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Probably. Wouldn't they need to stay in the parking lot and wait for the perps to exit the building? :pleased:

A 911 call would likely be responded to with a chuckle and a dial tone.

My kinda guy! If guns aren't allowed in Denny's, then NOBODY'S gun should be allowed in Denny's. This illustrates the absurdity of gun free zones as well as anything I can think of.   For the life of me, I just can't wrap my head around the idea that LEOs operate by a different set of rules than the people they serve.   All or none seems fair to me.

A part of me wants to see this enacted so I can find out what the result would be.

  Now confiscating these would be a tough job; not for the weak of heart.

I prefer getting along well with my wife.

The safest option is usually to buy both. Right now, however, you may just have to settle for whatever you happen to find.

You won't go wrong with either choice. It just depends on whether you'd prefer to pretend you're a cowboy, or a freedom fighter in some third world country.

Would a Broomhandle Mauser fit into this catergory? Politicians suck.

Thanks to all who gave myself and my boys a great history lesson today. We were even taught how to load and fire a 3" CIVIL War Cannon.

Thanks to all who gave myself and my boys a great history lesson today. We were even taught how to load and fire a 3" CIVIL War Cannon.

The much maligned thutty-thutty isn't hardly as weak and useless as people give it credit for. It's among my favorite rifle rounds.

Anybody hear back from these two a--holes yet?

I know! What if we make it illegal to shoot someone, perhaps with an exclusion for self defense? :waiting:

Yesterday, WalMart in Gallatin had several varieties of 40. They had a small amount of 7.62x39......until I left. :wave:

I drove by my local shop today, and intended to stop, but I would have had to park in the road, as his parking lot was full. I just kept driving. :rant:

I don't see this passing. Assuming it did, I don't see many people who just gave a right arm and a kidney for an AR happily handing it over.   A question for the LEO among us: Let's assume this passes next month. You have been ordered to drive around your patrol area and try to collect these arms from your friends and neighbors. What are you gonna do?

Wow! I lose 6 out of the first 10. I don't think so. :bat:

They have a lot more soul than those plastic EBRs.

The show suffers from a lack of a decent promoter.

I'll never intentionally give the Lebanon bunch another dollar! The last show, the guy checking guns at the entrance grabbed my like new, unfired rifle and slammed it on a table. I said something about it, and he got sort of smart with me. Should have belted him in the mouth, but I chose not to make a scene. Also, there wasn't anything worth having at the show. What a waste and an excersise in frustration.

My guess is a paradox gun, which is meant to be both a rifle and shotgun. Are the ends of the bores rifled? The express sights with the ivory front bead lead me to believe this. I'm guessing a 12 bore.   Although it's little more than a wall hanger at this point, I'm really liking it! Thanks for sharing.

Here's the route I went, except I'd start with 2.7. Semi wadcutters work well too if wadcutters aren't to be found.

I can't wait to see the looks on the faces of all the mind numb Obama voters when they see their January paycheck stubs! :rofl:

The # on the butt is your serial #. According to the book I have, #1 was produced in 1950, and #786,554 was produced in 1969, after which the serial #s began with a "J" prefix. From that, I'm guessing late 60s. Neat revolver!