gregintenn

Don't we have some old bombs we need to dispose of? Juarez seems to be as good a place as any to get rid of them. Just fly over and drop them. Mexico could use a new lake as a tourist attraction.

Excuses, excuses! :D

...but he was right! :ugh: A moral victory trumps all those minor things, right? :rofl:

I have about 7-8 more years where I'm working, and then I wouldn't mind making a few Berettas. :up:

My friend woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of his truck driving out his driveway. He called 911. The lady on the phone told hime he'd need to call the sherrif's dispatch. He looked up the number, called, and the same lady answered. He didn't think it was funny, but it sort of tickled me.

Sadly, being an a**hole isn't a crime.

Neat pocket holster! :up:

Sounds like a great thing you guys are doing! I wish I was closer. I would be very interested. Thanks for offering this to us. :up: :up:

The Lebanon Gun Shop on Hartman Drive has a gunsmith on site. I've never employed him for any work, but have spoken with him, and he seems like a nice guy.

I get a lot more doves per box of shells if I use something heavier than the cheap promo stuff.

Is this a good show? I may find myself in Chattanooga this weekend.

Any commercial 308 ammunition should be safe to fire in it, assuming it is in good working order.   Ammunition producers load factory ammo for the "weakest link" of guns produced to fire it.   It is built on a large ring 98 Mauser action, which is a strong action. and is the basis for a myriad of custom rifles, many of which are chambered in 308 Winchester.   According to Wikipedia both cartridges have the same max pressure of 60,191psi.

I'd shoot it before I cut it. I have an old Winchester, and the bore looks like a sewer pipe, but it shoots about as well as any rifle I own. You never know.

Me too! [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/Holster%20Project/IMG_1836.jpg.html][/URL]

Heavy, and a tad large for ordinary pockets.

Dickson!!??!! :shake: :shake:

Anything we could do for you?

That's what I get for liking the old stuff. I've never seen a folding buffer tube. That's cool!   Dammit!!!!! You guys keep showing me new ways to spend money! :wall: :wall: :wall:

I think some churches are sort of like some parents, and have turned their duties and responsibilities over to the ever growing government.   I don't know how large your church is, how tightly knit your community, etc., but I would give them the benefit of the doubt and say they simply didn't know of your wife's troubles....until I knew better.   By the way, sorry to hear about this. Hope things get better for you two quickly.

I have read on the internet (so you know it must be true) that light bullets going very fast are purported to be the problem. 110s and 125s at max speed are to be avoided according to lore.   That is one helluva carry piece! Congratulations.

Not an AR. What is that?

In your opinion, are they worth the money?

5.....Don't forget the Muddy Mississippi! :D

That would be legal, but you'd need to make up your own mind whether it is ethical or optimum for the job at hand.

Post em up guys! :up: