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  1. https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-biden-arms-trade-treaty-registry-551206015533
    5 points
  2. In SERE school you have x minutes to boil water, rain or shine, wouldn't you know it, it was rain. Same a couple weekends ago, had to go do some chores on my new land, rained the morning of so everything was soaked but got it done, which was great because it went to 29 degrees that night.
    5 points
  3. No one has even mentioned the 2 Senator's bill they introduced in Washington. They want congress to pass the law, they introduced last week, where schools can hire retired military veterans for SRO's nationwide. I am still a fan of training volunteer teachers to carry.
    4 points
  4. Possibly it was bent by someone trying to disassemble the weapon AFTER the failure. It is hard for me to visualize the mechanics of a squib failure bending that part of the frame.
    4 points
  5. Nope-the top end suffered no damage-nope- Thats the dust cover and there actually is no force on that during any cycle- If this were in fact a real incident the force would have blown the magazine out of the gun and ruptured the barrel and hood- Someone my guess is trying to orchestrate a response from the Kimber haters- I have seen first hand damage from such and can attest there is way more damage on the top end- PS-A .40S&W round drops right thru the barrel getting stuck nowhere-
    4 points
  6. I grew up in a camping family. When my sons were younger I spent 12 years as a Boy Scout leader. You bet your azz I can start a fire! One should always carry a pocket knife and a lighter. With these two most basic of tools, a smart man can survive darned near anything.
    4 points
  7. I I try to eat here when I'm in Fort Louden.
    4 points
  8. You mean that it's not a convenient comparison. Those kids are all children of taxpayers. You're just choosing to draw the line where you want to draw it. I'm emphasizing how narrow-minded that is.
    4 points
  9. I’m not even sure how to be “Politically Correct “ anymore. All the stupidity in the word and the new titles people are giving them selves just turned 58. (I )
    4 points
  10. When that grand jury is from New York City I am not sure this benefit of the doubt applies. Had it been in a conservative area, maybe, but I suspect it's also very reasonable to expect a NYC grand jury to be just as anti Trump as the DA.
    3 points
  11. Two centuries later, we're still spinning around in circles it seems.
    3 points
  12. I would hope that the larger, more affluent private schools that have big donors and can afford private security will do the right thing and turn down the offered money. This will leave more for the public schools and smaller private schools that run on a much tighter budget.
    3 points
  13. Bridgestone Arena is a private facility owned by a private company and has massive Metro PD presence at each Predators game.
    3 points
  14. Giving away our sovereignty should be a treason violation punishable by the treason laws- Just sayin-
    3 points
  15. I will turn 70 on Saturday the 4/8/23. The mind is still young, but the body tells me a different story.
    3 points
  16. I check it out every few days this time of year and just now the banks are pretty crowded. They are running and seen quite a few on stringers. One guy told me they were biting yesterday better and bigger,so digging out my gear tonight. I was just above the Dam,dont know about the rest of the lake.
    2 points
  17. Marlin 336CS 30-30. Pics tell the story. U can text me for up close video down each side and the scope and sling as the pics are too high quality for publishing on TGO. Available is just the rifle, or you can add the nice leather sling and a like new Crossfire II scope and scope rings. Pricing depends on what all you want. It is not new and has been used. Buts it’s a nice looking, good shooting rifle for target shooting or hunting. Must be legal to own a rifle and meet close by. It’s for sale or trade. Text is best. 615-504-1491.
    2 points
  18. Game plan is the same as always - outlaw guns at every opportunity. Never let a mass shooting go by w/o taking more rights away. @BigK has it correct; the AR bans = low hanging fruit. They won't stop there. Look @ Great Britain, Australia, & now New Zealand for the playbook end goal results. And once everything is banned & crime is worse than ever, to include murder, it's too late. You'll never get your rights back. You can vote yourself into Socialism/Communism/Dictatorship but you can only escape from that by shooting your way back out of it. Gun control is really just "control"...period. History shows that giving up rights for 'safety' leaves you with neither. Sadly the masses have been sold an easy fix to stop mass murderers in the siren call of gun control. By the time it dawns on the average person that it was all a lie, it's too late. The NYT is just rough toilet paper. It's good for lining a bird cage. Sadly people are reading it thinking there is still something of value there.
    2 points
  19. With all due respect to every one on TGO that have school age children. Can you honestly put a price on how much money should be provided to their school to protect them while they are in school? I don't really care if a child can afford to attend a private school or is in a public they both deserve the same amount of protection which right now many don't get. We have a Governor that is working on fixing that and I am behind him 100%. If I was 10 or 15 years younger and in better health I would volunteer too be an SRO person at the Gordonsville school that is 7 miles from my home. As far as the action the Metro officers a week ago. I am very glad they were there and did the job needed. I agree with David that waiting on a public security team would have been a grave mistake. It would have been a ULVADE all over again.....JMHO on last statement.
    2 points
  20. We used to be diehard Fox news consumers. We left Comcast and went with a couple different streaming providers, and the ONE deal breaker was they had to have Fox. We got tired of paying for the streamers too, but couldn't quit them because there was no other way to get Fox. Sadly, that was the ONE and ONLY reason we wouldn't cut them. Then they just started going off the deep end. Every prime time talking head repeated the same exact stories and events as the one that came on before them. It was mind numbing. Then Hannity, with his drama queen delivery got to be too much, so we stopped watching him. Tucker just seemed to be off the rails, so we stopped watching him. More and more we just stopped watching it. Now-a-days, if I need to see wall to wall reporting on something of a national scale, I'll watch NewsMax. They have a free app and you don't need a carrier to log into it, like Fox does. All the contributors that left Fox, or got fired, are all working for NewsMax. But NewsMax is also very unappologetically slanted to the right. The good thing is, we pretty much stopped watching Fox alltogether, which allowed us to just cut cable and all the streamers. I put up an antenna. I bought an HDHomerun tuner device and connected it to my Plex server, so now I have full DVR capability of anything I can pull in over the air. Our evenings consist of watching some local news, and the wife has to watch wheel of fortune. Our TV is free now, and we are saving a ton of money on subscriptions. Oh, and life without constant news running in the background is SO MUCH BETTER.
    2 points
  21. Funny and I love the sentiment, but they got it all wrong, nobody is allowed in the man cave w/out permission. This floor plan allows WAY too much foot traffic through the fortress of solitude. LOL
    2 points
  22. agreed! someone in another thread suggested that old farts like me need to accept all the stupidity or be left in the dust...as if I stand to lose something by not playing into someone else's fantasy, LOL
    2 points
  23. I don't carry a lighter in my pocket, but there's one easily accessible for sure. I have a knife handy everywhere I go though.
    2 points
  24. Ruger 10/22 Carbine .22 LR 18.5" 10rd w/Scope & Case - $329.99 shipped w/code "GAGSHIPOFF22" Don't know if it helps or not, but it's a pretty good deal.
    2 points
  25. I don't smoke, used too, but quit several years ago. I still carry a Bic lighter in my pocket and still periodically test and/or replace as needed. I also keep one, along with tinder and an old fashioned road flare in my GHB. I have started many, many a campfire using a road flare, even with damp materials when camping as a youth in the Mississippi piney woods. I have started a few fires using steel and flint, but could never conquer starting a fire using friction. But certainly admire the skill and patience it requires. Looking forward to reading about our members skills.
    2 points
  26. 70 years old ...I still have one good fight left in me. https://youtu.be/RG2K2jmFfsk
    2 points
  27. Watch out for dirty tricks, back-stabbing Rinos, and libs. Such a coup would be the ideal method to achieve the gun grabbers' wish for total bans.
    2 points
  28. Found your answer. Someone screencaped it from FB A .40 S&W cartridge detonated by a fired .45 from the chamber.... Super Sqib I guess....
    2 points
  29. Governor Lee is asking for public funds to put SROs in all schools, public and private. I for one will not have an issue with it. https://www.wdef.com/governor-lee-announces-school-safety-plan/ The Governor is proposing $140 million dollars go towards placing an armed guard in every school in Tennessee. Governor Lee said, “With this funding we’re taking the burden off of teachers and school and districts. There is no excuse to not have a guard at every school.” He wants to establish a grant fund totaling nearly $30 million dollars that he says would help both public and private schools make security upgrades. Additionally, the Governor is proposing $8 million dollars to go towards mental health resources to schools across the state.
    2 points
  30. I guess Metro PD should have stayed off of Covenant's property and waited for a private Blackwater-type security force to show up and handle the situation. Publicly funded police departments should stay the hell out of protecting rich private school kids, right @btq96r? If their tuition doesn't cover private security, then #### 'em.
    2 points
  31. I do not trust lawyers, politicians, news folks or much of anything else!
    2 points
  32. You and I CLEARLY have a different opinion of what woke is then. Otherwise you'd know that the individuals you call anti-woke don't want to be pandered to at all. In fact, the whole point is that companies have successfully peddled their wares without being political for 100 years. Unnecessarily injecting woke politics into their ads is hurting their bottom line and they have even admitted it.
    2 points
  33. They say that with age comes wisdom. However, I've found that quite often age comes all alone.
    2 points
  34. I think there are probably liberal, agnostic, gun owning, non military, pro-choice, non NRA folks here as well. Or Moderate, Christian, gun owning, pro-choice indifferent on the NRA folks. That is what makes this a great forum. we have members of differing opinion, but I feel we all understand the importance of the Second Amendment to the Constitution. For the most part we respect (some maybe tolerate) each other’s differing viewpoints.
    2 points
  35. But to what extent do CNN, MSNBC, and Fox truly only shill for themselves? Their main goal is to get you outraged about something, which in turn means you come back for more, same bat time, same bat channel. It's not about red vs blue but rather green, green, green baby.
    2 points
  36. If you needed something a bit cheaper, Winchester Wildcat is very similar to the 10/22, a bit lighter and handier, takes 10/22 mags, and has a rail for an optic built in. I've seen them at Academy for $230ish and you wouldn't need to pay shipping/transfer fees. Haven't had the chance to shoot one but seems to be reliable from what reviews I've seen. I don't think it takes all the 10/22 parts though if you/he were looking to upgrade it with all the fancy bits.
    1 point
  37. I turned 67 in February.
    1 point
  38. I guess I will be the bad guy and say what most won't or don't want to admit. There is a monetary value for a life. I am not saying I know what it is, but this idea of it doesn't matter what it costs if it just saves one life is ludicrous. I realize each parent will say there is no value on thier childs life and I can understand the emotional aspect of that view and wouldn't expect anything less, but from a purely monetary point of view, we place a value on everthing including life every day. We can talk about life being fair or unfair based on the size of your pocketbook. Again like it or not, it's the way it is and is always going to be. We don't live in a fairly tale. Life is tough for most and there are tragedies that happen to people at all economic, social, and religous levels every single day. So, it is about the money. It always is and always will be.
    1 point
  39. If nobody ever used an AR-15 or any gun they think is black and scary in a crime, I think they'd still go after them. I suspect they see what they call assault style weapons as low-hanging fruit that they can use to start disarming the masses.
    1 point
  40. Seems to be a pretty run-of-the-mill fudd take. “I am a hunter who owns guns, but nobody needs an AR-15.“” As far as the comments go, they’re the same regurgitated, talking points of people who have no experience with firearms or understanding of the context, in which the second amendment was written.
    1 point
  41. Treaties are voted on in the Senate. They require a 2/3 majority approval.
    1 point
  42. I would. You could cut that dust cover off at its bend point and in theory fire it safely. The guide rails are aft of the bend. I am very curious as to how that came about because I can’t think of how you could bend that in such a manner without either pretty severe mechanical force, or very substandard materials and workmanship. I actually lean one particular direction, and it isn’t the better of the two.
    1 point
  43. Now I know why I like this site so much, it's all the wisdom and no desire to be politically correct. 56 here
    1 point
  44. I used to par boil the squirrel until I could pull the meat off the bone and then make a squirrel stew (taters, carrots, onions, etc.)
    1 point
  45. spend the money and get your lifetime carry and youll never have to worry again
    1 point
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