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Don't worry about the drapes, just choot em, and then choot em some more.   I remember I had just one AR, then 2, and just be careful some are like junk yard rabbits.

Sometimes you have to look past the P.T. Barnum tactics to see the truth.  It really is a simple matter, support or not support, the rest is gimmicky, but I am sure the NRA has learned through time, the silly tactics are needed to move the wallet needle on a few people. I say some of the NRA targeted audience are not the sharpest tool in the shed, but their green still spends.

Honda Civic with manual transmission. 

And Eli's tribute:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyCQby6r0zA

What a class act.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFLvoTKCaKs    

This data source has them all, and is updated regularly by people (not businesses):   http://gun-deals.com/ammo

Goodbye Mrs. Reagan. 

I always took them as small children proof in reality. 

And as a follow up: http://www.khou.com/story/news/crime/2016/03/02/cameras-capture-crooks-breaking-into-gun-store/81229984/ HARRIS COUNTY, Texas – Houston police and ATF agents arrested multiple people and recovered several firearms stolen from Carter's Country Guns & Ammo. New surveillance video was released Wednesday afternoon showing a gang of ten men busting into a gun store in southwest Houston. The men, who are still on the run, smashed open cases with a hammer and ransacked the place, filling bags with guns and ammo. The whole thing only took a little more than 2 minutes. The surveillance videos begin just after 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. Ten suspects, using hoodies masks and gloves to conceal their identities, break the front doors of Carter’s Country gun store on Wilcrest near Southwest Freeway. Less than 30 seconds later one of them uses a pickup with chains to pull the security bars right off, and the others rush in. KHOU HPD: Guns stolen in smash and grab at Carter's Country Video shows the suspects smashing the glass cases with hammers and jumping over the counter, grabbing long rifles by the armful and throwing handguns and ammo into bags. Just over a minute after running into the store, they run out and are gone. Police say the suspects switched vehicles about a block away and sped off in a Chevy SUV. The ATF, who is investigating the case alongside Houston police, told KHOU on Tuesday that smash and grabs like this one are on the rise around Houston. Thieves often sell the guns to other criminal groups for a profit, and they’re often used in other, more violent crimes.

Sickening, and warning if you take meds for high blood presssure:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-fz249C2CM   http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c55_1456950696    

That's no ordinary donkey, its the democratic donkey!  That's just like a democrat to ride the military's back!  They sure are not out front or carrying a weapon!

How would that look on my wife's mini van.  I already have the specialty plate from the NRA, which supports a shooting team I think somewhere in TN.

I heard Sevierville was getting one soon. 

I change often, I must be the weird one.  Sometimes I like the various Glocks, others the various Sigs, and then there is the 1911 and the Beretta.  I believe my team of rotation has feelings, and if they don't get love, then they may not function when needed. 

I like those pack of parts like orings, springs, cotter pins, nuts, bolts, and etc.  Just bought a grinder stand this past weekend. 

I saw this on another forum, and actually after reading through was quite informative.   So what are your Harbor Freight Successes and what has failed you miserably? 

Did it go up? 

I shared this story with folks at work.  For an hour people were dying of laughter reading Amazon reviews.  I also considered buying the 5lb bag as a dirty santa gift with a group I belong too, but I was afraid I would dehydrate those old gizzards.

I just watched an older Gunsmoke show on Youtube with George Kennedy.  I truly liked him.  I always liked his grin as the observer in the movie Dirty Dozen as he rode alone the ambulance. 

And I felt bad a few months back for ousting Hickok45's name.  That's childs play, compared to the comments in this thread.

Don't tell me that Ariel is your target?  Poor Ariel.  :eek:

Agree about 1968 and I didn't see any receivers in that picture, did you?  Barrels and stocks don't require s/n even post 1968.    I say the real story, a gun store about 8 miles up the street was awarded the FFL transfer price @ $20 per gun regardless of if the buyer bought 1 or 10 guns.  There were roughly 275 guns sold, so that is roughly $5500, at minmum they kept 1/2 that amount for the 4473 paperwork stuff.  Not too bad a rake.  So this gun shop who is owner by former sheriff's dept employees probably had multiple motivations to contact the Knoxville newstation just a few days before election time. 

UPDATE See if you can find gun ignorance or plain stupidity and politics in this story. BTW, local sheriff up for reelection this year with Mar 1 just a few days away: http://www.local8now.com/content/news/Monroe-Co-Sheriff-sells-firearms-without-serial-numbers-to-local-gun-shop-370175571.html Monroe Co. Sheriff sells firearms without serial numbers to local gun shop Monroe Co. Sheriff sells firearms without serial numbers to local gun shop By Lauren Davis | It's election time and the mud is slinging. A local gun store admits to buying guns without serial numbers. And they say the Monroe County Sheriff is the one who sold them. Ray Kough with self defense solutions shows me parts of four guns that he bought from Sheriff Tommy Jones. The guns are all shotguns, and they came from the evidence locker at the sheriff's office. We obtained a check for 200 dollars that Self Defense Solutions wrote to the Monroe County Sheriff's department for the guns. Ray Kough says, "They weren't going to be resold. We just wanted them for guns and the other parts were given back to the sheriff's office to be destroyed." Self Defense Solutions is owned and operated by reserve deputies with the county. A person who used to work for the sheriff's office who was laid off last June, says this is unethical at the least. He says, "They're on a buddy system and they'll do anything to help out their buddy. That's what they're going to do." We asked Self Defense Solutions if this is the first time they purchased guns from the sheriff's office. Ray Kough says, "This was actually uh one time that we did it." That doesn't matter to the former sheriff employee. He says, "I'd like to see him prosecuted. There isn't gray area when it comes to law." We talked to the sheriff and he tells Local 8 he had a court order to sell those particular guns without a serial number.

Best place to shoot?.................hmmm.................Some would argue 23rd and Dodds on Friday and Saturday nights, Alton Park area.  Maybe Missionary Ridge? Lots of shooting there, must be great!!!      :hiding:

Great finish!