Garufa

That's the type of thing someone deserves a beat down for just on general principal. Doesn't look like there was any damage at all from the pic, but after all the work you've put into that truck you probably see alot more than anyone else. Maybe this baby with make them South Carolinians pay better attention.....MA35 A2 US Army Deuce 1/2 Truck

They'll even dip the whole burger in the ancient grease if you ask. Bun and all. I forget what they call that.

Right now it's the Fixed width because that's about the only way to tell the hour and 1st digit of the minute a thread was last updated. On the fluid style you can only see the hour. Yes, I'm on a square monitor. Is there anyway to adjust the column widths on the new posts search?

We need to because TV Land sucks now.

The bulk Federal from Walmart should be fine. I would think. Have no idea what their rules are.

I always wondered why they're not zig-zagging when running away from artillery and bombs. Isn't that supposed to protect you more?

That's a guaranteed fact.

Obviously the $20 ball has magical properties.

Get a 20mm ammo can and fill that up. Nobody's gonna walk away with one of those full of boolits. You might have to unload it if you ever want to move it around.

Are you keeping your candy in ammo cans? The suplus military kind.

The hypothetical situations never stop.

Yes, need pictures! My first pistol was (and still is) a 39-2. Great gun. Got mine when I was about 13 (with Dad's blessing) so I'm a little sentimenal about them. True it is an aluminum framed, 8-shot, double action 9mm....the first produced by an American company. Nickle was an option and some versions where steel-framed. Those are worth a fortune now. Personally, I think it's one of the nicest looking semi's ever. Must be the wood grips & S&W blue. In the early 80's this model along with it hi-cap brother the Model 59 mutated into the 439 and 459 by adding a windage adjustable rear sight. From there they evolved into the metal S&W semis available now. Good historical info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_%26_Wesson_Model_39

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2duFNff_ArY

Congrats. Order yourself a Mosin.

I'm curious to see what this new .22 will do.

They can bring back "Full House", "Family Matters", "Greatest American Hero" or whatever, just as long as it's not a reality show. That crap's gotta stop.

They sure won't make a TV show about most of us.

All in the Family

Here ya go. Knock yourself out....Legal Resources

This thread reminds me of a trainwreck. JohnnyFox, you did nothing wrong. I liked the joke, but somehow, somewhere this thread mutated into chaos. Just another day at TGO.

Question: How much does a speeding ticket cost in GA? Answer: The officer told me to call a number on it to find out how much I would pay. How are you going to fight 18 miles over the speed limit? Pay the fine and move on. Chances are your insurance will never know. Out of state violations have never been made known to mine. Even in this day and age, all LE agencies are not linked by some great common computer system. Chances are your HCP may not have even registered when he ran your DL, or he just did not care.

In Before The Lock. Some make great sport of it. You must be a Benefactor and post ads in the classifieds.

The newer polymer coated Wolf ammo is fine, AFAIK. The older laquer coated stuff could cause a problem, in any gun. The steel cases may be a little harder on extractors and do not expand quite as much in the chamber, leaving more residue there, but replacing an extrator is easy and cleaning is easy. You can't beat 20 cents a round. Brass-cased stuff is going to be a minimum of 35-40 cents each. Unless you want to win a medal in something, use the Wolf (or Silver Bear), clean the chamber and enjoy. Just stay away from Brown Bear or anything laquer coated.

I think I just popped a vessel.

Stop the madness. Crazy going I am.