Grand Torino

The Fins and Cowpatties? You're kidding right? :lol:

Those bastards are all over the world and won't rest till they take it over and kill all of the "infidels". I'm so sick of these sorry excuses for human beings I could puke.

Man that's using your head..... :lol:  Good job :up:

Congrats on the Shield......I need to get one of those some day.

Jesus.....

You did a fine job. :up:

We went through a similar situation with my wife's parents. It's a rough thing to go through for everyone involved. My prayers are with you.

Nailed it.

Sweet. When was it made?

Exactly....we flew them as a kid back in the 60's with rubber band powered escapements. :P

Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr and Waylon Jennings. I have no idea which one is the collector.

Dumber that dirt......

Well the packages have a return address on  them so it's really not a secret is it?

One of the top 3 bad ideas I've ever heard of.

http://youtu.be/aDEaAOcDKnA

http://www.handgunsmag.com/personal-defense/common-defensive-shooting-myths/?utm_source=feedly&utm_reader=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=common-defensive-shooting-myths   MYTH: It does not matter what caliber you use. Just hit them in the head, and they will drop. Well, yes and no. If the aggressor is hit in the right place within the head—pretty much regardless of caliber—they will most likely drop right there. However, hitting that spot is not as easy as it may seem. There are not many vital organs in the head below the nose, and the cranial vault is located above the eyes. It is called a vault because it protects the brain.  Read more.

http://www.gunssavelife.com/?p=14942&utm_source=feedly&utm_reader=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kroger-boycott-fail-third-quarter-profits-up-21-stocks-at-record-high-despite-moms-demand-action-soft-boycott   Pity Michael Bloomberg’s paid-for Moms Demand Action girls:  their boycott of the Kroger chain has been a complete and utter failure as Kroger reported their profits are up 21% (!) in the third quarter and the company’s stock is at an all-time high. (SmartBrief.com) â€“ Kroger posted a 21% jump in profits during the third quarter with $25 billion in total sales and double-digit unit and sales growth for the chain’s Simple Truth and Simple Truth Organic private-label brands, said COO Mike Ellis. The company marks its 44th consecutive quarter with positive identical store sales, which were up 5.6% for the period. What did Kroger do to inspire the soft-boycott from Moms Demand Action and its head, Shannon Watts aka Shannon Troughton, President and owner of of VoxPop Public Relations, a boutique liberal PR firm? Moms Demand Action demanded Kroger ban guns in their stores.  Kroger told Shannon and crew to pound sand.  So the Moms spent big dollars to attack Kroger in a series of (not so slick) advertisements as part of a campaign to urge people to boycott Kroger until they ban guns. Read more.

http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/2014/12/07/smith-wesson-carbon-fiber-mp-pistols/   Smith & Wesson appears to now be making M&P pistols with a carbon fiber finish. Although the company has not made an official statement yet, it appears that four M&P pistols will feature the carbon fiber treatment: the full size 9mm and .40 S&W plus the compact 9mm and .40 S&W. Here’s what we know so far…   The pistols will be essentially the same as the existing M&P handguns. They will have interchangeable backstraps, use the same magazines and keep the same dimensions. The only obvious change is the replacement of the plain black polymer finish with the carbon fiber finish. None of the guns will have the optional thumb safety that is on some M&P handguns. Right now, the full-size 9mm pistol has been shipping, but it appears, not in large numbers. Compact versions and a full size .40 S&W pistol should be shipping soon. All versions of the guns should carry a MSRP of $599. Street prices are likely to be much lower. YouTube user “Rusty Shackleford” posted a short video on the new carbon fiber pistol:   Read more.

I might....depending on price of course.

Congratulations....Merry Christmas. :up:

A lot of folks treat Gerbers like they are third world knives but I have a few...some 25 years old that have been used and abused that have held up remarkably well. Their customer service is among the best of any company in any industry.

I'm sure this law won't be used and abused by those with an agenda.

I don't care either way. I'm trying to live a stress free life.

WTH is wrong with people?