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I wish I could take credit for this statement. The irony of this is just too much: the federal government is literally deciding whether a symbol of freedom that originated for the purpose of drawing attention to an oppressive government should be banned from the workplace, or else.

I'll pass, thank you very much. I had a relative that had one in 45-70 that he tried to talk me into shooting, I passed on that one too.

I like them in my SP101 but not overly fond of them out of the American Derringer (especially factory loads)

They can be pushed to higher velocities with no leading.

I think you're the only one that can answer that question (where to wear it). Which one is easier/quicker for you to reach?

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Welcome from the other end of the state.

Gotta watch out for those (armed) Pokemon Go players Gunman gets shot in Las Vegas by Pokemon GO player he tried to rob http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/07/26/gunman-gets-shot-in-las-vegas-by-pokemon-go-player-tried-to-rob.html

I don't know what was done, if anything, but everything is a lot faster today.

Something was nagging at me about this slingshot thing and I finally found it. I don't understand the why of this but it sure seemed odd when a saw it. SLINGSHOTS: Slingshots, slingshot ammo and slingshot supplies cannot be shipped to the following states, or cities: Delaware: (Dover & Wilmington) - Florida: (St. Augustine) - Georgia: (Athens-Clarke) - Illinois: (Evergreen Park) - Missouri: (St. Louis) - New Jersey - New York: Only wrist-braced slingshots are illegal. - Massachusetts - Minnesota: (Duluth) - Ohio: (Columbus) - Pennsylvania: (Philadelphia) - Rhode Island - South Carolina: (Charleston) - Tennessee: (Knoxville & Johnson City) - Utah: (Salt Lake County) - Virginia: (Falls Church) - Wisconsin: (Madison) - Australia http://www.sausa.com/product.php?id=3

As others have said, a S&W in .32. Taurus also makes one, Ultra-lite model 731

This might help. https://youtu.be/xrz50FOgFUc

Welcome neighbor. Also a member of MSSA, although I don't get out there too often.

Wouldn't this make a nice sign at our borders Welcome to Tennessee, gun manufacturing capital of America

I'm starting to get used to it.

. Same address as Range Master Global Training Academy & Indoor Shooting Range Shooting Range Address: 2611 S Mendenhall Rd, Memphis, TN 38115 Phone:(901) 207-4409 Hours: Open today · 10AM–9PM

There's a Range USA on Whiten Rd. over in Bartlett.

I think angler is right. http://rangemaster.com/

Might help to know what kind of experience he has shooting. What kind of weapons...... I think I would just take him to a range that rents weapons and let him find one he likes.

Semi-automatic “assault” weapons are banned in Massachusetts. Yet 10,000 of the guns were sold in the state last year, Attorney General Maura Healey said Wednesday. Gun manufacturers create supposed “state compliant” guns by making slight changes in the weapons — removing a flash suppressor or telescoping stock — Healey said. That ends now, she announced in a press conference and Boston Globeop-ed. On Tuesday, letters went to the more than 300 gun dealers in the state letting them know they can no longer sell these weapons. “We put gun manufacturers and gun dealers on notice that we’re cracking down on the sale of illegal assault weapons,” she said. https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2016/07/20/massachusetts-enforce-longstanding-assault-weapons-ban-closing-loophole

Kansas City A Kansas City, Kan. police officer was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon while responding to a reported drive-by shooting. Authorities arrested two suspects and were searching for a third. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/07/19/kansas-police-officer-in-critical-condition-after-being-shot.html

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any more ridiculous ! Don't you really feel sorry for him? (see highlighted statement) A New Zealand man has quit his job to fully devote himself to hunting Pokemon. Tom Currie, 24, was working as a barista and bartender at a restaurant on the Hibiscus Coast when he was overcome by “Pokemon Go” mania. “I wanted to have an adventure,” Currie told The Guardian. “I have been working for six years and I was desperate for a break. And Pokemon gave me the chance to live that dream.” Currie plans to take a two-month trip around New Zealand in his quest to catch all the creatures in the game. As of this week, he already had at least 90 of the 151 Pokemon. Luckily, his mother approves. “Tom is a very spur-of-the-moment, independent kid, he always has been,” Tania Dobbs said. “His nana and I don’t understand the game but I remember him loving it in his childhood. I am just glad he is out enjoying his life and seeing so much of New Zealand. I back him 100%.” Of course, the ambitious Pokemon trainer is having fun with his 15 minutes of fame, but for him, there is nothing like the thrill of the chase. “When you and your friends have to physically go for a walk or run to catch a rare Pokemon in the area and you all catch it, that is definitely a highlight,” he told the BBC. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tom-currie-pokemon_us_578a57c9e4b0867123e185e1

Since most everything I've seen for sale that I would buy is in the wrong end of the state, this would cost me a lot of money

Link to radio traffic in Baton Rouge during the shooting. https://youtu.be/SPPaouIczt8