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  1. I firmly believe our military should advertise all munitions are dipped in pork fat.   I ain't kidding.   Screw the Muzzies.  ( i am not sure who coined that word but I like it)   Until they go on air and vilify Muslim terrorists I believe that are all the same. I don't know who this was but a guy spoke on one of the fake news networks and said something to the effect that you never hear anyone yell " Hooray Jesus" before killing people.
    5 points
  2. Don't worry about which way the wind blows, do like me, I keep them all in my stable:  9mm, 40, 45, 357Sig, 10mm.  I'm not a wheel man, or I would have 38SPL, 357Mag, 44, etc.  This way I am covered whatever side of the bed I wake upon. 
    5 points
  3. I'm here guys, I'm on the boat all is good I was in a crappy country in Africa on the way the Cape Town when some locals detained me for a few minutes and wanted my things, I did not give them anything but they scored 20 dollars, and I was not shot so life is good Thank you all for your concern but this could have ended much worse, I am sailing from Cape Town to Rotterdam, Be back before Christmas,
    5 points
  4. Shot my biggest ever doe this afternoon. A buddy & I went to his place to set another ladder stand up & she wandered out 350yds into a field, daring me to take a pop at her. I obliged. The 6.5 Berger VLD did the business. I don't have a scale to weigh her, but after dressing out it took both of us to get her in the back of Tracey's truck!
    4 points
  5. I went through this.  I settled on 9mm and .45ACP for the most part, but still have a few .40SW around for the sake of utility.  I typically carry 9mm in either a Glock 19 or HK VP9.   The reasons I chose 9mm are the same reasons most folks do: I don't believe in stopping power fairy tales I prefer to take 2 more rounds of capacity over 1 step up in caliber It is cheaper to practice with Recoil is less which means split times are faster for me It's generally lighter to carry and the firearms can be smaller   I'm not here to throw rocks at anyone who chooses to believe that .40SW is superior.  Mathematically it *should* be, however physiologically -- when the bullet strikes meat -- the degree of superiority is not all that great.   Choose what you like.  Get good at shooting it.  Shoot the hell out of it.  And always carry it.
    4 points
  6. Keeping 40 has been known to cause brain damage, penile tumors and dysentary...just saying Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk
    4 points
  7. I had a .40 and sold it all,  then I missed it.  So I am back in the .40 game again.  
    3 points
  8. I sold my first bottle of Van Winkle tonight.  I have stayed out of it.     But I have a customer who seeks me out about every week and asks if we have any Elmer.  I always tell him no and we chuckle.  I keep telling the guy to keep on asking as some day it will show up.  He then buys something else.   Tonight he showed up and asked about Elmer.  I told him no but thanks for coming in.  And told him if he wanted I had a bottle of 12 year old Van Winkle for him, if he was interested.  He grabbed his chest and took a step back.  It was sort of funny.  Was happy to sell it to him.    He also bought a handle of Jack.  Told me he could not wait to take a pic and text his buddies about what he got.    It made tonights shift fun.
    3 points
  9. Shooting anyone for revving their engine in your driveway will get you tossed in prison.
    3 points
  10. Yes! A converter. You have confessed your sins and must now exorcise the Demon of False Ballistics and Wimpy Round! You can pour over wound channels, ballistics tests, chronographs...all sorts of stuff. End of the day when push comes to shove and someone needs to die all that matters is Shot Placement. If you do (smartly) switch over to 9mm then Hornady Crit Defense 147gr +P will put shock and awe into someone quick. Thats the only SD ammo Ive played with a ton but honestly a few rounds of 115gr ball will so the trick. 9mm gives you comprable ballistics, increased ammunition capacity, slightly less weight, and you will probably attract all the single ladies at the range when they see you dont carry a 40 My solution is add 1 to 9mm, and shoot a real mans .40 caliber in either 10mm or 357SIG But seriously melt that G23, pick up a 17 or 19 and load it with crit defense. Or if you want to be in your birthday suit get a G43 and do the same with ammo Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk
    3 points
  11. As I have read in many other posts in this section, glasses are a key part of or survival preparedness in any situation. I try to keep a spare set in the truck, my BOB and one at work. As anyone with glasses knows this can get expensive, and if you are talking about the long haul in hazardous situations you need multiple pair. I recently purchased a pair of glasses from Zenni Optical. The price was $76.78 with the best lenses, best coating, nice frames, two sets of clip on sunshades and all the bells and whistles. This would have cost me over 300 at Wally World. I was skeptical, but when they arrived, I could see great out of them and they have held up to my 2 year old wearing them. $76.78 is still a good chunk of change if you want 4 pair as back ups, so I logged on and bought a pair for as cheep as I could. This was the result. I had a pair of glasses shipped to my house for $16.85 that I can see great out of. If would have bought multiple pairs at one time shipping would have been the same. I you need to add to glasses to you survival preparedness supply, or just buy new glasses, I highly recommend Zenni optical. Full disclosure, their factories are located in other countries, but if I am in a situation where glasses will no longer be made, I need to be able to see.
    2 points
  12. As seen here: http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B001T7QJ9O?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00     I know that these earmuffs are a very common piece of kit, and a more than a few of you will either have a pair, or know someone who does.  So, why the review?  Simple, I've had my pair for over five years, and they've held up fantastically, despite me being an idiot recently.    Now, while I do rotate them with a Peltor 6s pair, my Howard Leight's have seen more than the expected use I thought I'd get out of them when I bought a pair in early 2010.  I bought them for use while traveling between Iraq & Kuwait, brought them back home and have used them at the range countless times, and even loaned them to others for shooting, but their toughness was recently shown to me.  I would have taken them to Afghanistan as well, but forgot to set them aside when movers packed up my apartment, so I had to get the Peltors to take there.   But back to the Howard Leight's.  I like to wear them with my earbuds on underneath while I mow the lawn.  Well, a few weeks ago, I left them outside after forgetting them when putting my mower back in the storage closet outside of my house.  Literally left them outside for a week an a half, and those of you in Middle Tennessee know we've seen plenty of rain and temperature changes.  When I saw them out there, I thought for sure the electronic features of them were gone, and at best they were just another normal pair...I was wrong.  They fired right up, and the noise reduction feature works just fine like before.  These things can handle my whoops moment and still keep going.   So, while I still use my Peltors as my primary range kit, my Howard Leight's have more than earned a place in my kit bag, and I wanted to share this in case anyone was wondering if they are worth the price.  Your results may vary, but I'd give them the BTQ thumbs up.
    2 points
  13. So glad to find this resource!  I have already enjoyed digging through prior posts and look forward to spending more time here. I am a long-time gun owner from a long family history of military, law enforcement, and competitve shooters. Don't let the bruingeek name fool you...I may have a slide rule hanging from my belt and pens in my pocket protector but I still love the sport of shooting :cool:.  Just this year, I moved from being a revolver owner to a semi-automatic owner and am enjoying time on the range more than ever.   'Wishing everyone the best for the holiday season! Be safe out there, Paul
    2 points
  14. I've been blessed to be able to hunt a farm for years and the place has become absolutely over run with deer.  Unfortunately  I have very little free time to hunt during the week.  I've already bagged 3 deer this year and there will be plenty more.  The land owner has asked me to kill as many deer as possible because they are destroying his crops.  Due to my work schedule I get to hunt for a couple of hours before work and I don't get off until after dark so I have zero time to process the deer in the daylight and I'm just not desperate enough to do it by flashlight.  So...  If anyone wants a whole deer (I may even leave tenderloins in) let me know.  I'm planning on hunting this place a lot throughout the season and a lot of deer will be coming off of it.  The deer will have to be picked up in Mount Juliet around 6:30 in the evenings.
    2 points
  15. See Yeun's little spot during Into The Badlands break? "So glad to be back..."   Definitely setting up the long con -- or if not and he ain't gone by the season finale, whole thing is just an extended red herring. Which might be the cheapest shot of all. :)   - OS
    2 points
  16. The are a lot of fox squirrels where I hunt.  I bigger concentration of them than anywhere else I've ever seen.  I had one in the tree right above me this morning and the little butthead crapped on me.  Felt and heard something hit the sleeve of my jacket and looked down to find a pea sized turd.  I think he was laughing at me. 
    2 points
  17. New release from ELO.  Sounds like 1974 (which IMHO is a good thing) :pleased:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM34A80RTv4
    2 points
  18. Your Profile name at top of forum page : Client Area   See if there is a pending renewal notice. If so click that.   If not go to Purchases and click on the last one you paid for, should be a Renew button.   If all fails therein, guess you can just go to TGO Store and start over with a new one?   - OS
    2 points
  19. Reply to Sonny Crockett,    Check out the following link for more information on  Custom shop guns.   http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=57901.0   May want to do a little research before posting a question like that.  I know I would :) :down:   As you can see, this one that was for sale at Bud's, says nothing about  different trigger     http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/21_82/products_id/715000920/CZ+75+COMPACT+CUSTOM+14%2B1+9MM+3.8%22+Night+Sights   ...."This CZ Custom Shop firearm, includes the following features:- P-01 Style Frame with Rail and Manual Safety.- Shadow Hammer installed-CZ Custom Tuned Action-Stainless Steel Guide rod-Polished Barrel Hood-Checkered Coco-Bolo wooden grips-Meprolight Night Sights.".....   Just some thoughts.   Trooper Joe
    2 points
  20. Gill nets have been used for may years by commercial fishing industry and as long as they have a license and only place the gill nets in designated areas allowed by TWRA there is really nothing any one can do to prevent it. Back when I was fishing almost daily I would find many gill nets located in areas that were legal according to TWRA .   I did have a run in with one commercial fisherman but I was totally within my rights to do what I did and he ended up losing his license over it. This was on Old Hickory lake. I was running down main channel and saw a Loon all tangled in the net and could tell it had been in it quite some time. I stopped and put the trolling motor down and trolled over and took a pair of scissors and had to cut a part of the net about 10 foot square out and then bring the bird on board to care fully get the bird out and release it. (By the way Loons are not very friendly) I finally released the bird and began to continue on my way. Down stream about 1/4 mile I ran up on another net that had a Green Head Mallard all tangled up in the net and I preceded to take the same action again to release the duck.   Just about that time the fisherman showed up as I was untangling the duck on the deck of my boat. He was raising all kinds of hell about me destroying an 800.00 net for the sake of a damn bird. I told him if he was with his nets as is required by law I would not have had to cut them. He was getting very irate so I took out my cell phone for which I have TWRA on speed dial and I called them and just so happens they have a boat about 3 miles from my location.   He shows up while this guy is reading me the riot act about what he is going to do to me while I am still carefully cutting the duck out of the net on my boat deck. Only one that got arrested was him and his nets were all confiscated by TWRA and he lost his commercial license for 5 years. If you find wild life in any of the gill nets call the TWRA and give them location of the nets and wild life trapped in them. They don't agree with Commercial fisherman and gill netting and will normally respond pretty quick. Just my experience with gill nets..................and my :2cents:
    2 points
  21. Deer tenderloin and biscuits sure made a good breakfast this morning! :up: :up:
    2 points
  22. Got a button.  A 7 that I've seen several times came in on the trail of the doe I shot, then a button meet him from the opposite direction, they mingled for several minutes in some tall grass until the button finally have me a clear shot.  I've let that 7 walk 3 times now, it's starting to get a little easier, if he can make it to next year he may turn out to be a really nice deer.  He's got a good y'all rack, it's just narrow.
    2 points
  23. One doe down, waiting to see if her sister she came in with wanders back.  Funny thing is I'm hunting a field where I have 300 yard shots, this one came in from the fence row behind me and I shot at about 30 yards.
    2 points
  24.   LOL! I dunno, the HP turned that thing into mashed potatoes! Sucker flew apart into about a million pieces, was pretty funny. Wifey wasn't too happy.... those were thanksgiving taters! Last time she'll send me to Aldi's when I go to the range!   - K  
    2 points
  25. If I was going out to confront a unknown vehicle I'd definitely be armed.  Why wouldn't you be?  Armed is not the same as shooting.   I don't want a drunk driver in my driveway.  That SOB is likely to hit a tree trying to get away.   I am not a huge fan of the kid's dog but she is a good early alert.
    2 points
  26. Knoxville.   If you are offered one for more money you are being ripped off.   All of our spirits have the same percent of mark up.  We do not rip people off.  Other stores have different ideas on how to price product.
    2 points
  27. why convert to 9mm?   .40 is as good or better.  And you are already set up to shoot the stuff.
    2 points
  28.     WTF is wrong with people? How does anyone see a 7 year old and think "boy I'd like for screw her!"  How do multiple people think the same thing?   I'd be happy to pull the trigger on them.  Save everyone effort.  Nah, on second thought a bullet is too good for them.  A .22 is worth more.   Kill them with fire.
    2 points
  29. 1-Round each of 9 mm struck each target from 20-yds. Any questions? LOL! - K
    1 point
  30. Greg.... I've got a pair of these... http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/850077-REG/Kowa_YF30_8_YF_8x30_Binocular_Black.html   They work like a charm... Kowa is a great maker... I've got a pair of the little ones too 8X25 i think... These are the best "cheap" binoculars ive seen... Check this out as well.... http://www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/   My opinion on binoculars was formed by a buddy of mine who sold everything from bushnell to zeiss.. He said:...."...I looked thru most all of 'em, i cant tell much difference (...except in price...)...   Hope this helps... leroy
    1 point
  31. I have a pair of Busnells.  They are passable.  I actually picked out the deer deer that I took last weekend with them and wouldn't have seen it without them.  They are okay.  My grandmother has some Steiners, man those are some sweet glass, I have no idea what they go for but I'm sure they are not cheap. 
    1 point
  32. Not true to my knowledge. I will find out 100% tomorrow when I go to the office.
    1 point
  33. Sorry, that somehow got lost in my typing.  I've got the BX-2 Acadia line.     That's a "green ring", I think.  I remember being disappointed that they weren't being made here in the US like the Gold Ring line.   Seems like they were about $150 with the rebate.   I made a personal choice to stay in and have another piece of pie as opposed to taking part in the Black Friday madness a few years ago. My life has been better for it. I bet there will be some decent deals to be had online on field glasses, though.
    1 point
  34.   For a while, probably cheaper for most, except highest income earners, but goes up every year.   "In 2016, the Individual Shared Responsibility fee for not having insurance is $695 per adult and $347.50 per child (up to $2,085 for a family), or it’s 2.5% of your household income above the tax return filing threshold for your filing status – whichever is greater."   - OS
    1 point
  35. buy it then go to your nearest jewelry retailer and buy something for her it's a win win! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  36. ... You nailed it. There lies my problem. Regardless of the caliber, to start with, I need one more G23! ... Hmmmm... How to inform the wife.... ?
    1 point
  37. While 357 Sig may be the worst to experience bullet setback, I don't think 9mm is any less prone to bullet setback with its tapered design than the 40. The reason for 40 shooters to be concerned is because when it does you may see a larger spike in pressure, but worthwhile 9mm defense ammo I operating at the same pressure in that case. It's not likely that you are carrying lighter target practice loads. You should never rechamber say more than twice or have a dedicated dry fire practice gun.
    1 point
  38. I've had one doe that never slowed downs four small bucks wander in. Wish I'd have shot the doe but I wanted to see what was behind her. About 53 turkeys too harassing the deer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    1 point
  39. Welcome to TGO, Paul.  Happy holidays to you and yours as well.
    1 point
  40. Of the 3 Kings, I gotta say Freddie may just be my favorite. BB was better at making a man feel his pain, but man this song gets me jumping every time.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_ONyukSLqA
    1 point
  41. Well the new Sharps 25-45 Rifle did not fail me today but I need to go to the range more we have been watching this 5 point all season he would never get close enough for a shot but today he came in the same way he has every time I've seen him pulled up on him and he never slowed down i had the power set wrong on my optic shot and missed he turned and went back the direction he had came for about 30 yards then headed right toward where i was set up at a trot adjusted my optic to where it needed to be led him just a little bit shoot again missed to much lead he never changed his speed set up again shoot #3 was a hit right in the right front shoulder broke his leg but did not end him had to take a fourth shot in the neck so we got these geans out of the pool hope everyone had a good day and be safe in the morning
    1 point
  42. Slappy, read over this again and went through it with my buddy I'm trying to give advice to concerning hunting. It's difinitely a good read and wanted to let you know we appreciate you taking the time to write this.
    1 point
  43. Not sure I would support any gun company based in California.
    1 point
  44. I got my google foo to going and I think this pic is a better angle with better lighting of the area you would want to see. The Lone Wolf barrel is on the right this time and the Glock barrel is on the left. The Lone wolf barrel definitely has more chamber support.
    1 point
  45. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1230096/Incredible-moment-woman-survives-Paris-gunman-tries-shoot.html   If no one has posted this link yet, it is security footage of one of the Paris attacks - a cafe.   There are a lot of rounds that come in - fast.  ... and then when he goes in for the point blank, his AK doesn't fire, he walks away.  Lucky, lucky people.   -that said, it would be hell to try to return fire with that many rounds coming inbound.  
    1 point
  46. Our forefathers faced similar oppressive taxation, albeit not in the form of "healthcare reform".   They did something about it too.   I wonder when the American taxpayers will finally hit the limit of what they are willing to put up with?
    1 point
  47. No thanks to our state insurance commissioner: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/31/us/politics/many-may-find-unpleasant-surprise-on-healthcaregov-high-rate-increases.html  seriously?? :shake:
    1 point
  48. Those of you who voted for free crap are getting what you deserve. Those of you who didn't....welcome to the reality created by those who did.
    1 point
  49. My cousin got his first deer with a bow. An 11 pointer. Little asshole. Lol
    1 point
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