Dirtshooter

Funny thing I have seen no more than 2 or 3 people O/C in 5 years, but I saw a fellow at Murphy Oil in Algood O/C a compact pistol in line in front of me on Friday.

I was at work and secretary had to go to bank and I was manning the phone. Her mother-in-law called and told us. I went down the street to a business that kept the t.v. on and saw the 2nd plane go in real time. Let's hope this never happens to U.S. again!! But I don't feel very comfortable about all these Afghans coming here!!

That looks like a great place for a smart bomb.

Greg I think you would feel them suckers bite you, but according to my search Macon county does have fire ants. Coming from Mississippi we made sure not to bring any with us, I hate them suckers.

Let us never forget how this country was devastated that morning. I know everyone recalls where they were that day and how for days and days there were no sounds of airplanes in the sky. How there was a solemn quietness in everyone. I remember there was no laughter for quite awhile. I hope and pray this country never experiences this kind of sucker punch again.

Prayer lifted.

Sorry to post!!

Maybe we can make a monthly gun run to all the mfgs. bringing back their warranty work. Anybody up for a road trip??

Okay guys went to other site and got this info. Page 157 is ground shipping info under firearms it says exactly what I originally posted FYI. https://www.fedex.com/content/dam/fedex/us-united-states/services/Service_Guide_2021.pdf

Sorry everyone, I trusted this info as true.

You are on the right track Greg. Plus I am a little concerned that Vista owns too many ammo manufacturers. They can keep all the Remington primers, if that was all there was I for one would quit reloading, that is after I use up my supply of Federal and Winchester primers.

I saw this on The High Road forum and copied it.

Firearms Only customers holding a Federal Firearms License (FFL) and federal, state, or local government agencies may ship firearms with FedEx. Customers holding an FFL must enter into an approved FedEx Firearms Shipping Compliance Agreement before shipping any firearms with FedEx. For more information, contact your FedEx account executive. On behalf of customers holding an FFL who enter into an approved FedEx Firearms Shipping Compliance Agreement and federal, state, or local government agencies, FedEx Express will transport and deliver firearms, antique firearms, and replica firearms, all as defined by the United States Gun Control Act of 1968, as well as muzzleloaders and black powder firearms (collectively “firearms”). Shipments containing firearms must be sent with the Adult Signature Required Delivery Signature Option. FedEx Express will transport ammunition when packed and labeled in compliance with local, state and federal law, and the Dangerous Goods section of this Service Guide. Ammunition is an explosive and must be shipped separately as dangerous goods. You agree not to ship loaded firearms or firearms with ammunition in the same package.

Shouldn't this be called Unlabor Day???

AJ, of all the things someone can do for another prayer is the highest on the list. God's plans are higher than our plans. Isaiah 55:8-9. Glad to hear the good news about your bride. Prayers will continue.

Prayer lifted for you both.

Thanks guys, but you are overthinking it here. I have since moved and don't have access to that mold, but I could buy one. Not going to all that trouble.

Prayers lifted for these people.

Thanks guys, like I said I cast them several years ago and have never loaded them, ran across them in the excess in the barn.

Hi guys, I have some lee cast slugs that I cast several years ago and I don't remember if they are pure lead or COWW's. Does it matter if the lead is hard like COWW or do they need to be pure soft lead?? Thanks for any constructive comments!!! Mac

What I am saying is if all the Russia ammo dries up in order to keep the sheeple in lock step, the gov't could have designed arms that accept a different proprietary round just for the military. Essentially leaving the sheeple out in the cold and with less available ammo.

I said a long time ago "they" don't need to control the firearms, just the ammo. Kind of like a slingshot and no rocks!! Now is the time for the army to get some "new" calibers of arms that aren't 9mm or 5.56, and make them for the military only!!

Well I am not bragging, just confessing that me and my pastor shot about 500 rounds of .40S&W reloads and they all went bang. Some brass in the tumbler as we speak.

Make sure not to weigh it down with non essential items. When you get it all together, strap it on and walk a couple of miles and then decide if it is too heavy. A firearm and extra mags or ammo wasn't listed, but of course you are on a gun forum, but let us not assume anything. Any decent pack that is comfortable and will hold what you need will work. A lot depends on if you are bugging out from home for good to a better location or if you are trying to get home. If you are truly bugging out, I would opt for some type of vehicle, even a good sturdy bicycle is better than hoofing it very far.

Don't underestimate a doe deer and her razor sharp hooves. Evidently somewhere in the past a hawk had swooped down on her. I recently saw a video where a guy was showing all the animals that kill turkeys. He had a bobcat, coyote, and a big hawk swoop down and knock over his decoy.