RED333

OK, DHS is buying ammo, just not all at one time, the buy is over a few years. We are the bottom of the list for ammo, GOV, LEO then us. Ammo is being bought by people and resold at higher prices, taking advantage of the ones that can not stand in line, in stores or on line. My advice is ether get a friend that works at a store, get updates sent to your phone about supplies. I reload and cast, started last year, I have no worries, stocked up on supplies last fall to mid winter. Get into reloading, bit of an up front price, but it will pay for it self in a few months, think of the gas you will save on not driving and looking. Someone posted they drove to Knoxville from close to Nashville. Came home with just a few boxes.

wish for the day he can go home and not hear "why did you come back"

Come on down to the 3rd freest state in the Union. Just one thing, first round on you, make mine a 7.62x51.

I remember, and like an Elephant, will never forget!

Wishes for the day he can walk down the road hand in hand with his life mate, a goat.

I know, but I reload and need to stick to what I shoot now.

Well I am out, these will be just AR15, not for the .308

Well that sucks. Just heard in PM, just AR15, DADBURN IT.

.308, nuf said

You have some home work Common Core curricula https://www.google.com/search?q=Common+Core+curricula&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.yahoo:en-US:official&client=firefox

wears rainbow colored pants out at night.

:wave:

SEC. 103. RULE OF CONSTRUCTION. Nothing in this title, or any amendment made by this title, shall be construed to- (1) expand in any way the enforcement authority or jurisdiction of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives; or (2) allow the establishment, directly or indirectly, of a Federal firearms registry.   Found this, hope it holds up.   And this   ( B) Prohibiting the Seizure of Records or Documents.-Section 923(g)(1)(D) is amended by striking, "The inspection and examination authorized by this paragraph shall not be construed as authorizing the Attorney General to seize any records or other documents other than those records or documents constituting material evidence of a violation of law," and inserting the following: "The Attorney General shall be prohibited from seizing any records or other documents in the course of an inspection or examination authorized by this paragraph other than those records or documents constituting material evidence of a violation of law.". (c) Prohibition of National Gun Registry.-Section 923 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: "(m) The Attorney General may not consolidate or centralize the records of the- "(1) acquisition or disposition of firearms, or any portion thereof, maintained by- "(A) a person with a valid, current license under this chapter; "( B) an unlicensed transferor under section 922(t); or "(2) possession or ownership of a firearm, maintained by any medical or health insurance entity.".   DADBURN it, cant get the smiley faces to go away.

Wants to know why primers go in just one way

For .308 and I will

wishes for a pop gun to shoot deer with. so they wont get hurt

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/11/8th-grade-crossword-puzzle-definitions-at-wis-school-conservatism-restricting-personal-freedoms-liberalism-personal-freedom-for-everyone/   "Conservatism, it stated in part, believes in “preserving traditional moral values by restricting personal freedoms” while liberalism is for “equality and personal freedom for everyone.”   Ya have kids in school, get involved, they are being taught what the left is seeing as "their view".

 I AM, VERY MUCH SO!!!

Contact the Governor for his support.   Today, important progress was made in the Tennessee General Assembly in order to protect the privacy of all Handgun Carry Permit (HCP) holders when the state House concurred with the state Senate’s technical amendment to House Bill 9. This critical confidentiality protection legislation now goes to Governor Bill Haslam for approval. Please contact Governor Haslam today and ask him to sign House Bill 9 into law. House Bill 9/Senate Bill 108 would make all information pertaining to HCP holders confidential and not open for public inspection or publication. The overwhelming support for this legislation was demonstrated by its 84-10 passage in the House and 27-2 passage in the Senate. We thank the bill sponsors, state Representative William Lamberth (R-44) and state Senator Ferrell Haile (R-18), for their hard work and dedication to this legislation. The NRA also thanks state legislators who voted in favor of protecting the information of all HCP holders and providing Tennesseans the same protections that residents in 38 other states already enjoy due to Right-to-Carry confidentiality laws in place. Recently in New York, information of those who possess pistol permits was published and their home addresses were a placed on an interactive map. Unfortunately, reports indicate that multiple burglaries and the theft of firearms occurred from those residencies. If HB 9 is enacted into law, it would ensure this invasion of privacy would never happen in Tennessee.     Governor Bill Haslam (615) 741-2001 bill.haslam@tn.gov

Tried calling all DAY, could not get to talk to anyone. Have sent e-mails telling them my vote is not theirs come election time!

Back on subject, the man got his permit back and gona get his guns back. Seems the state police made a mistake. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04/11/flaws-revealed-in-ny-safe-act-after-state-resident-has-gun-license-wrongly/

I think there is a lot of others in the same boat. And yes it will come crashing down on us all.

When I tried to call all phones were tied up. I have to wait till I get home to send e-mails, DADBURN them.

RINOS that voted yes today for gun control   New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn Maine Sen. Susan Collins Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake Georgia Sen. Johnny Isakson  Arizona Sen. John McCain Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker  North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr  North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey Nevada Sen. Dean Heller     We have to vote out these guys

Just checked it out, have to do a bit of reading over the next few days.