TripleDigitRide

Just picked up the last 10 boxes of 9mm Blazer Brass from a Wal-Mart in Nashville. I think it was $8.95.

Congrats on your first pistola. You will soon realize that it will be in your bank accounts best interest to stay far, far away from Hero-Gear.

I have no need nor desire for a .22 wheel gun, so I'd stick with the 10/22, hands down.

Congrats on the TGO business cards. The 21SF isn't too shabby either. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of business did you start?

Ever seen Fatal Attraction?

Ahhh....I'm glad I can't remember what happened yesterday, let alone things that happened when I was 19. You live and you learn. Unfortunatly, all too often, it's the hard way.

Didn't do her much good, eh?

Maybe you should have some people start spreading the word of your recent death.

That's what I thought. I'm wasn't sure of the OP's intentions (nor is it my business), but I thought that that should be made clear.

WOW! I had no idea that so many folks taught the HCP class. Any idea how many in the State of TN? Seems like a bunch.

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

You don't know how much you paid for it?

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

+1 I'm ready!

Is that legal?

This is a surfire way to prevent many of our Vets from seeking much deserved/needed help for post-traumatic stress disorder. We should be proud.

Through the BREAST? Even if it is a 53 year old breast, he should be punished to the fullest extent of the law for such a crime.

The thread posted my RISC777 pretty well sums it up, but NO, it is not against the law to carry in a commercial vehicle. Now, you'll want to make sure (if you care) that your company doesn't have a policy against you carrying a firearm, and you'll also want to make sure you are following all fed/state/local laws while carrying. It is a common misconception amongst commercial driver (mainly OTR drivers) that there is some Federal Law that prevents you/us from carrying a firearm while on duty. There is no such law. With that being said, carrying a firearm while driving a truck OTR is probably not a good idea (if you care about the law) for many drivers, because chances are, you'll end up somehwere like Cali, Illinois, New York, etc. that won't allow you to carry even if you do have a valid HCP for your home state. I drive in TN and KY only, and my company has no rules against carrying a firearm, so I am able to do as I please. Have done so for the last 6 years with no problems, and I've been stopped in the weigh stations on many occasions. Never any trouble there either.

Sounds like my 300 rounds should last me a little while then. I guess I'll hold off on getting any more, unless I come accross a sweet deal that I just can't pass up.

Glad you and the wife made it back in one piece. I don't know the story behind your missing puppy, but I'm sorry to hear about that.

Yea, that's where I got the Yugo stuff from. It was a little more expensive than the Czech stuff, but cheaper than whatever else it was they had. On average, how many rounds do most people shoot during a trip to the range? I haven't had the pleasure of shooting a Mosin before, but some folks claim that it has a pretty decent thimp to it. Does that keep most from shooting it a whole lot at one time?

Yet another gun that I can't wait to get out and shoot. I bought 300 rounds of some Yugo stuff, but I don't know how good it is, or how long that will last.

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

Thanks for the help, guys. I think I'm going to keep #3.