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My daughter uses these. We haven't had any issues at all. http://www.cabelas.com/targets-chronographs-triple-spinner-22-target-system-1.shtml?WT.tsrc=CSE&WT.mc_id=GoogleBaseUSA&WT.z_mc_id1=708685&rid=40&mr:trackingCode=1011DE51-F5D2-DF11-82EF-001B21631C34&mr:referralID=NA We got ours from Academy Sports & Outdoors for about the same price.

Stolen from someone who commented on the story. "You can't sell raw milk across the PA state lines. But you can sell illegal guns across the border in Mexico. Just ask DoJ Eric Holder how he did it. And he's not even "in trouble"....."

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/15/philadelphia-man-shot-dead-during-argument-over-chihuahua/?test=latestnews I guess he should have cleaned up after his pooch. That'll learn'em.

Now's the time to sell.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/1450146799001/neighbors-take-aim-at-gun-club

Adele, on the Grammy's. I love her voice.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/02/12/florida-man-commits-suicide-at-gun-range-wife-found-dead-at-home/

Yep, another example of following in Best Buy's footsteps. Too bad the online prices won't be any cheaper, which is one reason why they have a difficult time competing with online retailers like Amazon and the like. Before long you'll begin to see these big box stores start using buildings with far less square footage. Times are a changin', and that's the only way they will be able to compete with online retailers who don't have the overhead of gigantic stores and the employees to operate them.

Sounds like Lowe's is using the same playbook as Best Buy. There has been a noticeable decline in the quality of cusomer service at Best Buy since doing away with commissioned sales for employees. Their stock price has tanked right along with it. Maybe become a car salesman? Do they get benefits?

I finally had the chance to watch more of his videos. Although his delivery is a little unorthodox, I think his biggest mistake was/is being so vocal about certain subjects in such a public forum. So many choose to march in lockstep with the "normal" crowd for fear of something like this happening to them, when we see someone being so vocal about such topics (especially when they're not the most articulate), they appear a little on the crazy side. Sadly, as firearms owners, we cannot be open and honest, or even joke about suffering from any sort of mental illness. So many of our servicemen and servicewomen have been struggling with this for a very long time. Even if they know they are in need of help, many are afraid to seek assistance because of the likely consequences. Stories like this only reaffirm such a thought process.

I'm shocked they didn't refer to them as exploding hollow point bullets.

But really, there's always a chance that at least one of us has been where you are.

Why wait for a real attorney? Haven't you realized we're a bunch of know-it-alls?

http://www.tn.gov/youth/childsafety.htm

Did he really need to be smoking while filming this video?

If I remember correctly, this is not the first time he's had to file bankruptcy on one or more of his previous locations. I'm fairly certain I heard that he charged customers yearly range fees, only to run the business into the ground and leave them high and dry. Good riddance.

That gave me goosebumps. 500,000 people in 9 hours? Amazing.

Sadly, you're probably right.

It's Bobby Brown's fault.

Should we be surprised that John Harris — the attorney who's most qualified to handle such a case — has backed away from representing this gentleman? Based on my own observations, it appears quite obvious to me that Mr. Harris isn't interested in such cases if the potential client is outspoken about the .gov, or at all makes the cookie cutter NRA member/firearms owner appear slightly cooky. Even if no laws have been broken.

They put a fairly large sign on a large piece of empty land on Gallatin Rd, and I just assumed that's where their location was going to be built. I now notice they've opened what appears to be a small location just south of the vacant land, on the opposite side of the road.

I'm not opposed to it eventually turning into something long term, but I'm leaning more towards something to make some money on the side.

If you had $5000 to spend, but could only use it to make more money, what would you do with it?

Rafferty's chef salad with hot bacon/honey mustard dressing. Probably the most unhealthy salad known to man, but oh so good.