adultery is hard to get a divorce on alone but in my divorce I didn't just go after wife for that. I had her on desertion of me and my two sons and I even got the guy she left me for charged with Alienation of Affection which is an old old law that is still on the books in Tennessee and he was fined $2,500.00 in my divorce decree when I was given everything I ask for including child support and full custody of both my sons. She got her clothes and her car. That was it............... :up:  

Personally I would love to see these guys/gals put behind bars.  Who are they to be the moral police?  The same goes for these guys putting up viruses, anti-virus popup ads, you know the ones that start of  "YOU'VE BEEN HACKED!! and install themselves when you press ok.  The only way anyone should be getting into anyone's personal information is though a warrant, and for that they better have a better reason than cheating.  To me cheating is between the two involved in a relationship, if they feel like doing it so be it.  I get so tired of people getting into everyone's personal business, like Miranda and Blake; who cares why it happened, who cares who cheated on who or with who, that's between them not all these busybodies.

We had supper last night at The Corner Pub in MJ. We ended up parking at the other end near Papa Johns and we walked past the entry door I had to do a double take their posting was gone. So after after we ate we again went past tbe entry door one of the drivers was walking back in so I asked him why the posting was gone? He said too many people complained so they took it down. Kind of wondering if it was a corporate directive or a store based decision.

I finished this build back in April or May or something. Special thanks to Gordon for making my buffer less than 2 oz. I haven't ran this gun with the new Syrac gas block on it, but it has to run a little better than that cheap POS $20 adjustable gas block I had on it when I went out the range the first time. The rifle ran fine before the swap. I did modify the trigger springs to lighten up the pull, but it would not hurt if I polished the grit out of the trigger. The trigger pull is nothing to write home about, especially compared to my current project.... Anyways, if you wasted two minutes of your life taking that rot-gut excuse of a write up, you deserve a few pics to make up.

Y'all need to hurry the effe up and decide. I have to pee. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I547 using Tapatalk

I cant wait for these knifes, they are going to be Badass!!!!!!!

Call Dave Ramsey. Fast.     (Lord, forgive me.  That was awful.)

if this is a range gun that will never see social work, then these are all good choices.     I'll get flamed for it and it is simply mho but if you EVER think you will have to fight for your life or defend your family or clan with this rifle, spend the extra money and buy a fighting rear sight, like the Troy or Daniels Defense (have several and like others have said, started with lower end stuff that looked great and felt great, but discovered that these things will fail on you when you need them the most)  The DD will hold zero and repeat settings accurately each and every time. It will not loosen up with heating and cooling cycles, and it will take a beating like no other and keep zero.   I know it's a lot of money, but it's worth it.

I'm in for a weekend range/Shoneys trip, but I think it should be in that order. I can do a number to a buffet table and I'm loathe to do much of anything beside maybe clean guns and nap after. 

Me and the wife both laughed our a## off at this. These morons really think they were slick with this easy web cheating. As far as someone hacking TGO or other gun websites, what would they learn? We all hate obama and have guns?

He wants to sell or trade for a pocket gun. I had thought about if he sells it just not telling him who and give him the cash and put it with the guns my grandfather gave me. Pass it on down to my son one day.

Theres just something inherently bad ass about that rig. It's like if Quigly did have much use for a revolver, thats how it would be decked out. I imagine it's tough finding holsters though? IWB probably next to impossible :D ...

They are on private property.  So long as the property owner doesn't ask them to leave, they can be there with long guns.  From the info I heard, none of the business at the location in Murfreesboro complained, so the police have no option but to leave them be.

It's not just an immoral act 21 states have laws making adultery illegal. I do beleive TN is one of them. Anyone who would cheat on their spouse is lower than the :poop: I scrape off my shoe.

Been trying to stay away from this one, but.... I just can't do it.  :surrender:   Here's my problem with the whole thing:     Okay, so... no reasonable suspicion, no probable cause.... and I'm guessing no search warrant?   As far as I know, there's no limit set on how many guns a person can own, even in California. If you're legal to own one, you could own a million of 'em. No?   So, it seems to me that the residence should have simply been secured, and some attempt made to contact family members. If that was unsuccessful, then a court should have been consulted to decide what to do and an order issued.   Other than that, the police had no business going into the house. ( The body wasn't even found there. )   As for the guns... would they be treating it the same if he'd had 1200 pairs of shoes? I bet not.   It'll be interesting to hear if the guy does have any family members who can take possession of the guns, and if so, what sort of legal actions they may have to take to get them back, or actions regarding them being taken in the first place.   Then again, given how the news media is about ( not ) telling the whole story, there may be more to this that would change my mind.   Who knows? :shrug:   Oh, and one last thing... Would anybody here be okay with the police setting up shop at your local shooting range, and checking the serial number of every gun that comes in there to make sure it wasn't stolen or been involved in a crime? Oh, and also verifying how/where you got them?   Just curious.

.223 55gr soft point at 2600 fps or better ain't to be sneezed at, I don't think. And 30 rounds can be put on torso toot sweet from point blank to 100 yards. My plain Jane pistol lives behind seat in car in a tennis racquet case should I need to tote it around gray man style. - OS

No clue. But if that's a snake fang...I'd be moving from that area.

Small victories, as much as a lot of people are scared of cyber crime and "hacktivists" there are some out there who do a good job - and good deeds. Apparently, there is/was a very successful online site for your S.O to seek out an affair. It is called Ashley Madison and was aimed at women - their motto is "Life is Short. Have An Affair." Well, a group called the Impact Team has hit their servers, and hit them hard. Sounds like an inside job - they already leaked total network architecture, network administration protocols, employee information and salary. 37 million people used it, and were secured in the thought that if they paid $19 their info would be scrubbed. Follow the money, there is always a trail. I hope the Impact Team releases this information regardless if the company that owns the domain obeys their order of permenantly taking it down. Yah its a crime but I'd give these guys medals. Then a job. http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/07/online-cheating-site-ashleymadison-hacked/ Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk

http://www.wsmv.com/story/29593646/pastor-injured-in-north-nashville-shooting         He's seriously wounded, but not life-threatening. He was able to defend himself and his wife. I'd bet a nickle that this would have ended differently if he wasn't armed. I'm sorry he got hit, but I still chalk this one up as a win.

No, just cheap.

For pocket carry it's hard to beat the LCP. 

Results posted-https://practiscore.com/results.php?uuid=cad82818-3375-4275-8e6e-60caaa583d52&page=overall-combined   Thanks to the GREAT turnout and all the compliments!   27 shooters and out the door at 9:30. Thanks again!

LCP Custom is hard to beat for the use you describe. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

    That's my take too. In ordinary times, I'm sure hanging out at a strip mall etc with a loaded long gun would get you either arrested or at the least told to vamoose, as I don't see any clear defense or exception to the carry-in-public nature of it.   Probably so far letting things slide a bit due to PR aspect.   - OS

This attack wasn't based from a moral dilemma, it was a bunch of thugs trying to extort money out of a company.  medals?  please.  I don't agree with anything that was going on, on that site but I don't wish them ill.  Same principle with the anti-gunners, I don't sit at the desk twiddling my thumbs hoping someone breaks in their house, ties them all up and robs them of everything at gunpoint.  I just say they're retarded and go about my business.

Exactly.....a persons word should stand for something. In many cases a mans word is all you have. Once that's gone....well.....what do you have left?

Just a thought to throw out there,     This place being so nice and ROOMY....assuming the range fees are reasonable, this might be a good place for a TGO meet up??? They're open till 8pm so they've definitely got the working crowd covered.  Shoney's is right there too, If we all hit the buffet afterward it could be the first TGO shoot and  :poop: .

Not exactly. You can, with the property owner's permission, do anything the property owner can. There are plenty of employees who carry guns without a HCP at their place of business because the business gave them permission. So if the property owner gave permission it would be no different than telling someone they can carry on my property. This is a gray area because I would never assume the property owner agreed to allow it because they said nothing to the contrary. If I were dead set on attempting to protect our service members I would at least write a letter to the property owner asking permission first.

37 million members......wow! That's a lot of folks sweating right about now.

If nothing else, people should be held liable for breech of contract. That's all a marriage is, a contract between the two. If you violate the terms of any other contract there is grounds for penalty. Why should this be any different ?

I came by and watched for a little bit through the glass. I think I will be trying to show up for an event pretty soon. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I just moved here from Florida. My impression is that Governor Haslam doesn't have a backbone. My research of his 2nd Amendment record validates my impression he's a hapless, two faced politician.

The Jewish Quarterback                The  coach had put together the perfect team for The Baltimore  Ravens. The only  thing missing was a good quarterback. He had  scouted all the colleges and even the Canadian and European Leagues, but he couldn't  find  a ringer who could ensure a Super Bowl win.  Then one night, while watching CNN, he saw a war-zone scene in the  West Bank.  In one corner of the background, he spotted a young Israeli  soldier with a truly incredible arm.                      He threw a hand-grenade straight into a 15th  story window 100 yards away.                       KABOOM!    He  threw another hand-grenade 75 yards away, right into a chimney.         KABOOM!!!                    Then  he threw another at a passing car going 90mph.           BULLS-EYE!    "I've got to get this guy!" Coach said to himself. "He has the  perfect Arm!"  So,  he brings him to the States and teaches him the great game  of football.  And  the Ravens go on to win the Super Bowl.    The  young man is hailed as the great hero of football, and when  the coach asks him what he wants, all the young man wants is to call his  Mother.  "Mom," he says into the phone, "I just won the Super Bowl!"     "I  don't want to talk to you, the old woman says." You are not  my son!"      "I  don't think you understand, Mother," the young man pleads.    "I've won the greatest   sporting event in the world. I'm here  among thousands of my  adoring fans."      "No!   Let me tell you!" his mother retorts. "At this very moment,  there are gunshots   all around us. The neighborhood is a pile  of rubble. Your two brothers were beaten within an inch of their lives last week, and I have to keep your sister in the house so she doesn't get raped!" The old  lady pauses, and then tearfully says,...        "I will never forgive you for making us move to  Baltimore!!!! 

It is right off exit 196 on I-40.  It is the Bellevue/Hwy 70S exit.

I know this is not in Wilson county but if you ever make it to Murfreesboro you MUST eat Donut Country, best damn donut I have ever had.

About half way down addresses wall mount flags. http://www.gettysburgflag.com/FlyFlagHalfMast.php

Because of the sizes of the two options, I'm guessing you're looking at it for a carry weapon, I would say G36 and don't look back.  There's not much more one can say about the G36, it's a Glock...it requires very little maintenance and just works day in and day out with no worries.  I'll probably catch flack from the 1911 guys but in my experience they can be more finicky and usually require more attention.  I will say, I'm a glock fan.  I have trained with them as carry weapons for so long, it'd be hard for me to remember to flip the thumb safety, get the same grip on the beavertail, all while drawing the weapon from a concealed holster under stress...  It's a personal thing, but especially considering ATI vs Glock, I think Glock wins that one every time...

Yes; it happens all the time.   If you die and your family is there; it won’t be an issue. If the Police are securing your house; they will take them. If you have large amounts of cash or a bunch of expensive jewelry they will take that also. It is tagged as “personal Property”. If a family member that is not barred from ownership comes forward, or someone that doesn’t need a “transfer” like a wife; the guns will probably be turned over to them. It is California though; they have a lot of limitations on what they can own.

  Did you just declare war on East Nashville hipsters? If so, I'm in!

That's just stupid.  You go on and say you are not prejudiced then ban a whole class of people.  As a business, you can find ways of not selling to anyone you don't want to sell to, but to come right out and post it is just asking for trouble from the feds. 

Just because of that I'll run my eaa limited rig

Me and Rickey are down, we might be sliding in sideways trying to get there on time though lol

Little exposure to a 1911 during basic at Ft. Campbell. Never saw one after that. Issued a M16 w/ M203 underneath in 'Nam. Don't recall seeing anyone carrying a pistol.

I love the whole "But I gave $XXX for it!"......like it's the buyer's fault that the seller over paid for it to start with.

Definitely not a snake. The only snake with a 2" fang is the Gaboon Viper & if you've got one of those rascals....you're in Africa. I honestly couldn't tell you what it might be, but it certainly isn't anything to do with a snake.