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Told ya it was ugly horns. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk4 points
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Maybe I am late to the discovery, however I wear my shirt tale in most of the time and I IWB carry. Its hard sometimes to tuck the shirt in between the holster and the inside of the pants, its a tight fit between the clips, kydex and the pants. Most of the time I just use a credit card to push the shirt tale in. Tonight, I made a major discovery, use a shoehorn. I did, and it was quick and easy. So maybe I am a dork, or I might be on to something, but I did want to share with the community. For some of you of the younger generation, you probably don't have a clue what a shoehorn is: [url=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/shoehorn_zps05fpaaiq.jpg.html][/URL]3 points
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That is a extremely bad analogy. A safety is a feature, not a critical function of a firearm. Breaks are critical for any vehicle period. A safety is closer to an air conditioner, radio, or at worse, air bags. If that were not the case then every glock and any other gun without a safety would be inherently dangerous. A signed release stating that the safety is non functional and that the buyer is aware of it is all you need for legal reasons. Broken stuff is bought and sold all the time that way. Besides, if a person lets their kid get ahold of a loaded firearm with a broken safety and the kid shoots someone, I think they are going to have more legal issues to deal with than suing you over the safety.3 points
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Whaaa? My kids and I love that movie. If anything, I interpreted the plot to have a liberty-oriented subtext, as the plot centers around defeating an overbearing, militarized government which seeks to control the individual liberties of its citizens. Plus I do the Batman voice for my kids. Makes them crack up every time. Life is too short to be so serious 24/7. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk3 points
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While I think this is a slippery slope, from the sounds of it, this establishment most likely knew exactly what was going on.3 points
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Weller 12 hit the shelves in Knoxville this week. Good luck in your pursuit. Sorry I cannot be of more assistance this time.3 points
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It might just be me, but I'd not sell or trade until it was fixed regardless of the law.3 points
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If they want that, I want all of them to pack their bags and get the hell out of no only Tennessee but The United States of America and go the hell back where they came from. Muhammad maybe their gods messenger but he is not mine nor any of my family's. Jesus is Our Messenger to Our GOD so just pack your bags and get the hell out............Not my so humble opinion this time......... :mad: :mad:3 points
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Such old news, figgered everybody knows. Got any updates on how that War of Northern Aggression thang is going? ;) :) - OS2 points
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For the uninitiated, don't let the "Outlaw" thing discourage you. These things are FUN. You young folks get there early to help set up: those things are heavy. Put your gym membership to work.2 points
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That's the first time I had ever seen anything like that at any theater and I saw it *after* my movie was finished. I would never let some pimple faced theater employee come near me with a wand.2 points
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That was my thought as well. His form may be a little off, but his weapons aren't. That slice on the 5 gal container was awesome.2 points
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Here's one I made up to sell on Etsy. It fits a Gransfors Bruk Small Forest Axe. I'm contemplating whether I should add a couple of small D rings to the back so it could be more easily lashed to a pack.2 points
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Say what you will, but he must know a thing or 2 about sharpening a blade. Most of those cuts were pretty clean.2 points
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Wait for it to come out at the Redbox and don't have to worry about being wanded.2 points
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From what I've seen they knew EXACTLY what was going on. I have no problems with this outcome.2 points
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My opinion from both sides. As the seller or trader- I would make sure to inform the potential buyer that the safety did not function properly and with all the recent lawsuit buzz I would probably draw up a document stating such and make sure to have it signed and dated by both parties to have something in writing just in case. It might be butt wipe with ink on it in a court of law but I'd at least feel better about selling a "broken" gun. As the buyer- I would expose it as a flaw in the gun and try to haggle you down with it :) But I wouldn't preach law to you, however true or not. That approach never flies with me when I'm selling something. Personally I would wait for another rainy day and attempt another fix of that safety. Or find someone who will :))2 points
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Dude is full of horse shoes from what I can see in my FFL regulations guide. I'll do a more through search and hopefully one or some of our vetted dealers here can clarify, but the whole thing seems super fishy to me. He's advising you that the sale is a crime, yet encouraging you to commit said crime by... selling it to him. Only for $100 less than advertised. Riiiiiiiggggghhhhht. That makes perfect sense in crazy land.* Now I will say I would personally spend the couple of bucks fixing the safety before I sold it, but then again thats in part because I too would low ball the hell out someone selling a broken gun. I wouldn't try to piss down their neck and tell them it was raining, but I wouldn't buy one like that for anything less than a serious discount, existence of kits for pistols and all. *Crazy Land. Population: That guy.2 points
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Someone copied the tornado plan and pasted it into the "shooter" plan, it sounds like.2 points
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Bulldoze the ones up on the road out off the side into the pit. They die when they splat. Backup and do it again as more come up the road. Use 2 or 3 hardened dozers to keep it cycling and cover one another. Leave a few walkers in there to keep calling in more. Go back every few weeks/months and wash-rinse-repeat. Set barricades at several points in case the road collapses when you're not there to watch.2 points
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Complaining that Franklin Gun overcharges is like complaining about a politician telling a lie. You know'd that before you went in that place. Won't surprise me a bit one day when they start charging a cover charge to walk in the door.2 points
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I'll just leave this here. David, feel free to use this in exchange for $46,003.00. ($1 for each bullet hole)1 point
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This is made from 1/8" thick 1095 carbon steel and is double etched. It features a nice jimping pattern along the spine and Ambrosia Maple scales with brass pin and lanyard hole. It is 10 3/4" in OAL with a blade length of around 5 1/2". Christmas is coming.1 point
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Pretty cool. Almost like he has a drop tine :) Nice pair of yotes, too.1 point
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Thanks guys, I'll check the paper to see if I can find any. Thank you Mr. Duke! We've got to head back up there for a weekend soon to winterize the house (Damned thing still hasn't sold!) - K1 point
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When you're ready to move up, you'll get 100% of your money back on that Square Deal. I think it's a great choice to get up and running.1 point
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I am always vigilant, whether at a theater, pumping gas, or whatever. Body language should let you know if they are up to no-good, but before calling anyone or acting in an aggressive manner I would make sure there was a danger to me or others. They may be just smoking or letting others in, in which case it's the theaters problem not mine. I don't have the time or inclination to be a "goody two shoes" for a commercial enterprise, if they do not alarm the doors and people are sneaking in its something they need to address. Though there is always a chance of something happening, it's a very slight chance and nothing to get worried over.1 point
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I'd keep an eye in that direction and go ahead and tuck my shirt behind my holster. If nothing happens, then I continue enjoying the movie in peace. If something does, I'm prepared. But the thing is that you scenario would never happen to me. I don't go to the theater after dark. I'm matinee only and almost always on Friday while everyone else is at work and in school.1 point
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Why the hell would anyone put up up with this...? leroy1 point
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The SIP plan sounds like something concocted by someone from marketing, accounting, and HR came up with, NOT something that anyone with a background in or even rudimentary understanding of physical or personal security. I'd smile and nod and go though the motions for drills, but SHTF and I'm out.1 point
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I noticed the fast walkers. I was thinking they just needed so many extras that many of them were not talented enough to act like a proper zombie.1 point
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Just saw this for anyone who is interested 10/08/15 An update on the 1911’s…IT HAS PASSED THE SENATE! The legislation has passed both the House and Senate. It will now head to the President’s desk for signature. If signed, we will meet with Army to develop procedures. All of this will take time. We have no further information. When information becomes available we will communicate with our customers. Thank you, Mark Johnson Chief Operating Officer1 point
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Not all of those emergency escape doors are alarmed and once opened a key is required to re-lock them. Bottom line, go to the lobby and advise the managment. Sometimes people prop open those doors to let others sneak in, sometimes they go outside to smoke, it all has the potential to be a bad thing.1 point
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Then he should have gone into the lobby.1 point
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Mine started out as the OP's but mine is a 700P, it's put a lot of deer's down on the first shot, so I never upgraded to #6, if I did it again I'd put a AI stock on it instead of a Bell & Carson1 point
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Same situation if they don't hear it. Means lower court decision stands as case law for any local jurisdiction to be essentially as restrictive as they want as long as they don't ban every type firearm completely. The "degree of infringement" on something that is not to be infringed at all will be ongoing -- neither Heller nor McDonald was definitive about that at all. - OS1 point
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I have tons of antlers and pieces there of. I would rather gift a piece than sell it. Give me an idea of how big. Dave1 point
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I really wish they'd STOP overdubbing the sound of a hammer being cocked whenever someone handles a Glock.1 point
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I think you should ask a child psychologist. I think this has the potential to cause more problems than 6 months of not seeing her Mom. I think a County mental health facility might talk to you for free. Disclaimer: I’m not a child Psychologist, don’t play one on TV and didn’t sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.1 point
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I've seen those made with kydex and my SOG Voodoo Hawk has a unimpressive nylon verson. I think it would be fairly easy to do, so I'll give one of those a shot today. Thanks for the input! EDIT: Here is what I came up with. Needs a couple of tweaks, but I think I'm on the right track:1 point
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