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  1. INTRODUCING the M&P®10MM M2.0™ PISTOL SERIES: powerful, accurate, efficient. These full-size pistols feature optics cut slides, a new, flat-face trigger design, 15+1 capacity, and are available in 4" and 4.6" variants. Learn more: M&P® M2.0™ | Smith & Wesson (smith-wesson.com)
    6 points
  2. *Looks around leans in and whispers* Because someone way over there needs to be set on fire! In all seriousness, if I could get my hands on a real deal RPG ammo or 40mm HEDP rounds, you bet your ass I’d have them. Why? Why not!
    4 points
  3. I’m not going to weigh in too heavily on this particular matter at hand, but it’s generally a pretty safe bet to assume that anonymity doesn’t exist on the internet.
    4 points
  4. Thomas Binger learned nothing from the Rust/Alec Baldwin fiasco ("unloaded" gun with human finger on the trigger can go bang & kill people.) Surprised the judge didn't put a stop to this behavior right away.
    3 points
  5. I do find it amusing that the left thinks electric cars are the savior of the environment while also believing that energy is evil. Where do these electric cars get their juice?
    2 points
  6. Then I will agree. Ruby Ridge is never far from my mind. All I'm going to say.
    2 points
  7. I'm thinking a hung jury. No way this kid could ever get a fair trial because MSM and the liberal internet already convicted him within hours of the shooting. But hopefully there are at least a couple of unbiased, honest people on that jury.
    2 points
  8. When they make one that can go 600 miles on a charge, run 80 MPH and recharges in an hour, maybe I'll consider it. Nah, not really.
    2 points
  9. The new flat trigger S&W is using is amazing. A buddy of mine wanted me to try out a few guns with him, he had his heart set on a Shield Plus and didn't know if he wanted the PC version or the plain one. They have that new flat trigger. It was amazing. I liked it so much that I am going with a flat trigger in the custom Glock/Dagger I am building.
    2 points
  10. Yep, what good is one who can design the umbrella but doesn't have the sense to open it when it rains.
    2 points
  11. Agree, actually. there is little no anonymity anywhere. But, I can't see getting too paranoid over this issue. Personally, I'm not going to hide under the bed for something that may or may not happen. JMHO
    2 points
  12. No no no... guns are the original Pokemon. Gotta collect them all.
    2 points
  13. Sitting here going thru the ton of daily email crap I get every day, and saw the news on the 10mm M&P. I have to admit it is interesting. Still not sure I want to get into another hard hitting caliber at this stage of my life...blame goes to arthritic hands; but this and the Rock Island 10mm sure do get tempting. However, just about anything tempts me when it comes to firearms. Why couldn't I just win a great bunch of money and just buy them all?
    2 points
  14. Are you on a VPN? Anyone here personally know you? I don't have a cyber masters degree, though my degrees are in IT, I can safely say that unless you use some great fieldcraft, they will find you straight away.
    2 points
  15. When it gets that far not much else will matter anyway I imagine. "They" have a good track record of ruining your future unless you are wealthy enough to squeegee off the mud on your name.
    2 points
  16. If you think that will prevent them from knowing who you are, you don’t understand how these things work. Anyone with any real technical ability will know that in short order.
    2 points
  17. That's one reason why I use a screen name that doesn't contain my name, and I do not post my location.
    2 points
  18. I read one account that said Binger was pointing that rifle "toward" the jury. Too bad the jurors didn't dive for the floor or shout for him not to point the rifle that way.
    2 points
  19. Even back when Armslist was useful, I found the classifieds here to be better. Members here are more responsive to posts and messages, and you can select deals that are within driving distance. Armslist used to be full of ads from sellers who'd respond in a week or so and say "Sorry, I forgot this ad was on here" or "I sold this last week and forgot to take down the ad." Traffic to TGO is more consistent and, well, there just tends to be a higher class of people here. Plus the moderators here will thump the occasional moron who shows up. Cheers, Whisper
    2 points
  20. Rare photo of a rare plane. Convair YB-60. They completed 1 prototype and were almost done with the 2nd when the program (and both airframes) was scrapped in favor of the Boeing YB-52.
    2 points
  21. If I was buying another one today, I’d buy another Pit Boss in a heartbeat. Their Pro Series 820 is just about perfect.
    1 point
  22. Yep. Right now, that high tech Tesla is mostly coal powered. Gotta give credit for a high quality lie. Musk is a physicist. He gets it. He's just gonna cash in.
    1 point
  23. Congratulations. I'm interested in hearing about the Maverick after it arrives.
    1 point
  24. I ordered a new Ford Maverick truck a couple of months ago. It is in transit and should be here next week. I could have ordered it in a hybrid that gets 42 MPG. I paid $1,100.00 extra to get it with a standard gasoline engine instead of the hybrid. I expect that one day electric automobiles will be the norm but at 70 years of age, I doubt that I will be here to see that day. I think electric cars are still very much in the experimental stage and I will let someone else do the experimenting.
    1 point
  25. If I was in the market for a new car, I'd look hard at electric. Plug in each day to keep it topped up, or once a week (if that) if you have a short commute or rarely drive like me now that I work from home full time. Never needing to stop for gas again on the local around town stuff would be nice. It would be a little annoying on longer trips.Take a Model 3 extended range for an example car. Assume I start out fully charged, that's going to give me ~350 miles. Then I need to find a supercharger to get 80% (280 miles) and that will take about 30 minutes to charge. It would take another 30m to get to 100%, so I'd take the 80% and move on. I recently did a trip to Tampa of about 800 miles each way. I'd have to make two stops to charge up to 80%, costing me an hour and I'd arrive close to empty again, needing another supercharger, or at least a regular charger near my hotel for overnight duty. Compared to ~15 minutes for three stops to fill up my Wrangler, or ~10 minutes for two stops to fill up a car with way better gas mileage like . . . well, about anything except a truck. But to be fair, road trips like that are not super frequent for me, and the convenience of an EV for daily use may be worth the hour or two it's going to cost me in a day's driving on those occasional road trips. It's not just the no-gas thing that would be nice. Think no more oil changes, transmission fluid changes, or coolant flushes, plus fewer brake jobs. No more leaking oil seals, spark plug changes, or any of dozens of other things that can go bad with an ICE engine, transmission, exhaust system, fuel system, or emissions control systems. The only maintenance items on a Model 3 are tire rotation and cabin air filter. They also suggest lubing the brake caliper pistons and testing the brake fluid, but we all know the caliper parts get lubed when pads get changed and fluid gets changed once a decade, if that. I know an electric motor can go bad, and battery packs over time lose their ability to hold as much juice, but overall it's going to be less hassle and more reliable. If not yet, then very soon. I'm more interested in the self-driving side of things than the EV. I LOOOOVE to drive, but commuting and mind-numbing Interstate road trips are not "driving". They ARE the perfect setting for letting the car take over. It doesn't have to be perfect, just better than humans. And it's pretty dang close to outperforming hairless apes applying makeup, eating a McBurger, drinking a $tarbuck$, and checking FaceTwit while attempting to operate a motor vehicle. I know all the legal liability stuff still needs to get sorted, but I for one welcome our chauffeur overlords. . . just not on The Dragon
    1 point
  26. I do miss “Six Flags over Orange Mound” (or Liberty Land to the uninitiated)
    1 point
  27. The " electric " thing is just another approach to picking the consumer's pocket by lying about the environment. Lotsa " children of lower estate " believe that electric vehicles are cleaner. They ain't, unless the energy is produced from nuclear plants. The electric vehicle will not be a success until the battery charging, performance, n driving range problem is solved. Watch the electric heavy truck business. If it works, then other electric vehicles will be viable. I'm guessin that I'll be takin my rest by the time they are a viable contender to gas n diesel machines. I'm now in my 75 th winter. Dont trade your gas/diesel machine just yet. By the way, I spent 38 years in the electric utility business. lectric leroy.
    1 point
  28. Pretty much all of them south of Park Avenue and most west of Highland.
    1 point
  29. Eh, ever since I learned that they were the kind of company to hire and support murderous federal agents who were part of Ruby Ridge, they ceased to exist for me. That’s one company TN could have done without.
    1 point
  30. Saw them giving an interview this morning. Some people just love the spotlight . Pretty pathetic if you ask me.
    1 point
  31. I'm sure in my life time we all will most likely own one. EV are super quick YT has 100's of videos of Tesla beating Vipers, Hellcats, Vets on drag strips by a lot. that reminds me The new 2022 Hummer EV has 1000HP and 11,000 FT/ LBS of torque, not sure what nut head engineer came up with those numbers, but I know GM was testing in MOAB and they came up on several H1 and declined to wheel with them.
    1 point
  32. The timeline is just getting way too surreal at this point. Yes, they were really there. https://nypost.com/2021/11/16/mark-and-patricia-mccloskey-support-kyle-rittenhouse/
    1 point
  33. The new Rivian electric trucks has caught my attention. They are pretty cool. There are several good videos on YouTube reviewing it.
    1 point
  34. First thing that crossed my mind too but the "per capita" is what nailed it for Memphis i guess. They just need to bring some immigrants in and NOT kill as many natives lmao
    1 point
  35. (Answering to another forum) "Hey Rob, did it pass yet? " I literally just got back from the urologist about an hour ago. Nope, the little bastard is still Shawshanking its way from my kidney to my bladder. I've had a cluster of other complications though. 6 days of constipation as a result of the painkillers basically left me non- functional for 23 hours a day until this morning. That resolved itself quite emphatically at 10:15 this morning (my butt actually made a noise like "puh POW!") & the rush of immediate relief literally brought me to tears. I haven't eaten anything more substantial than a Jello cup since 8pm last Tuesday & at this mornings weigh in, I've dropped 18lb since then. All of this stems from drinking far too much, for far too long, getting a scare & just stopping dead. My urologist gave me a particular stem, yet caring talking to, showed me his chip & explained that I'm basically a freaking idiot. My body went into 'dependency' mode & decided to hang on to all the toxins I've been faithfully supplying it for the last 4 or 5 years, creating the perfect environment for a stone to form, grow & release in super record time. Throw in an opioid pain killer (which I've always fought against & persistently refused) & I had a kind of gastrointestinal cascade effect. Nothing could go anywhere & all the toxins I'd accumulated just sat in place working their nasty magic. Soooo......yeah. Life's been kind of a painful, vomit fueled ####show for the past week. Bright side though, I should pass it any time now & once it's gone, I'm told, my system is clean & clear.
    1 point
  36. Just left Crossroads Firearms on Broadway, in Knoxville. They have a lot of CCI .22LR on their shelves, along with other brands. They also had .17HMR, .22 mag, .32acp, 9mm and .40. But what caught my eye was Hornady Critical Defense in .327 Fed. at $29 a box. Not something I've seen in a while. Also saw, for you TOK fans, surplus 7.62x25, but it was expensive. 70 round boxes for $64 (I think it was). They are also fully stocked in handguns, rifles and shotguns, at good prices.
    1 point
  37. Why do you need a gun? The purpose is kill someone. You can legally buy a canon, but, why? You sound just like all of the antis.
    1 point
  38. Nice buck and just enjoy the nice freezer full of meat and unless you were planning on a mount the rack will make a few nice knife handles....
    1 point
  39. I wish I could say I'm surprised. But I'm not in the least. Seems like everyday the news starts with how many were shot today.
    1 point
  40. Years ago I had a guy threatening me on a form. He thought he was safe, but he used the same screen name everywhere. With in 2 hours I had his name, address, work location, wife and kids names, what school the kids attended, and pictures. I took it a bit far through. He started off as the problem, but I sent him a care package to his work with a note. That made me an ass. At that point in my life I felt like I had to attack every threat. We decided it would be best to drop the whole thing.
    1 point
  41. 125gr loads are ok. It's the lighter, 110gr loads that should be avoided. The 125gr load is the #1 single-shot-stop of all the handgun load & calibers, BTW.
    1 point
  42. LOL! I feel like I’ve done more than my part on that front.
    1 point
  43. One of my all time favs!
    1 point
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  45. I told both my friends that just got started to just check sporting good stores as often as you can. That's what I do, and I've found primers and powder, every now and then.
    1 point
  46. I have about 200 rounds through mine now, no malfunctions whatsovever with a mix of 147 gr lawman, 124 gr winchester, 115 gr federal, and a magazine of hornady xtp 124 gr. The trigger was excellent and seems to be even better now. finish is holding up and internals looked good during a detail clean. Im very pleased with this pistol, so much so that I lucked out and got another one for my oldest son, a consecutive serial number, both 3 digits. I paid a little over msrp, but lifes too short and you cant take it with you. Hes shot and handled my 1911's, my sigs, glocks, cz's, you name it, but he lit up with this one! Its going to be worth it to me when I give it to him!
    1 point
  47. The last 2 years during hunting season I've passed up a lot of nice young bucks looking for a really big mature one. But after being told I have stage 3 kidney disease I decided to enjoy this years deer season. I told myself I was going to just go hunt and enjoy life and not worry about anything while in the woods. So today I did just that and harvested this beautiful wide 6 pointer with my CVA Muzzleloader pistol. Hunting isn't always about who can kill the biggest deer. Enjoy the hunt because you never know what life can deal you. P.S the bibs are from my fatter days .
    1 point
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