Luckyforward

I own both a Kimber and a S&W 686 . . . one is as good as the other fer shootin' fun!

Hey, those guys in the South Dakota Game Warden academy know it all . . .

My wife and I were poppin' caps at Guns & Leather this past Monday . . .she loves it!

Lust . . . pure lust

baking pork chops

Now your bullets look as nice as Barney Fife's . . .

I totally agree with your statements . . . I felt a lack of trust about Kiffin from the beginning due to his past. His "smack" talk turned me off of him completely.

yes it does

Hee hee hee a good one!

‘Lane Kiffin Sewage Center’ Vol Fan Files to Rename Water Treatment Facility Wednesday, January 20, 2010 Some Tennessee fans aren’t happy about the way Lane Kiffin left the University. But one Vol fan wants to pay tribute to the former head coach by naming a Knoxville facility in his honor. The University of Tennessee has a history of naming buildings and streets after former greats. Neyland Stadium, Peyton Manning Pass, and Phillip Fulmer Way are examples. Knoxville attorney Drew McElroy has filed paperwork with the Knoxville City Council’s Public Properties and Facilities Naming Committee to rename a waste water treatment plant on Neyland Drive the “Lane Kiffin Sewage Center.” McElroy said after driving down Neyland Drive and seeing all the history, it hit him. Renaming the Kuwahee Wastewater Treatment Plant would be the best way to let Kiffin know he understands why the coach left. He told Knoxville’s NBC affiliate WBIR, “We don’t have to rename the entire facility after him, just a part of it,” he said. McElroy conceded just a cesspool at the facility would be enough to satisfy him. MCElroy states the requested name change is “to honor our recently departed head coach and raise awareness of the good work done by the Knoxville Utilities Board.” “I think it’d be very fitting. He’s definitely garbage,” UT Student Paul Mills said.

A semi-auto jammed on me during a critical incident many, many years ago. I was luckily able to clear the pistol and maintain control of the situation. I have never had that worry since that time by carrying a revolver. I still own and enjoy shooting autos, though.

Damn . . . are you sure his name isnt TIGER?

Nashville Council Sucks

Ordered a nice set from 41 Magnum . . . and he is a really nice guy. Thanks!

:stunned::stunned:

Dang . . . you guys are great! Thanks!

My wife prefers the original Ruger grips on her SP 101 as they fit her hand better than the Hogue grips I have had on it. But the hard plastic inserts in the grip are UGLY! There used to be places that sold very nicely finished wooden inserts for the Ruger grips, but I'm having no luck locating any makers now. Do any of you have any suggestions where I might find wooden grip inserts for the SP 101? Thanks!

Good . . . if you get rid of that gun, you WILL regret it for the rest of your life. I have been offered $2000 for the A5 that was my grandfather's, my father's, and mine. If I sold it, I would be highly depressed and regretful

As usual for you Sir, extremely well said!

EVERYTHING I have read about him mentions his strong recruiting skills.

Well, at the very least we get a man with character, values, respect for tradition, and an understanding of football. This is a foundation upon which we may build. So much more than what we had . . .

GREAT article on Dooley from Sports Illustrated . . . worth a read: Tennessee fans may not know it, but Derek Dooley is coaching upgrade - Andy Staples - SI.com

JASON - I am dyin' laughing!

Bronker...gettin' his snob on!

Lemme think about this as I eat my third sausage biscuit . . .