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just when i thought training has become safer...   https://youtu.be/rI01qKAqYts

strategic edge is an ideal place to do this, grill in place w covered picnic area as we speak.

Would love to see TGO polos and maybe we could set up a TGO meeting point at events

I've posted a bunch of photos w edits as I've been busy today. W the show, and work stuff.. Trying to keep em in one thread.

Vets ammo in chapel hill tn Sig silencers are going to be awesome w affordable prices behind quality and great technology The silencer shop guys were great to chat with and know guns and leather does a great job w forms and delivery. The sig MCX series is awesome Saw a bunch of cz and 2011 pistols that were really nice w rotating barrels and really sweet srt triggers for under 1200 I'm in! Another co had a spinoff of the kel Rex shotgun More to come dinner A new ride for TGO David

They said it's not good for gravel, mostly grass and hard floors and small fine gravel.

At least this lady didn't zap her zapper all day( was thinking of the annoying woman at gun shows who keeps zapping her taser Julie Golob was pleasant to chat with in addition to being an awesome shooter!! Jerry M didn't have a bunch of girls asking to jump on his bus.... Just guys like us hangin around!

Had a blast as well here's some photos: More to come '

Anything to make it easy is a friend of mine! https://vimeo.com/124773849

Bloomberg. What that a hole has pissed away w his anti gun shenanigans could probably pay college tuition for every student in this state.

Ammo hoarders???

Hahahaha good reading!

Wish I knew they were going to strat edge!!!

AM going on Sunday, am concerned cause my member stuff hasnt arrived yet :- /

Chuck Norris handles all the safe moving jobs....

Parking by the airport is cheap 7 or 8 bucks at the side lots. Taxi 20 if you have 4 people it's not too bad if you're staying by the airport. Lp field shuttle should be good as well. Any way it's gonna be a mess, but, the Tulsa gun show is this weekend.. And that's huge. Park whiz sounds good as well. I'm psyched,this should be a good show!

Yes saw photos of it like you have, would love to see it in person!

Am wondering if Magpul will show up w their old renovated bus w all the nice woodwork...

Usually these dirt bags get away with their impostor acts,but here's three that didn't From the American Legion magazine: http://burnpit.us/2015/04/trio-stolen-valor-phonies Back in November there was a sting operation run by the Texas Rangers (law enforcement, not the AL Baseball Team) that worked like a champ: Police set up a sting operation Saturday to award a man they say was falsely claiming to be an active-duty Navy SEAL with a "firearm of appreciation" before arresting him on charges of impersonating a ranking officer. Weatherford-Parker County special investigators worked with the Texas Rangers to arrest Carlos Felipe Luna-Gonzalez, 29, three days before Veterans Day. Gonzalez has posted photos on social media wearing a Navy dress uniform while dining at a local coffee shop. The uniform had a Lieutenant Junior Grade Rank, displayed a Navy SEAL Trident, Jump Wings, and other various awards. The 29-year-old had also told local law enforcement officials he was stationed at Naval Air Station Carswell as he awaited a medical discharge for injuries he claimed he suffered in Africa on a Navy SEAL operation. After they arrested Carlos, he predictably posted bail, and then promptly ran away to Puerto Rico. But Texas isn't happy with that, and they plan on getting him: Sheriff Fowler asked Puerto Rico police for help. Monday night, he got word they had his man. "They wanted to know if we would extradite. They wanted to know in 10 minutes. They got their answer in eight," Fowler grinned. "He couldn't even shine the SEALs' boots, as far as I'm concerned." Fowler's service included duty aboard two aircraft carriers.... Sheriff Fowler said Gonzalez did serve a brief stint in the Navy, and received a general discharge. The sheriff said he heard from a lot of vets who were especially angry about the SEAL trident and Purple Heart on the uniform. The theft charge was only a misdemeanor. Jumping bond on the misdemeanor is a felony. "I'm going to bring him back — one way or the other," Sheriff Fowler said. "He picked the wrong county, I'll tell you that." And another case made me even madder, because this guy is actually a Command Sergeant Major, currently serving in the US Army. These next two come from Jonn Lilyea: Another active duty member of the military, Command Sergeant Major Perry T. MacNeill of the Headquarters Battery, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Air Defense Artillery, has been sentenced for wearing unauthorized insignia, decoration, badge, ribbon, device or lapel button, in violation of Article 134, Uniform Code of Military Justice, and of one specification of making a false official statement, in violation of Article 107 of the code. The Senior NonCommissioned Officer was sentenced to receive a letter of reprimand, reduction to the E-7 pay grade (sergeant first class) and forfeitures of $500 per month for 10 months. From Guardian of Valor; According to the charges he wore both the Ranger Tab and the Pathfinder Badge wrongfully and without authority on multiple occasions: on or between March 4, 2011, and Feb. 28, 2014. It also says he submitted an official record to the Centralized Selection List Board for the fiscal year Active Component and U.S. Army Reserve Active Guard Reserve Brigade/Battalion Command Sergeant Major and Key Billet Sergeant Major Board, a falsified enlisted record brief stating he had graduated from Ranger School in 1994. According to his bio, he had two Bronze Star Medals (for Merit), five Meritorious Service Medals, four ARCOMs and six Army Achievement Medals and a member of the Order of Saint Barbara, but I guess that wasn't good enough. The rest of your career will rightfully suck, SFC. Last but not least There's this fellow in Washington State, who goes by a number of names, but his real name is Hugh Clarence Johnson. Some of his "also known as" monikers are; Hubert Clarence Johnson aka Hugh Clearence Johnson aka Hugh Clarence Johnson aka Hugh Johnson aka Hugh Jonson aka Clarence H. Jonson aka C H Johnson aka Hugo C. Johnson. He was arrested a few months ago for practicing holistic medicine without a license, according to the Whidbey Island, Washington News-Times; Former Navy physician C. Hugh Jonson was arrested Wednesday by Oak Harbor police. Another provider at the holistic medicine clinic, Arely Jimenez-Beckius, was also arrested for practicing medicine without a license Feb. 16. [...] Jonson also said he was a prisoner of war during Vietnam, a Green Beret, and had received both the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Silver Star. Well, he's been known in the stolen valor community for quite some time. The old POW Network had this to say about him; Claims POW, Claims Army SF, Claims Navy Capt, Claims 2 DFC*, Claims MD, Claims psychologist, Claims law degree, Claims law enforcement officer Kimberling County NC. He also has claimed to have been in Baghdad during the first gulf war and through the auspices of the CIA was personally tracking the whereabouts of Saddam Hussein. He claimed to know exactly where he was at all times (with the exception of Saturdays and Sundays). He also claims that sometime in the 60's he was on a secret mission to extract a German scientist from China. He said this scientist had been kidnapped by the Chinese for his nuclear technology and his job was to get him out and whisk him to an undisclosed island somewhere in the Pacific, which he did without any problem.... of course. The Whidbey News-Timesdid their own research on him; Under a slightly different spelling, Hugh Clarence Johnson was convicted of multiple felonies in 1995 in Sonoma County Superior Court, Calif. Those crimes were associated with practicing medicine without a license, according to court documents and news reports. Oak Harbor Police Detective Mike Bailey confirmed that the Hugh Clarence Johnson convicted in California is the same man who was arrested in Oak Harbor. Johnson was charged with 47 felonies in Sonoma County, “including fraud, forgery and possession firearms,” according to 1995 reports published in the Press Democrat of Santa Rosa, Calif. The News-Times also notes that there is a C. Hugh Johnsonwho is listed as a recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross for service in Vietnam in 1968, but it's not this guy; I'll bet that Good Conduct Medal was the focus of his entire career. He couldn't have earned the DFC because he wasn't even in the Navy at the time that the other Mr. Johnson earned the medal. He has a criminal record that goes back to 1975 - mostly for pretending to be something that he's not. Notice in the picture, that he decided he deserved the Navy Cross, too.

lol this oughta be good !!! Albeit a well run range requires trust discipline and treating folks nice.

Post em here !

Some places just don't care period. Nice places treat guys like crap, crap places treat guys nice... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

per chan 5 news: Gun Carry Rules Differ For NRA Convention Venues By Jason Lamb. CREATED 6:10 PM NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The National Rifle Association’s Annual Meeting at Exhibits is set to start on Friday. With 70,000 people expected, it will be the biggest convention ever held in Nashville. But there will be differing rules for where attendees can carry personal firearms in and around the convention area. The Music City Center allows each group using the facility to decide whether guns will be allowed. The NRA is allowing legally carried firearms inside the Music City Center during the conference. The NRA said Wednesday it is also allowing people to carry those guns inside the exhibit hall, which they're billing as “nine acres of guns and gear on display.” However, the firing pins on the guns on display will be removed. But policies are different at Bridgestone Arena across the street. Saturday night, the NRA is sponsoring a concert with Alan Jackson at Bridgestone and guns are not allowed to be carried there at all. Other attractions nearby, like the Country Music Hall of Fame, also do not allow guns. The NRA said they've been very clear to the people attending that they need to know where they can and cannot carry firearms throughout their stay downtown. “We welcome all NRA members and attendees to carry firearms at Music City Center as long as they're in compliance with state and local laws, and we leave it up to them to do that research,” said Catherine Mortensen with the NRA. The NRA said they do have plenty of security in place throughout the entire meeting -- that includes off duty Metro Police officers that the NRA is paying.  

I know we discussed these before,but, nothings changed. if you need a laugh read on, apparently theres a cult of buyers on amazon that just dont learn...or listen.. beware of bowls of them at the NRA show.just sayin..   Most Helpful Customer Reviews 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful They do work, despite being said they don't By ZZZZZZ on March 13, 2015 Verified Purchase Well, I got these thinking that I was going to pull a trick on somebody and well I saw reviews and people saying that it does not have the ingredient that makes your tummy have intestinal issues. I was sad, I paid good money for these to trick somebody! I was a little sad for a couple days, didn't really want to return them. So I decided to have a few since they were said to not cause issues. I had about 10 - 15 of these and decided, what-if they still caused stomach issues? I decided to stop. although they were delicious and amazing tasting, I had to restrain myself. Good thing I did... A couple hours later, I had some pretty loud gas going on sitting at home playing games. I knew I made a mistake when my stomach started rumbling and a little painful. I ran to the bathroom and well. My rear end rained liquid fire into the toilet and just kept going for a good 10 seconds. It smelled awful and my stomach was in pain. I felt bad, but luckily I cam prepared and played some fire emblem awakening inbetween shooting out barrages of liquid devil gummy bear crap. Good thing it was the weekend too because I had 3 more trips where it sounded like was just pouring a cup of water into the toilet. There was so much! After that, it only lasted about a day luckily, if I hadn't stopped myself... whew.. Fast forward a couple weeks, it was my father's birthday party and I wanted to get him. He's been known for raiding candy stashes. So I grabbed about 2 - 3 handfulls of gummy bears and put it into a plastic baggy. Before the party was over (I didn't want to get everybody, sorry future purchasers), I slipped the baggy of destructive traps into the candy jar for it to be consumed by him. Fast forward a few days later, my mother texts me and asked if the bag of gummy bears were mine? I said maybe why? My mom informed me that my 8 year old sister had eaten some and had the diarhea. I asked her how many she at, and my sister said that it was "a lot". She had literally eaten half of that sandwich bag of gummy bears secretly apparently before anyone noticed. I asked my mother how it went and she tells me this: "So she was taking a bath and had a lot of gas and she thought it was really hilarious. So she would stand up stick her butt out and fart really loudly and sit there and giggle because it's loud and funny. She did that like 4 - 5 more times and kept laughing on and on. Then on her last try she stood, stuck her butt out and went to fart, but instead she literally shot liquid poo onto the side of the bathtub." - Obviously she is okay and just finished the last of it in toilet but apparently my little sister and mother though it was absolutely hilarious. No harm done, they cleaned the tub and resumed a little later after finding the cause and disposed of it. Apparently my father found them and knew better to not eat them and meant to dispose of them but obviously didn't get to it in time. TL:DR - Works despite some saying it doesn't - just depends on your body. 10/10 would shoot liquid fire out my arse again!