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  1. "If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge or jury. Therefore what he must be taught to fear is his victim. " Lt.Col Jeff Cooper
    3 points
  2. The Bible talks about this subject in Judges. The main theme is in the last verse of chapter 21. (judges 21:25) "In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes." Just won't work guys. There simply must be laws and the GOVERNMENT is set up to punish those who do not obey them. They recently arrested 3 of the smash and grab guys in New York City and Mayor DeBlasio ordered no incarceration for non-violent thugs, so the 3, they were on the street in an hour. Defund the Police. No incarceration. No harsh laws for crooks. Politicians in major Democratic led cities(no king in Israel) will not allow the arm of the law to be used these days. People do what they think is right in their own eyes. Really simple guys. We now have Cáos in our society. Like it or not, you guys are not reading the right books, or you would know what is going on.
    2 points
  3. Many years ago (1981) I found a bunch of .50cal cans out in the maneuver area at Fort Hood. They had been buried, but the creek undercut where they had been buried and they were exposed. Some had Garand clips of .30-06, one had ten loaded BAR magazines, and there were also three .30 cans with linked 4-1 ammo. All of the ammo had '40 dates, but no telling when the cans were dumped as we used that ammo until the '70's. Upshot - Some of the cans were rusty on the outside. None were rusted through. All of the rubber seals were intact and there was no moisture inside. All of the ammo was in fine shape and went 'bang!' appropriately. And a friend with a live BAR helped me 'test' the magazines for function (all worked perfectly). That made me a believe in .50cal cans. I stack them 6 high with a paper label on the opening handle so I don't have to open them to see what they contain. I also use my endless supply of 5gal kitty litter buckets to hold empty brass before reloading, and my reloads before using.
    2 points
  4. Both games were physical mismatches, although Cincinnati did play about as well as they could and kept it relatively close for a while. These games showcased the disparity of talent between the top-level SEC teams, and everybody else ...
    2 points
  5. Complete pocket carry package. Comes with all pictured. Includes: Keltec P3AT 6 round factory mag 9 round factory mag Crimson Trace Laser (fresh batteries) DeSantis Pocket Holster 24 Rounds Hornady Critical Defense F2F only, cash only, must bring valid TN Carry Permit.
    1 point
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  7. I honestly cannot remember anything earlier than this and have photographic evidence of me carrying not one but two of these, circa 1974. Some photos you can just... smell. And if you know what I mean, you know what I mean. Sweet, sweet Sulphur.
    1 point
  8. Bergara 6.5 Creedmoor Ridge SP with trigger tech primary trigger 18" barrel. About 300 rounds through it. 3 group below is with an easy hand load at 100 yards $600 Rifle and rings Fantastic rifle- I'm just cleaning out some extras. There is a little wear on the bolt knob but other than that it's in great shape. Located in Nashville. Scope is sold
    1 point
  9. I found this year’s new year’s eve poster.
    1 point
  10. Heard this yesterday, again. It reminded me, again, of how lucky I am, in so many ways. As bad as many things are, they could be worse. As good as some things are, the ones that REALLY matter couldn't get much better. I have a good woman, good life, good kids, all my parts (most of which still work properly) and I woke up on the right side off the grass this morning. So Happy New Year NES, I hope it's better than you expect. Lee Montgomery Gentry https://pandora.app.link/rKCvcFXZsmb I have days where I hate my job This little town, and the whole world too Last Sunday when the Bengals lost Lord, it put me in a bad mood I have moments when I curse the rain Then complain when the sun's too hot I look around at what everyone has And I forget about all I've got But I know I'm a lucky man God's given me a pretty fair hand Got a house and a piece of land A few dollars in a coffee can My old truck's still running good My ticker's ticking like they say it should I got supper in the oven, a good woman's loving And one more day to be my little kid's dad Lord, knows I'm a lucky man Got some friends who would be here fast I could call 'em any time of day Got a brother who's got my back Got a mama who I swear's a saint Got a brand new rod and reel Got a full week off this year Dad had a close call last spring It's a miracle he's still here But I know I'm a lucky man God's given me a pretty fair hand Got a house and a piece of land A few dollars in a coffee can My old truck's still running good My ticker's ticking like they say it should I got supper in the oven, a good woman's loving And one more day to be my little kid's dad Lord, knows I'm a lucky man My old truck's still running good My ticker's ticking like they say it should I got supper in the oven, a good woman's loving And even my bad days ain't that bad Yeah, I'm a lucky man I'm a lucky lucky man
    1 point
  11. As has been said many times here, we don’t have a justice system. We have a legal system where you’ll get all the justice you can afford.
    1 point
  12. I've got to run to Crossville in the next few days. I'll be in touch and see if you still have it when I make the drive. I'd be getting this for my dad's neighbor who reloads. Would take the 40, 44 special and 300 blackout
    1 point
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  14. You need a New Riot Gun for the New Year.
    1 point
  15. Many years ago (late '80's, early '90's) a convenience store in South Greensboro, NC had guy walk in waving a pistol after it had been robbed a few times previously. The Korean owner blew him away with a 12ga to the chest. Then, the owner put a fake bloody head on a spike in front of the store. The news run with the story for a few days because of the 'brutal actions' of the store owner in putting the head on a spike. But the store was not robbed for several years, in spite of other nearby convenience store getting robbed. About four years later, another dude comes in waving a pistol, receives the same welcome. A second bloody head was placed next to the first one. Again, it made the news. This time, they interviewed other convenience store managers about the bloody heads. After several of them were on TV saying that they now had shotguns, crime in that part of Greensboro dropped dramatically. I'll bet that smash and grabs would be reduced by the same prescription. Sadly, here in TN you cannot use deadly force except to defend people in fear of death or serious injury.
    1 point
  16. That situation exists in Japan, too. Not because the Japanese fear harsh punishment, but because they value their good standing in society. We have a saying here that the squeaking wheel gets the grease. The corollary saying in Japan is, "The nail that sticks up gets hammered down," Of course there are honest and dishonest people everywhere. A friend went to Tijuana with me to shop for a pair of cowboy boots, and she left her purse in the store when we left. The store-keeper chased us down two blocks away to return it, and that after I'd done my best to haggle the price of the boots down. I was impressed.
    1 point
  17. PM sent... Smith & Wesson preK .22.
    1 point
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  19. I think Alabama and Georgia both took their foot off the gas a bit and started rotating kids once they were well in control. Both games could have been 50-3. There was a notable absence of late game cramps and "injuries" that tend to occur in close games. And UT got totally screwed. Several of those PI calls and that TD.... that was really, really bad.
    1 point
  20. Bought a slightly smaller version of this from him a month or two ago. Then had him custom make me a carving knife because mine sucked. Very nice blades, fit my hand well, hold a good edge. I plan to stock a few on my tool truck when I get the business up and running in a few weeks. Buy with confidence!
    1 point
  21. And really, thats 'the answer' (short of revolution). See the story about the San Fran store owner tired of all the theft (since they stopped arresting people who steal up to 950 dollars worth of stuff)? Everything in the store is marked up to $951, and there are free coupons at the register that discount to regular prices. Work within their system to stick your middle finger in their eye!!! One carrot for sale, $500, free Glock26 included for any purchaser willing to show me a state pistol carry permit.
    1 point
  22. I hope you get to feeling better soon and symptoms stay mild.
    1 point
  23. I'm thinking there's not much sandbagging done in national championship semifinal games.
    1 point
  24. 2022 is here. Have a great year
    1 point
  25. Happy New Year everyone, let's hope 2022 is a better one for everyone. Enjoy and stay safe.
    1 point
  26. Michael welcome to the TGO. A word of advice, respond to a “for sale” post with your intent and then send the seller a PM. That way you don’t have to share your name and phone number with the world (unless you want to )
    1 point
  27. Happy New Year my TGO family!!
    1 point
  28. This is all the ammo I needed to tell my kids how wrong they are!
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  30. This is why people will sell a pencil for $1500 and give them the pappy as a gift.
    1 point
  31. When I could buy a $150 30-30, I could also buy a nice pickup truck for $5-10k. It’s all relative.
    1 point
  32. Come on now, don't y'all feel safer. Thank you TABC for protecting us! Seriously, this is rooted in something deeper than money. It all about control. The tax bit is just a surface item to pay for the enforcement. As pointed out there is not cut in these scenarios. Alcohol laws have a lot of history around social norms and their religion based drivers. In this case, they would go on about a licensee having he burden to ensure they are of age and so on. Keep you safe....whenever you here that garbage....its just someone wanting to control. This community completely relates to anti gun activity as govt over reach, politicians pandering to their majority. Maybe you have to be from one of the no blue law heathan states to appreciate it. Blue laws in the bible belt are just another form of government over reach imo. I was really blown away by things like dry counties and finding out I could not get certain beverages shipped to me here. Or that you cant buy a car on a Sunday. Folks love to weaponized their belief systems onto others if they can get a quorom on like minded together. Its not human nature to live and let live. We must save you from yourself. Whether that be guns or alcohol or whatever.
    1 point
  33. This is exactly the states stance but shutting down secondary liquor sales doesn’t net the state one more dime. The tax was paid on the initial sale, there are no liquor store buy back plans or “used liquor store salesman” around. So I can’t see how two people both of legal age to buy alcohol can’t do so without government intervention. If the government wins this “no private sale war” they will essentially cut their tax revenue as demand will drop and liquor store prices will go down as well. The secondary potential value of these bottles is what’s driving the market and overall sales, not the drinkablilty of the whiskey. I’d wager many fewer people willing to shell out $500 for a bottle without the option to resell for 3-4x that amount.
    1 point
  34. I couldn't possibly count how many of those little Tootsie Roll sized boxes of caps that I took, pulled a segment off of, and then smashed with a hammer in order to make the loudest bang possible. I swear I can smell the burn of Sulphur just thinking about it. Life in the 80's got slightly more advanced when my friends and I discovered Edison Giocattolli cap guns from Italy. They were more advanced and used plastic strips (for semi-autos) and rings (for revolvers) of caps and came in a variety of more modern styles. I am pretty sure that my first magazine-fed gun was an Edison.
    1 point
  35. It took about 90 days for ours to become completely comfortable, it's obvious when they take mental ownership of you, your family, home and property. It is awesome how she walks with you. Thanks for saving a lost one!
    1 point
  36. Just a quick update. "Katy" was pretty much hands-off for five or six weeks. But in the last week she's decided that she wants to be petted pretty darned often. She sticks right to my side on our walks in the woods, and pushes her wet nose into my hand every ten steps or so. She's figured out that her kennel and house are hers, and she'll go in there whenever she wants a break. I fly model airplanes and helicopters, and she REALLY wants to eat one, but so far she's respected my "no's" on that. She's still lean but one can no longer see her ribs and spine sticking up, and the flea collar has done wonders for her biting and scratching. Off to the spay clinic as soon as I can get an appointment, and she's due for a full set of shots. But I guess she's family now and we'll do what we can for her.
    1 point
  37. It's a legal system, not a justice system. You get all the justice you can afford. Sad but true. All the more motivation to not get into that mess to begin with.
    1 point
  38. If I owned that & carried it, I'd feel obligated to go around saying, "Just the facts, ma'am, just the facts." LOL! For those whom may not know, these guns are capable of surprising accuracy. Twin, if you'll give me the model dash # (if any) or IM me the S/N, I can get you pretty close to born-on year.
    1 point
  39. Dr. Falsey is pure evil and a traitor. Convince me otherwise.
    1 point
  40. I was a firefighter for 27 years and never imagined or saw anything like this. Here is some video from this morning.
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