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That's a bull s**t answer. For the most part, these are the same people who are on the public dole for their subsistence. I don't think we should tell everyone what to think, but a little respect for our country, what it stands for, and the people who've fought for it isn't too much to ask from the sorriest bedwetting liberal there is.

I do follow your logic here, but it's a long standing tradition. However, I'm referring more to Little League games than pro sports. Very few drunks there, and I've never noticed a drunk being guilty of this anywhere. It's usually loud, obnoxious fat women to put it bluntly.

Every time lately when I'm at a ballgame, I get mad enough to fight. There is an announcement made that the National Anthem will be performed. There are always some who keep right on talking, paying no attention or showing any respect for our flag or our country. If it were only one, I'd speak up. It seems there are several, and I'm the only one who seems upset about it. Does this enrage anyone else?

No flames here. The America I grew up in is gone. The hard working American has been replaced by the fat, lazy slob that won't get off the couch and votes for whoever promises them the largest check, as well as the illegal immigrant who can't speak English. We are now a third world country. My children will not have the same opportunity to make a good life for themselves that I had. I sure hope someone will come along and show me where I'm wrong. I really want to be wrong about this, but I don't believe I am.

You didn't really think they'd stand up to the teachers' union did you? Remember these three words: "ALL POLITICIANS SUCK!!!"

You're really making me want to try one....especially for the price. Good report.

Mine was $30.:DI've had it a while, however. It's an arsenal rebuild 1903 with a very early serial number.

Mine is in the basement.

I like it!!!

It would look better, wouldn't it?

I'm not an LEO fan, but I saw nothing wrong with that, except he was following too closely behind her.

I love the HD!!! If it's original, it's nice!!! I couldn't decide between the smooth grips like you have pictured, or ones with a bit of bark showing. I believe I'll go with the smooth ones next time.

There's one in Rivergate, just north of Nashville. If they have a good price on 223 ammo, they certainly make up for it on other calibers.

I've never seen any for sale.

I put an 4x M8 Leupold on mine. If you shop around, you can find one for near $100, if you don't mind a few scratches. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/gear-classifieds/53465-scopes-scopes-scopes.html I've got a nice 1-4x Redfield I'd ship you for $100.

Cool! I hope we can expect a full report once you take delivery on it.

Wow! I expected they'd all be gone already. Those things are delicious! I've always had luck finding them in a wodded area that has been burned off. I guess there's some nutrient in the ashes that promote them.

You'll not be disappointed!!!

These were made of elk antler by Patrick Grashorn of Colorado. Pictures do not do them justice. The fit, feel, and look great! My uncle made the pen pictured with it from a deer antler I'd harvested.

Some people shouldn't be allowed to have fine guns. There will be those that argue with me, but Tru Oil is hard to beat. If it's too shinely for you, rub it with 0000 steel wool or pumice dust after it has cured.

I've always read that you should toss the A-Merc brass. I do not have any first hand experience with it however.

This gentleman here is hereby an official Tennessean now!!!! If only he'd start making knives again, he'd be durn near perfect.

You'll love this! The TVA has, as far as I know, the lowest electric rates in the entire nation. I have a 2000sf house, and the electric bill averages around $200 per month. No gas or other methods of heating.

Does it have an exposed hammer or not? If it does, It is called a Colt Junior and was made by Astra. If it doesn't have an exposed hammer, it is a Vest Pocket actually made by Colt. Either way, you have a nice little pistol. http://stevespages.com/pdf/colt_automatic_caliber_25.pdf http://stevespages.com/pdf/colt_25_hammerless.pdf One of these will be the correct manual. They are very easy to take apart and reassemble.