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What he said.

I've read this 5 times.......you've lost me.

I second the nomination. BTW, making no effort at all to hide his face or the pistol typically would indicate a very ballsy, dangerous, unstable guy who may only go out in a blaze of glory. Scary indeed.

Pleasant, professional encounter. Well played on both sides, I'd say.

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I hate it when I run low on Skanks.

Todd, is a "Pinch Man" video possible ? That would make many of us LOL at least. Maybe even ROFLMAO.

What he said

I don't know how old/outdated/accurate this list is, but here's a link: Agency Issue (Very Long) - Real Police: Law Enforcement,Police Officer,Criminal Justice,Background Checks website... Here's a few that I am fairly confident about: Murfreesboro PD issues the GLOCK Model 22 chambered in .40 S&W - I believe Metro Nashville PD issues the same handgun. Rutherford County Sheriff issues the SIG P229R chambered in .40 S&W Tennessee Highway Patrol issues the GLOCK Model 31 chambered in .357 SIG

Now THAT was funny !!!

Yes, really good action pics TJ. Good work ! I smell Pulitzer.............................................

PapaB is fluent in Congressese !

Ha ! Quote of the day.....we have a winner !!

Apparently, this cat is an actual railroad conductor for a regional line in New England. I figured he was an out-of-work stand up comedian or something. There were only 8 episodes of "Extreme Trains" produced. I enjoyed The Empire Builder episode. I'd love to ride that route one of these days.

Yeah, Steve's body language was "EPIC RAIL SPIKE FAIL"

This Chris Farley wanna-be host gets on my nerves Bring it down a notch, dude. sheeesh ! don't be quite so

You're right, dude...that does look like a Star Trek Phaser gun !!! Now you need to get Robin into a good HCP course. I know a guy

SafetySouth is in.

Okay......call me an old fuddy-duddy, a buzzkill, whatever....but I'm not sure I think this is appropriate for a church wedding. Any other location, I'm down with it. It's unique, festive, light hearted and fun. But in a church ? I don't know.

So, I'm 30-some odd years late, but I've just discovered a great movie by the great Mel Brooks. "High Anxiety" is a really good movie. If you're not familiar, it's a Hitchcock tribute with a great late 70's era all-star cast. Here's one of my two favorite scenes: (The other one is the "Psycho" newspaper/shower scene. The bellboy is a scream ! "HAPPY ?! HAPPY NOW ?! HAPPY ?!?") YouTube - High Anxiety-Werewolf scene

One I would not recommend is Jerry Kennon in Brentwood. :down:

Champ198 and TK47.............. I guess the server crashed and you guys' comments went bye-bye. But thanks for the kind words.

Thanks ! And we're trying to get some more range dates this fall. The National Guard is getting some units ready to go over to the sandbox, so that is limiting our availability.

It wouldn't be the gun of choice to take to a pre-arranged fight (no handgun would) but for an extremely concealable and lightweight firearm in a decent caliber, you can't beat it IMO. It's last ditch, all stops pulled out time when you go to it. Suarez calls it an "air bag" and I think that's a pretty good description.