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  1. 7 points
  2. I want one that can be modified to fix stupidity and lies......that would be a magic button.
    5 points
  3.      “If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull :poop: .” ― W.C. Fields
    4 points
  4. I have stopped carrying my little 380 in favor of my full size 1911 and three magazines. The 1911 is surprisingly slim.
    4 points
  5. 3 points
  6.   No, it's ManBearPig.  :)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf69EEL3WBk
    3 points
  7. Dear Santa,  My name is Craig and I'm 43 years old. I've been very very good this year and all I want is a bullet button and a hollywood magazine. Oh and world peace.   P.S. I'll leave cookies and milk out for you. P.P.S. if the dog knocks over the milk and eats the cookies remember that's him and shouldn't affect my presents at all.
    3 points
  8. I don't see it being much different being shot at whether it's a rifle or a pistol.  The shooter can't point and fire any more quickly with one over the other, and in the type of indoor environment where these shootings take place the range advantage of a rifle isn't really an issue.  The only advantage the shooter would have is magazine capacity, but based on some research I have read these shooters don't typically walk in and dump rounds rapid fire.  Instead, they walk around and select targets to shoot at so you should have the same amount of time to react whether the shooter has a long gun or a hand gun.  I'm also rethinking my carry method and strongly considering going back to my Sig P228 over the single stack 9mm I've been carrying.  If I'm going to be facing some ISIS ****bag armed to the teeth, I want as many rounds ready to deploy as possible.  I carried a 13 round P-229 on duty over a 7 shot compact 9mm pistol as a LEO in case I had to face down a serious threat, so if there is now a real possibility I will be facing a similar threat now, why would I do any differently?  Honestly, during an indoor event at close range, I'd rather have a shotgun than a rifle or a handgun, but since that's not viable I figure 15 rounds of 9mm that I can put downrange accurately is my best option.  Now, would I actively seek out the shooter and attempt to terminate the threat?  The answer is "maybe" depending on the circumstances.  If I feel I can find and maintain adequate cover and concealment, I very well might.  That's the former LEO in me, and I am the type that would want to do something to save people's lives if at all possible.  I am not going to put myself into the line of fire except in the most crucial of situations, such as to defend my family or some children.  At the end of the day, I figure it's the responsibility of adults to decide how best to secure their own safety and well-being.  If they chose to not carry a firearm for their own protection, I am not inclined to put my life at risk to save theirs.   A couple of other considerations:  1) These shooters typically seek out soft targets (a.k.a. so-called gun-free zones), so one has to decide what type of risk they are going to take when faced with the need to go to such a location.  2) You should have a plan in place on how to conduct yourself once law enforcement arrives.  The last thing you want is to be a visibly armed individual when a bunch of adrenaline fueled cops locked and loaded for a shootout come rushing into the venue.  They are not likely to be especially interested in spending much time determining whether the person holding a gun is a good guy or a bad guy and will very quickly terminate any perceived threat.  Doesn't do me much good to use my gun to defend myself only to be killed by the police when they show up.
    3 points
  9. That's very true. My point was that the general public doesn't truly have a thorough understanding of most subjects being discussed in the news. We are expecting to hear factually accurate information when we tune in. However, when we as viewers don't have a deep understanding of the subject being discussed, we have no idea we're being misinformed. Too many folks hear these talking heads spewing their trash, and they magically become the experts who need to share the [mis]information with everyone they know. Most people aren't nearly as smart as they think they are.
    3 points
  10. I don't know why do many folks believe their chance is "slim" when using a pistol to confront a person with an AK.  Yes, the obvious advantage goes to the person with the rifle, due to power, range and capacity.  However, those advantages are useless in the hands of someone unprepared/untrained to deal with being shot at.  These types are cowards who aren't looking for a fight; they're looking for a slaughter.  Whether they're armed with a military style rifle or a bazooka, 9mm still hurts.  It still has an effect on their ability to function and breathe.  Being shot at is an emotional event for those who aren't prepared for it, and for these types of people, chances are they have never been shot at before.  The only way they're going to find out how well they react when that first round comes screaming at them is once it actually happens.   Regardless of whether they shoot back, flee, give up or die in place, it will take the focus off slaughtering the sheep.  It will save lives, no question.  Certainly the smart people here have figured out that all these mass shootings have occurred in gun free zones.  That isn't by accident.  There is a reason there.
    3 points
  11. Where in the regs or not, I would just to be safe.
    3 points
  12.   Good tips for sure. I have made it a practice for many years to never sit with my back to any door or stand with my back to any door while I am in a business. I want to at all times know who or what is coming in the door. If you see guys coming towards the door with guns out long or short you begin moving right then to prepare for what is about to happen. Like many have said seconds can count in your favor if you stay crisp about your surrounding................. :up:
    3 points
  13. Found this video and thought a few of you might like to see it.   https://youtu.be/wQtfNMyWZaE
    2 points
  14. Hey all,  Tom in Williamson county here   with the craziness in todays world..   and a near death experience       decided its time to get protection for both me and the Mrs. (Both NEWBIES)   researching..  pistols and carry classes and ammo.. ranges   and $$$$   so far thinking  Springfield XD   not sure on Mod.2, xds  ,Xd   probably need to head to armory and try them .... let her try them too
    2 points
  15. That was fun. IDPA and Steel Challenge, I think I'm really gonna enjoy the Glock 34. Mark, it was fun shooting with you again. Sweet 9mm carbine.
    2 points
  16.   ...then tell him if he wants it to shoot well, "cleaning it religiously" shouldn't be looked at as a negative.  Direct gas AR's are his price range, and they get dirty.  He'll have to deal with it.
    2 points
  17.   Could be a Dogman bigfoot!     OP if you get pics I, like everyone else, would love to see them!
    2 points
  18. Saw this on FB. Just had to throw it in. [URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JMH42/media/Wyatt%20and%20Doc_zpszok3elwu.jpg.html][/URL]
    2 points
  19.     glad to read the retraction
    2 points
  20. He needs to get back on the drugs. He sucks at his job.
    2 points
  21. Congrats KahrMan.  My wife is happy I was slow to make a decision on this one.  My next knife will be a Protech with a Damascus blade.
    2 points
  22. THAT'S not a knife... :)
    2 points
  23. I believe the wolves don't expect sheepdogs among the sheep. Concealed is concealed and not many posted places have metal detectors.
    2 points
  24. Normally I don't chime in on stuff like this...but I can relate. True story when we lived in Valparaiso Indiana my wife would shop at a no frills grocery store called Town and County. It was a nice clean place no fancy coffee bars and such but good prices. We are a single income household by choice so my wife clips coupons. She usually has all the corresponding items placed together and her coupons organized. It might take the cashier an extra thirty seconds to ring her up. One day there was this fine upstanding entitlement person behind her in line with her Bridge card( Indiana's version of the ebt card) out who told her she needs to get the F out of her way and she ain't got time to be waiting on some cracker with coupons. Love my wife she told the little princess that when she starts paying for her own groceries she can complain. Until that time I suggest you close your legs keep your mouth shut and get a job.
    2 points
  25. I wish Zero would just get on with.    Just go ahead and declare 2A null and void.  Ban the ownership of any firearm.   Do it Barry,  you know you want to.   Lets bring this crap to a head.
    2 points
  26. While I agree that this type of test is extreme, the initial drop it in the mud puddle, definitely seems like something that could actually happen and it did cause a failure.  That says a lot more to me than "Hey look this broke after I threw it at something."    
    2 points
  27. While I do stock some barter items I doubt if I'd be advertising it if you know what I mean. I'd only offer them to someone I'm comfortable with otherwise you may be subjecting yourself to bigger problems...just sayin'.
    2 points
  28. you SOB, i just shot coffee out my nose...
    1 point
  29.   That happens to me most of the time while watching TV ...           And free ammo to boot ...
    1 point
  30. http://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/la-na-obama-gun-order-20151203-story.html   I personally will not recognize any executive law this Fascist dictator orders, I will sell or buy a gun from whom I want to, when I want to. He can order in one hand and sh!t in the other and see which one fills up first.
    1 point
  31.   Not a slam, just that I doubt the stupidity needed further detailed explanation. Carry on.   - OS
    1 point
  32. 1 point
  33. Where can I get one of them there magic buttons? :cool:
    1 point
  34. 1 point
  35. I can agree with that. I doubt 99% of us here would be putting a handgun through that much abuse in a lifetime, so these torture tests really only serve as sacrificial entertainment. lol It is fun to see how much abuse some of these guns can take, though.
    1 point
  36. Jerry was always the brains of the AIC operation. I don't understand how people can't have compassion for these cases. There is so much that goes into addiction. I've had friends die from drug and alcohol addiction. There's so many other factors like depression, anxiety, self loathing, etc... When drugs take a life it is ALWAYS a tragedy.
    1 point
  37. I had a friend on Facebook last night try to tell me that we need stricter background checks. He clarified by saying that anyone who wishes to purchase a firearm must first meet with a psychiatrist.   I couldn't do anything but laugh.
    1 point
  38. Dude is a piece of trash with a camera and deserves a boot up his rear. Hopefully this was staged.
    1 point
  39. Well, it is my understanding that all of the guns they used in this last shooting were purchased legally with back ground checks so what more can be done in that area. They said two of the guns were not purchased by either shooter so maybe they need to locate that person and find out who he is..............jmho
    1 point
  40. 20 shots at 3 yds, 20 at 5 yds, 10 at 7 yds. Passing score 70 or better. Center zone of target (yellow zone) hits count 2 pts each. Peripheral hits ( blue ) count 1 pt. With basic, minimal skill one should pass before the target gets to the 7 yd line. Register with state online before class and obtain confirmation number. Mandatory for class and score submission.
    1 point
  41. 3, 5 and 7 yards. 21 feet is the longest. I don't remember shot break down but it was 50 rounds total. It was very easy to pass, I dropped one shot and got a 99 if I remeber right. You need to register online first, then take that number to the class and they file your certificate electronically. I took the class on a Saturday and had the permit in hand the next monday. Sent from behind the anvil
    1 point
  42. If a couple BG's burst into a room where you're sitting around a table and start banging away with rifles.... honestly, you're pretty much f__ked.  It's up to God or fate or whatever you believe in to get you out of that one.    Awareness is about the only take-away I can come up with.  As I understand it, these folks were at a "holiday" (read Christmas) party and the Muslim guy in the office left pissed off (shock).  I get the impression no one in there would have ever dreamed he'd come back with a friend to kill them all.  Be aware where-ever you are.  Always know where the exits are.  Always know what might work as cover (which is pretty much nothing in a typical office building).   Maybe improving your draw/fire time is another take-away.  Seconds count.  Fractions of seconds count. 
    1 point
  43. Kindness & generosity repays kindness & generosity. Not to blow my own trumpet, but a couple of years ago I offered to process a friend's deer, as thanks for letting me hunt his property. I processed a lot more than I hunted, because to me, the opportunity was worth it. His thinking was the exact opposite. The permission cost him nothing but the processing saved him a fortune. Christmas last year, he presented me with a stainless butcher's table & a brand new chest freezer as thanks. As far as I'm concerned he has free deer processing for life. You get back what you give in this life.
    1 point
  44. 10mm is for hard charging Terrorist killing Jihad stopping Non-wimpy hand having Beer drinking Americans that will NOT use wimpy .40 cals and who hate the FBI and their weakness! On a serious note with the right gun (Glock 20) and the right loads (Underwood or nuclear handloads) in the right hands it produces devastating results. People compare it to 41 Mag but it is in its own realm. If youre all about advanced data then youll see where it shines. I carry mine if I need to shock and awe someone with 15 rounds of high speed death. You can hunt with it. It is pretty flat shooting, easy to load for and scares people at the range Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk
    1 point
  45. I judge people how they treat animals.I think  I really like most of you :)
    1 point
  46. Think you have the title incorrect. It should be "wife shooting her new toy" ;)
    1 point
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