Oh Shoot

Well, that ain't good. Fix it and c'mon out. Or bring something else. - OS

Unless you ran across one used, both are available only from the maker. dmbullardleather.com ttgunleather.com Yeah, those are wait times. David Bullard was only a week or so this time last year. People have really turned on to his stuff since; I should get a commission. - OS

You're good long as you have old permit and receipt for renewal with you. - OS

I have THAT holster for XD, although turned out I haven't OWB carried much, as his Dual Carry just came to be part of my daily dress out. It does really tuck it up behind hip nicely. - OS

Bushnell 3-9x32 Rimfire is $37 free shipping from Amazon. It comes with rings that fit the small 3/8" "tip off" groove, which sounds like what's on the rifle? Amazon.com: Bushnell .22 Rimfire 3-9x32 Riflescope (Black): Sports & Outdoors Anyway, it's a pretty bright scope and has rep of being durable. Have it on two of mine, so far I like them fine. 'Course, I put a BSA 2-7 from Wally, skinny little sucker, on a Mossberg Plinkster. It has done ok for $16.95, although eye relief has to be pretty precise. - OS

D.M. Bullard Dual Carry, 6-8 weeks: TT Gunleather (6 months): - OS

Do it from slide lock w/slide release as manual says. - OS

No current law in effect says you can not drink while carrying. - OS

Thankfully, "morality" is not determined by law. Only behavior is legally judged, so it has everything to do with the law. Look on the bright side, the law says that if you kill someone justifiably, you won't be charged with carrying under the influence. - OS

Well, I don't know if I'm "right" or not, only that THAT officer saw it that way. Or he could have not even thought about the alcohol/carry statute at all. Who knows? - OS

Already been a thread on "carrying under the influence". DUI law does not say you cannot drink and drive, and 39-17-1321 does not say you cannot drink and carry. However anyone here may interpret the carry law, THAT officer did not charge him with DUI or carrying under the influence as he deemed that the person was guilty of neither on basis of the BAC test. - OS

I tend to agree, even though so many advise against it, including many if not most LEOs. One wild card seems to be any particular DA; seems that some are prone to prosecute any gun related incident regardless of circumstances. - OS

Yep, incompetence and malfeasance are generally tolerated, if not outright rewarded. - OS

Prob is, you almost certainly WILL need to say more than that to satisfy the investigation, no matter how clear cut the homicide scene might look. The choice is, do you say it with or without a lawyer present in your corner? - OS

Only most felonies and certain domestic violence/stalking convictions are disqualifying. Sometimes, if a previous arrest shows up and they can't determine the final disposition of the charge, folks have to provide papers from the court to get it settled, even though the charge itself wouldn't be a disqualifying one anyway. Go figger. - OS

This is all kind of news to me. I generally try to pop up there once during the week, about noon till whenever. smopoim86 and I had discussed several days this week, hadn't heard anything back about his final choice. All that being said, Tuesday looks like may be last decent day for weather this week, so to make things simple, I'll be up there Tues about noon or shortly thereafter, anybody who wants to come is of course more than welcome, as always. - OS

There is no number to get an automated response, only live humanoids on the other end. - OS

Place pic on your own ISP webspace, or on PhotoBucket or similar. Put link to the pic in post. - OS

Well, how about a link to what you just posted? Who "confirmed" this? - OS

The Fair Tax issue may well elect the next prez, from GOP. But of course we won't have a Fair Tax as a result, any more than we'll have significant health insurance reform or be out of the mid east from this admin. Just more of the now ya see it now ya don't Dem/Rep scam. - OS

Well, you purchased compliancy with TCA 39-17-1357. Which keeps your carrying privileges intact, since failure to notify of address change within 60 days is cause for revocation or suspension of HCP under 39-17-52. I don't know what the laws are for TDL, even though I have one of those also. :-) - OS

I don't know about DL but you don't get an updated HCP unless you go to DMV and file for a replacement (which doesn't happen on the spot). - OS

By statute. In reality, they've got as long as they want. - OS

Ah, IC. Whoosed by me.

That would be impressive. - OS