Oh Shoot

Yeah, I know...just being a pill. - OS

Au contraire² - OS

Well, some XDs: - OS

This pic (and caption) are soooo great! Not to mention the rest of your incredible SW collection. This wasn't nearly as obscure as some transmissions from Planet Jack (© P. Stegall). Iron Pipeline - Defined "Not quite a physical route, this is the practice of people buying guns in the South and the West (where laws regarding gun purchase are less restricted) and selling them in the Northeast, where gun laws are more restrictive." EDIT: Ah, I see Jack has mis-defined his own reference. Perfect! - OS

Ah so. Do you glue them back if you revert to smaller belt size? - OS

Ah, excellent, I grok it now. It IS pretty good, I gotta admit. - OS

Obviously you're an amateur. "Beer on whiskey, mighty risky; Whiskey on beer, never fear." - OS

Maybe they'll pull over WASP looking people some, too. Sort of like the spot checks of little old blue haired ladies in airports. - OS

These are more properly called NBRs. Naughty Black Rifles. Here's mine: - OS

Okay, already been informed it's a repost. Mea friggin culpa and all. At least its in the most relevant forum now. - OS

Survivalist indeed - the real McCoy: Death of 'Caveman' ends an era in Idaho | Local News | Idaho Statesman - OS

Our corrupt government would be a slight improvement, I guess. - OS

Call me dense, but that comment didn't clear anything up for me. - OS

Whatcha mean? I see a 10/22 with all the mentioned stuff. I'm a fan of the TRDR, myself, have one. (Tactical Rodent Defense Rifle) Nice.... - OS

Well, actually, the federal law regarding freedom to transport firearms is relevant to INTERstate only, as I understand it. But of course Cappy's statement is BS, if for no other quick check than that you can hunt with pistols in IN, and the state Dept. of Natural Resources provides various shooting ranges, too. And you don't have to have a carry permit to indulge in either activity. No state prohibits you from transporting your legally owned weapons, including handguns, assuming they are rendered safe under however they define that, which is at minimum unloaded of course. About the only limitation is that private property owners can ban them under all conditions, even in vehicles, in many states, including TN (Bonnaroo, NASCAR, etc). - OS

As per your previous post on regarding her opinions so far ... http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/handguns/38736-back-range.html ... I find it pretty likely she will absolutely HATE shooting J frames. Especially with +p, which is what you really need to use. - OS

Must be all the K in them. Apparently K is the secret ingredient, since it's a mystery why he calls them that. I find it interesting it's to be pronounced kolster. - OS

It seems pretty obvious to me somebody else than 2How is at his keyboard. - OS

Without even looking up IN state laws, I'm gonna call BS on that. - OS

It seems pretty obvious to me somebody else than 2How is at his keyboard. - OS

We always say this, and indeed it is logical, but it's not specified in TN law, and I'd say it's not directly addressed in many, maybe most states. TN simply says you can have a loaded firearm at your "place of residence". We presume that would include hotel room, tent, motor home, etc, but like so much, it's gray, and we're really only speculating, unless someone has access to some case law to support it. Is it legal to have in your motor home all the time, without a permit? Or only when you're parked and using it as your residence? If I'm homeless, can I carry an unloaded gun around, but load it when I bed down in a cardboard box? Does my pitched tent count as a residence anywhere I put it, or only in an actual area designated for camping. Does it override other considerations, like camping in TVA property? Etc. - OS

I don't understand the belt slots. 1 1/4" to 2.5" belts. But looks like most of the slot is covered by those little horizontal pieces? - OS

I'm going to be forced to upgrade from this CP/M command prompt on the green screen on my KayPro. Thinking about taking the big upgrade to DOS 2.2 and one of them orange monochrome babies. - OS

Just use and paste in URL of the image itself and it'll show up on this hear 300 baud BBS. - OS

Actual pic link is: http://i.imgur.com/vxW7w.jpg which you can see by right clicking on pic, copy image location, or use properties And you left out a / in url, so wouldn't have worked anyway. And you call yourself a geek, sheesh! - OS