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Any way they can inflate the numbers, they will use.  They hate the fact that the FBI says murders and crime in general have nothing but go down over the last several years.

I guess they are pretty good.  I have two. :koolaid:

It was always easy to get around the limits before, but now they will just ban all semi-autos. That will just leave revolvers, bolt actions, pumps and single shots. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

I'd say those are outlawed in the next 6 months, thanks to SCOTUS.

Never under estimate the importance of hygiene.  Yes water, food and shelter are extremely important, but all it takes is a small cut getting infected and within a week, you could be dead.  Soap is very important.  Yes you can make it, but how many people know how?  I'm betting it's like one in several thousand or more.   Also how long are you going to keep meat if the power is out? Better have a generator in order to run that freezer if you want to keep meat. So you better have a good supply of gasoline.  Otherwise, that meat is gone with 48 hours of lights going out.    You all read this article about survival during the Bosnian War.  No sure if it's true or not, but there are lots to think about here.  The man that wrote the article talks about the importance of hygienic items.   http://www.naturalnews.com/040249_Bosnia_preppers_survival_strategies.html   BTW, just got back from the grocery store and came up with some more items that would be good to stock up on for trading a trading post. Spaghetti / macaroni noodles dry goods like rice, flour, oats and beans packages of dried fruit canned foods (any and all) glue nails and screws different sized hinges and latches wire trash bags plastic sheeting cordage cheap polyurethane tarps like those sold at harbor freight. aspirin/painkillers vitamins inner tubes (lots of uses for bicycle inter tubes)

  Other items to add: soap shampoo cleaning supplies tampons/sanitary napkins cotton balls razors toothpaste and tooth brushes laundry detergent silver .177 and .22 cal pellets needles and thread scissors thumbles baking soda salt and pepper bouillon cubes instant coffee water flavor packets

  Like the bag, but it screams GUN. They need colors not military related.

This must be what the media have been calling "assault style" weapons. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

Cant you still get neutered ARs in those states?

Check at Smokey Mountain Knife Works before you buy it at Bud's.  They beat Bud's price quite often.

Hate the ruling!  It's going to pave the way for so called "assault weapons" bans in liberal states.    BTW, there is already a thread on this here.  http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/91439-assault-weapons-ban-before-us-supreme-court/page-2

This was not a good thing for us.  Obviously, the Supremes are going to leave it in the hands of local/state governments to decide what is legal to own.  I can a flood of "assault rifle" bans coming down the pike in liberal states, like California, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York, very, very soon.  They just got the green light.

  Thanks LagerHead!!! You are the man!!! :up:

Is there no way to go back and edit a topic title?!?!?  Can't believe I did that.  It should read "What We Need Is Domestic Disarmament".  Sorry about that! :shake:

You all are going to love this article from the Huffington Post!  All good Progressives are idiots.  Just saying'.   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amitai-etzioni/needed-domestic-disarmame_b_8739712.html?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000592

There will be a deductible of some amount. Mine is $500. I learned the hard way about 20 years ago. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

I carry several quality handguns, but I have them secured on me at all times and I would trust an SKS or a mossberg/remington shotgun. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

Security is what gets me. I drive a SUV, so once someone is in, they got what I got. All it takes is one time with the door left unlocked, even for a minute and your rifle is gone. Can't see me jeopardizing one of my good rifles that way. So I'd want something cheap that if it got stolen, I would spaz over it too much. Several years ago, an SKS would have been a good go to rifle for such a situation, but those aren't cheap anymore. Maybe a Hi-point carbine might be the answer or a pump action shotgun. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

Unless I think there is a SHTF situation coming I doubt I will carry a long arm in my vehicle, just because there is no really good way to secure it.  As for using it in a shootout on a road where, unless you are stopped on the side of the road, how are you going to deploy it effectively?

Let us know what you find on your shopping trip.  I may go with new sights on my 45C.

  Well if you want it now, go with the blue one, since it's in stock.

When my battalion was activated for Desert Storm, the Armorers at Ft. Bragg, took all our 1911s and rebuilt them.  They were in great shape when we went to the great sandbox!

You supported with your last sentence, what my friend also told me about the fair grounds show in Nashville, but I wasn't going to say anything, since I have never been to a show there and had no personal experience. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

Actually, I won't miss it much. The ones I miss are the Kerbela shows, in my younger days. I remember going in there and there would be tables piled with mil surp rifles. That was when you could buy a mil surp M1 carbine for $300 with the real paratrooper stock! Sure wish I'd have purchased a few of those! I've never been a fan of the Jacobs building shows. Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk

I was told this week that the City of Knoxville is turning management of Chillhowee park over the the management group that manages the Knoxville Convention Center. And that this group will no longer allow guns shows at the Park, if they legally can.  If they can't stop them all together, then they will consider charging a fee for parking.  It's my opinion that would pretty much kill a gun show at the Jacobs Building.  I know I would not spend $5 or $10 to park and another $10 to get in the show.