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They're still head quartered in New York but in the last 11 years all their new facilities have been located out of New York. There is a big facility in Mayfield, Ky.

L & A Firearms, Union City. Last Tuesday they had quite a selection at reasonable prices.

My wife has been doing that for years.

Everybody knows a little shaking never hurt nobody! :)

Well, for the record, west TN is the only place you can dig a foundation and not have to blast rock. This would be an ideal location and a nice change from all those mountains in CO. :)

I'm with you up to this point. If you're referring to crude oil, we haven't abused it, we have paid for it at market prices.

Invasion of personal space? One word: GARLIC.

If I was a thug I'd be alarmed too and maybe start thinking about finding another profession.

Hopefully, many of these were bought by new gun owners. This broadens the owner base and make a larger percentage of the population opposed to giving up their personal property.

Another sentence that has never been spoken before!

I read a news story not long ago about a guy that had three guns and 275 rounds of ammo, the writer called it an "arsenal" in one place and a "stockpile" in another. They would stroke out on your "small supply" :) Good job, by the way.

That guy has talent. Might consider being a politician!

Needs to apply at a reloader!

They've had my support for a long time and for Glock owners they offer a neat grip adapter. http://www.laruetactical.com/grip-force-grip-adapters

A few more like this and thugs would be looking for a new job.

This is long but it is a must read.

My best memory: Western Auto, I can still remember the unique smell in there, it was great. Anyway, apparently Mr. Sanders felt that .22 ammo wasn't "real" ammo, he kept it on the shelf with the BB ammo and supplies. He was always good to us kids, great man. Imagine what would happen now if someone sold .22 ammo to an 11 yr old!

Does this mean I can sue Revere Ware for making the forks that made me fat?

Don't be so hard on Tennessee drivers; I've been in 49 states and I've seen plenty of bad drivers everywhere.

Now, backing up four pages to the OP. NO, no one should HAVE to buy liability insurance to own a gun. However, if you've accumulated some "stuff" (home, retirement fund, toys, etc.) you may lose it all in a legal judgement against you. I have a friend paying on a judgement that he can't live long enough to pay out. As a husband, father, and grandfather I choose not to put my family in that position.

iPhone/iPad still no go in my world.

Stand by. Several opinions will be by shortly. :)

This ^ on iOS on iPad and iPhone.

I hope by this statement that you are saying let the free market (the public) solve this. Otherwise, you're saying the government needs to do it. Bad idea. Professional athlete's salaries are ridiculous but they are freely agreed to by two private parties and it's none of my business what price they freely agree on. BTW, teachers, firefighters, and police are paid with tax money. Most people won't stand for a large increase to pay more for anything.

+1^