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Guys, don't get the wrong idea. I believe Obama is hands down the worst president in the history of the country. To call me an Obama lover is to stray as far from truth as possible. What I can't get comfortable with is the idea of voting for a Republican just because he isn't Obama, and hoping he might decide to not be quite as progressive. If that is the best the Republicans are willing to offer; SCREW THEM!!! I don't know what the right answer is, but until one party or the other decides to uphold the constitution, I will support neither. If that contributes to the detriment of our country; so be it. If more would do the same instead of settling for "at least he isn't Obama", we could get something done. Until then, we're toast.

Do you remember what the 92 Winchester brought?

I wish I could feel that way. So far, I've seen absolutely nothing to back your opinion.

Never. I'm probably paranoid, but the less people who know my business the better. That's the same reason I don't have a Kroger card.

Somebody convince me that Romney won't appoint liberal judges just as Obama would. HE'S A FRIGGIN LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE!!!!! I can choose lib #1, lib #2, or vote my concience and lose. I despise the Democrat party, but lately, I've began to develop a strong aversion to the Republican party as well. Maybe more so than the Democrats. I can't see any scenerio where this country lasts another decade. We'd be way ahead if we'd pick our politicians at random from a phone book, the way we pick juries.

Well, I voted for Ron Paul in the primary, and lost. I see very little difference in Romney and Obama. In fact, I might even give the edge to Obama, because he's fairly open about his political beliefs. I will not vote fo Romney! What is a fella to do? It seems the only choice voters have is a bullet to the head, or a dagger in the heart. Why vote at all?

You've obviously not had the pleasure of meeting some of the women I've run into over the years.

Looks great, Caster!

Grips look great! I really like the pistol as well. Do you have any checkering tools? I'd like a nice set of checkered officer's grips.

Do you think any of the guns at auction were confiscated here? http://voxvocispublicus.homestead.com/Battle-of-Athens.html

Well ain't that a hundred miles from nowhere??!!? There are several things there I'd be interested in, but I don't think I could stand the drive. Let us know how it turns out.

The old S&W copy revolver at the bottom looks interesting.

Unless the person looks like the kids you see coming out of an Airsoft shop, I like seeing people open carry. (There are a few people who just give whatever they are doing a bad name.) I usually conceal carry because I'm not a very sociable person, and I have an irrational fear of some loud woman screaming at me in a public place about having a gun. I seem to attract weirdos whereever I go, and the less interaction I can have with them the better.

Cons? The grip is thick and the trigger isn't too good. Pros? Everything you'd want in a 9mm that isn't mentioned above. Nice pistol!!!

Never knew that!

I may get in trouble for saying this, but I believe that if Zimmerman had happened to be black, this story would never have been reported, except locally.

I've yet to actually hear what happened; except for the fact he shot the boy.

My FP uses the side receiver holes.

I like my Williams FP peep on my 1894.

...Management, Secretariat, Science and Technology, Health Affairs, TSA, Civil Rights and Liberties, Intelligence and analysis, Legislative Affairs, Public Affairs, FEMA, etc. Not all pistol toten positions. I haven't seen their normal yearly ammo purchase amount anywhere. This may well be standard. It does sound like a lot.

A lot of wisdom right there!

If there's doubt, I usually go with the straight edge test. If the primer is seated a bit below flush, it's usually good to go. I guess you could put them in a hand primer and see if they'll seat any deeper.

I'm guessing a Northern Pine Snake. http://www.google.com/search?q=northern+pine+snake&hl=en&rlz=1W1ADSA_enUS468&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=a2h2T-ClIuXKsQLq_ZijBA&sqi=2&ved=0CCsQsAQ&biw=1600&bih=719 The venomous snakes usually have slitted eyes, and a more blunt tail tip. This one has round eyes and a sharp tip on the tail.

I've never been able to comprehend carrying one type of ammo, yet target practicing with another. I firmly believe you should shoot what you carry, and carry what you shoot.

http://sharpeningmadeeasy.com/steels.htm http://www.knifeart.com/steelfaqbyjo.html It isn't as simple as the question you asked. It certainly depends on the heat treat, the steel manufacture's tolerances, and what properties you assign importance to in a knife blade. Most knives today, with the exception of ultra cheap Chinese and Pakistani junk, are made of pretty good steel.