Hershmeister

PTR91 PDW (still available at CDNN believe it or not) Ask me how I know.... ;)

TN is #1 in my book Been here since 1991 and loving every minute

[quote name='Oh Shoot' timestamp='1356822328' post='871632']They didn't mention a lawsuit, but hard to imagine that a breach of contract doesn't exist there at the least. - OS[/quote] This is their shot across the bow before issuing a lawsuit. They might get some quick go away money from Dicks instead of dealing with the legal issues It also clearly explains to customers where the fault lies - I'm sure many people are calling Troy trying to buy an AR at the below cost thanksgiving price that Dicks offered. I'm sure they are pisses off people - Dicks will be facing legal suits from all of them I'm sure - especially since the prices of ARs has rocketed up

[quote name='BLACKVANDRIVER' timestamp='1356832188' post='871782']What a joke and worthless! A majority of the vendors were rude. A small percentage of the patrons be they toothless and un bathed were rude and they all just seem to be able to find my feet or rub up against me and I amost most puked on the wife from this fat hillbillys body odor. [/quote] Lol!

What is the possible case here? Gun restrictions not tough enough ?

Love how they only name "scary" guns but conveniently don't mention popular civilian guns like the ruger 10/22 which accepts a mag larger than 10 rnds. I guess my browning 1919 is ok then? Lol Bastages

[quote name='Will H' timestamp='1356759692' post='871165']I would actually be willing to give the liberals their 10 round deal... So long as the law would also say that the issue of gun control could never again be legislated, dictated, mentioned on the floor of the house, senate, could not be addressed by the executive branch or even mentioned in an official capacity. I don't see that happening, so no, I have no plans on abiding by what they decide. My only hope is in organized state level defiance of what the feds say. Many people say that a state cannot stand against the feds, but as we have seen with Colorado's approval of weed for recreational use the feds will back down when pushed. Liberal politicians lack the courage of their convictions.[/quote] Laws like this are prohibited. One Congress cannot bind a future Congresd

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My guns were so bad and evil that i forces them into the safe for a time out.

People should be happy with horses and carts like in revolutionary times. The founders clearly never intended there to be paved roads where you could travel faster than any known land animal!

We need to ban Roads. Without them cars wouldn't be deadly at all!

Welcome to the era of the "low information voter". Formerly know as idiots

I'm taking a young man out to shoot for the first time tomorrow. My small part to stem this nonsense

We need a ban on gravity to prevent these senseless injuries

[quote name='Runco' timestamp='1356663683' post='870158']I think the Tennessee Sales tax was updated to include services and memberships in 2007, I think its buried in Tennessee Code Annotated Section s 67-6-501. I think, not 100% sure.[/quote] This. I had a golf membership that was subject to the same taxation where before it wasn't.

Last GM car I bought was a 69 Firebird. That company is now a criminal enterprise and I refuse to support it

It's not about implementation - it's about making it a crime to sell or transfer your legally purchases AND legally owned property.

Bad idea. Some lefty groups would plant a few operatives in the crowd an then have them fire off some rounds. Gunowners get blamed and it totally backfires.

They're rapidly searching for a 30 round mag with a 10 round limiter. But they can't fine any mags for sale anywhere! Lol

Reload and save 50%

You did well and could flip it right now for double what you have in it

That's a deal?

[quote name='TGO David' timestamp='1334925927' post='748170']When/if society collapses, paper and metal currency won't likely be worth anything. Food will be king second only to the [i]ability to provide[/i] food.[/quote] This Think maslows hierarchy of Needs. At the base is safety and security. No one is going to care about silver or gold in a survival situation that has any degree of long duration to it

[quote name='6.8 AR' timestamp='1356488537' post='868720']Private sales don't generate any money for any lobbyist group, so no pressure there. And if several polls can be believed, even the majority of NRA members think ending the "gun show loophole" would be fine, so not sure if that would be too much of a worry about being defeated in 2014. They can all tout that they saved your guns, you just have to jump through an extra hoop to sell them, plus you should feel all honorable and all because you won't be able to sell them to a criminal. - OS You may be right. I can only think that that is only one more step to registration. So, the majority of NRA members already caved? I should ask for my money back.[/quote] I strongly suspect this will be the outcome. So of course criminals won't care and the rest of us will see the price of trading our guns go up.

It's quite freaky. And the fact that the stores are all picked clean of rifles, mags and ammo means anytime something comes in it will fly out the door. Only until people's credit cards come due in January will there be any hope of the madness even beginning to settle down/. And even then it will likely continue as the regular folk start seeing the reports of the gun buying panic and try to get in on buying. Gonna be a crazy ride