Raoul

I have to agree with Hozzie mostly. My wife was always pretty non committal about guns. However she is not political about them and is happy that I have the hobby. She also tolerates my discourse on reloading issues and what not. Once I got her to actually shoot one she has discovered she finds shooting acceptable. She'll never be a dedicated shooter however. Her passion is plants, gardening and yard work. What I do find unfortunate is that the aforementioned lady is apparently unable to see how disingenuous the Bloomberg group is, and sees them as a positive group. A marriage is certainly not a dictatorship. I guess I find it sad that she doesn't appear to comprehend the danger of selectively limiting constitutional rights.

Amazing what can be accomplished when there is a common goal. Today we have a two party system which only results in keeping us divided in order to enrich themselves.

Sounds like the problem is internal. The reticule is no longer stable.

http://www.wired.com/2015/04/this-week-in-trailers-48/   I like Craig. Here's a trailer from the newest flick.

Well in all fairness, who hasn't wanted to shoot the TV...

They must be a hobby store. If you screw your customers this way regularly, pretty soon your business becomes a hobby to keep you out of the house.

I say buy what you want. I personally don't want a High Point.

I knew a woman once with edible pants.   Sorry, couldn't resist.

What kind of powder measure?

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I'm a Kroger Fan. I've shopped their stores in the Tri-Cities  almost 40 years. I went to high school with some of the folks that work there. I'd have to say that they take pretty good care of me personally and the quality of their merchandise is above average.

Not sure we were much help. Divorce will make one do some not too bright things. Best of luck.

Yeah it does seem, after a couple of more reading, that the inference is for the 2 within 10 and not a single offense.

The applicant has not been convicted of the offense of driving under the influence of an intoxicant in this or any other State two (2) or more times within ten (10) years from the date of application and that none of such convictions has occurred within five (5) years from the date of application or renewal.

  Lol. No Ive definitely done some stupid things. We all have and we all do.

A permit holder can submit a Renewal Application at any Driver Service Center or renew by mail. To receive a renewal application by mail call (615) 251-8590. The renewal application must be complete and signed by the applicant.   http://www.tn.gov/safety/handgun/renewals.shtml

What we have here is a failure to communicate.

What year model is the  car?

It's way too easy to get sucked into someone elses  vortex of stupidity. Been there, done that, and it didn't turn out so well. It always pays to pick your battles wisely.

Shot at them with a 44 mag. So without having one on you.....

Life's too short to be stupid.

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