Ted S.

I can help you sight in one day.

  Maybe he uses AF?

  There Will Be Blood

You could do like me and just never go to the hospital, if you ever get too concerned about it.

I'd just stick with a cheap A2 till I could get afford the KX3, just because of the fire breathing pig on the side of it

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1190062" timestamp="1410829134"]Better looking but that thin ridge misused against the shoulder surely can't be as comfy. - OS[/quote] I agree with you completely. While I realize the cost/utility value of the sig brace for making a "pseudo-sbr" vs. the cost of the nfa tribut......tax....I've just never been a fan of the psuedo-sbr trend nor the AR pistol. Just a preference thing I reckon.

Thought this was a joke until I saw the second pic. Either way, still better looking than Sig brace in my opinion.

Anyone have any experience with www.doomandbloom.net ? Checked out a few of their videos and found them possibly informative.   Been trying to find a decent first-aid/SHTF-medical resource, and I know very little to nothing about any of this stuff, so I'm hoping some folks on here have advice for good "general" resources.

  You're a little behind the curve, the zombies started taking over just after the turn of the twentieth century, and took control around 1930. We've been doomed since.   :tinfoil:

[quote name="RC3" post="1189515" timestamp="1410652767"]........ so, what happened to the little friend? And the pumpkin?[/quote] Gonna leave them both in the garden for a day. If the bastard doesn't leave by then............. :D

  Posted areas do not give special considerations to HCP holders, unless Texas makes exceptions.

Reading all the comments on this thread...everyone realizes it's in the "Survival and Preparedness" sub-forum, right?

  Only dragons.

  Special thanks, sir.

Turned over a pumpkin and found this bastard:

  Imagine a city like Nashville or Memphis under a hypothetical civil unrest scenario. Shotguns would be invaluable self defense weapons in places like these and many other urban areas.

Urban-Shotgun   Rural- Semi Auto Rifle (AR, AK, etc)   and your favorite handgun!

  Pretty much this. If that waffle house is posted with a gun buster, I don't see that the employees did anything wrong regardless of who he is; they were just being unintentionally uniform in their policy. Exclusionary policies are by definition discriminatory in some way, shape, or form.   "When the President does it, that means that it's not illegal."- Nixon

Prices look good. I'll have to keep them in mind this winter.

First the Chic-fil-a founder, now Jaws? Bad week.   I may have to stop by Chic-fil-a and pop a few bond movies in this weekend for good measure. He will be missed.

  Perfect.

Valuable insight.           :rofl:

Makes me want to watch Breaking Bad....

  I can't comment on that red herring (linked article) because it's fairly irrelevant to your point.   per the article:     Much different narrative than:     But that's not to suggest you don't hold a valid point. Some people do get up in arms when they make poor decisions, or when the decisions they made in the past work against them in the future. But because people make bad choices in life does not  give them a right revoke other peoples right to make their own life decisions.   Everytime a storm disaster happens, and people get up in arms because they chose not to have insurance and now they have no home, and because no on is helping them, I have absolutely no sympathy for them. They made their choice and knew what that could mean for them. Their decisions shouldn't guilt you or I, because we didn't make that decision. We owe them nothing. If anyone feels they absolutely need to help those people, that's fine, but don't force people to be accountable for the actions and decisions of others.

Hope they keep his memory alive in every delicious chicken sandwich served from here on out!   :usa: