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Welcome to our fine state. I understand that those itty bitty 10 rounders don't even make good paper weights

I'd be willing to chip in on that

I think he might lose a few supporters over this

Maybe you shouldn't have mentioned this "Will they seek new controls for blue jeans–or belt loops specifically–after passing gun control for bump stocks?" http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/10/08/nine-republican-senators-ask-atf-reconsider-regulating-firearm-accessory/

Fair deal on range ammo + free shipping on 20 boxes. I've shot quite a bit of this and never had a problem http://palmettostatearmory.com/blazer-9mm-luger-115gr-fmj-50rd.html

Anyone planning on going this weekend?

This guy has been planning for quite a while. Las Vegas shooter booked rooms facing Lollapalooza music festival in Chicago in August https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/10/05/las-vegas-shooter-had-booked-room-augchicago-augumay-have-had-help-but-investigators-have-no-idea-wh/734824001/

I believe that I read somewhere that he actually tried to get rooms during that event but the rooms in the hotels he requested were not available.

As long as they don't outlaw belt loops, I have a hard enough time keeping my pants up as it is

Midway $19.99 https://www.midwayusa.com/product/939337917/midwayusa-tactical-shotgun-sling-with-15-round-shellholder-and-grovtec-sling-swivels

I didn't have a whole lot of hope for it anyhow but this really ticks me off. Two days after an attacker opened fire on concert goers in Las Vegas, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisc) announced he was shelving legislation to deregulate suppressors. http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/10/03/paul-ryan-sides-with-hillary-shelves-bill-to-deregulate-suppressors/

A breath of fresh air: High School Football Players Kicked Off Team For Protesting During Anthem “He told us that disrespect will not be tolerated,” said Ingram-Lewis, one of the booted players. “He told us to take off our uniform and leave it there.” http://dailycaller.com/2017/09/30/high-school-football-players-kicked-off-team-for-protesting-during-anthem/

Were you using standard ammo or low recoil? I'm seriously thinking about getting one of these.

I believe there's a couple of bills being brought up in Congress that covers this.

I wish I'd known about this method long ago when I was hunting them.

Delanie Walker To Upset Titans Fans: ‘Don’t Come To The Game’ Sounds reasonable to me No fans = no money, no money = no team, no team = no Delanie. Brilliant http://dailycaller.com/2017/09/28/delanie-walker-to-upset-titans-fans-dont-come-to-the-game/

Woo Hoo, another member from this end of the state . Welcome to the group, Bob

Fiat Chrysler recalling nearly 500,000 Ram pickup trucks for fire risk Fiat Chrysler is recalling 494,000 Ram pickup trucks due to a possible fire risk. The medium and heavy-duty Ram trucks have a water pump that could overheat. Fiat Chrysler said it is not aware of any injuries related to the issue. Fiat Chrysler said Tuesday it is recalling 494,000 Ram pickup trucks, model years 2013-2017, saying they pose a fire risk. The medium and heavy-duty Ram trucks, models "2500" and "3500," have a water pump that could overheat and potentially start a fire. Fiat Chrysler said it is not aware of any injuries related to the issue, but has reports of a small number of fire-related incidents. The company will inspect and potentially replace the water pump. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/19/fiat-chrysler-recalling-nearly-500000-ram-pickup-trucks-for-fire-risk.html

Bleach, gasoline, paint thinner.................nether regions....you're more of a man then me

Welcome to the group. Happy to see another member from the western end of the state. Don't forget to join our club Since there is very few of us from this end of the state, can you narrow down your location a little more?

Mine are still in the "my feeder" mode. I put out a couple additional feeders so more of them could fill up.

Heeere we go again. Lawmakers on Tuesday debated the merits of a Republican-backed bill that would make it easier for individuals to buy gun silencers. Rep. Jeff Duncan, R-S.C., introduced the measure in the Sportsmen’s Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act, the Hill reported. The provision calls for a less extensive and instant background check. Duncan’s bill is reportedly dubbed the Hearing Protection Act. The debate was reportedly delayed after the shooting of Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., in June in a park in Arlington, Va. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., reportedly said it seems that sportsmen “have to choose between damaging their hearing and being able to hunt, shoot, target practice.” Democrats said the bill is dangerous, and would make it more difficult to determine where shots are being fired in an active-shooter situation. “We should not make it easier for anyone to obtain these weapons of war,” Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., said, according to the report. David Chipman, a senior policy adviser of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a pro-gun control group, was invited to the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Federal Lands hearing, the Hill reported. Chipman said the bill “would make silencers more readily available to criminals because for the first time in 80 years private parties could sell these guns without background checks on the internet and in gun shows and this has never been the case before. The National Rifle Association’s lobbying arm supports the measures, saying suppressors are “harmless and very rarely used in crime” and that the joint bill would end the “cumbersome and lengthy application process.” A similar measure failed in 2015. But supporters are optimistic this time with President Donald Trump in office. The GOP lawmakers say the bill aims to “cut through the red tape” of owning a suppressor and, if passed, would remove the accessory from the scope of the National Firearms Act. They also say it would replace the “outdated” federal application process with the “instantaneous” National Instant Criminal Background Check. Critics point to a February 2013 situation in which fired Los Angeles police Officer Christopher Dorner killed four people in a series of attacks over 10 days that targeted law enforcement officials. They argue the fatal attacks might have been stopped earlier had Dorner not been using silencers. “There’s no evidence of a public health issue associated with hearing loss from gunfire,” Kristin Brown, of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, told the Los Angeles Times earlier this year. “There is evidence of a public health crisis from gun violence, and we think that’s where legislative efforts should be directed.” http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/09/13/republicans-push-gun-silencer-bill-democrats-fire-back.html

I think that just changed. Equifax has removed a clause from the Terms of Use section of the website set up to help victims of the company’s data breach that previously barred victims from suing Equifax if they used the company’s services. http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/09/12/equifax-removes-clause-barring-data-breach-victims-from-suing-if-they-use-companys-help/

I don't think I've ever seen a hurricane do a loop like this It's almost like it's in a holding pattern waiting for Irma to get out of the way.