gregintenn

Get him to say this in front of a video camera and I'll send him a great big check!

Ball ammo should feed EVERY time in your pistol. Hollow points, exposed lead, and other designs might feed or might not. I want my gun to go BANG BANG BANG when I pull the trigger three times. A 230 grain 45 bullet will make a very impressive hole without expanding. And what is overpenetration? What are the odds of a 45 ACP shooting completely through a human?

Those are some great photographs. Thanks for sharing. Thank him for his service, and commend him on his photography skills.

I get so tired of everyone slamming banks. I have a neighbor with a realtor sign in his yard. If you call the realtor and ask to buy the house, they will tell you they can't currently sell the house because it is tied up in bankruptcy proceedings. The S.O.B. in the house has live there for over a year, and I doubt he's made a payment on it yet. He drives a brand new Jeep, and was riding up and down my driveway yesterday on a brand new four wheeler. He is a teacher in our county school system. I don't want this moron teaching my children anything, and I can't think of anything the bank could do to him that he wouldn't deserve. Explain to me what the bank did wrong here besides loaning money to scum. The man in the OP's story destroyed property belonging to a bank. He's going to prison as he should. The moral of the story: don't spend money you don't have to buy things you don't need to impress people you don't even like.

If my wife didn't like the smell of Hoppe's #9, I'd hunt a new wife. Mine likes it when I wear Hoppes for cologne.

I imagine you are going to rack up a lot of legal fees and court time for sure if you report it. Thanks for the book suggestion. I'll check it out.

Sounds to me like he owed the bank more than just the home mortgage. If he owes them $160k, and pays the balance, they have no reason to forclose.

Lowbud sent me enough bullets through the USPS that my mail lady couldn't pick it up. I had to go to her car and get it....one low rate.

I take the bank's side. When you sign a mortgage, you engage in a business deal. The bank holds up their end of the deal when they give out the money. Your end of the deal is to pay it back, with interest, in monthly installments of a predetermined amount. There's nothing in the paperwork that gives you grace if you lose your job, your wife gets sick, etc. It a tough deal, but I don't understand all the hate towards banks. People go in them begging to borrow money, and get mad when the bank expects them to repay it as they agreed to do. No, I am not a banker.

If you can't make your house payment, how do you afford a bulldozer? Perhaps priority is this guy's problem.

Good price, good ammo, would work fine for personal protection. Carry what you practice with is my motto.

Don't try it with primed brass.

Exactly! You see something you want, and it's in some town you've never heard of. You mapquest the town, and it is 3-4 hours away.

Teri Lynn Weaver is HOTTTT!!!!!!!!!!

No, right now, as setsdw said, they are more desireable than the Mosins. I'm not sure why. I'm also going to guess the Mosins will catch them in value in a few years. Stock up!

[quoteI'm sure the ATF has some kind of book referring to all the guidelines, rules, regs and laws that will apply to the 06. ] ...or a library.

I won't take many rounds of ammo to exceed the value of your rifle if the ammo is the same price as the 6.5 Jap.

I've got a dremel. :DClose is a relative concept.

Yeah...I bought the two in the top picture today. They are all mine.

You've obviously either never been to court or had better luck there than I have.

Now here's a 1911 man!

A couple of days ago I posted a want to buy ad here looking for 99 Savages. Shortly after, these popped up on ###, with the seller living not 10 munites from my house. This kind of stuff doesn't happen to me. A nice 300 Savage, and an early, straight stock model in 410 no less! Here's a shot of them with their stablemates. My wife doesn't share my excitement.

I think the U.S.A bought a large quantity of the stuff last year. It looks to me like they are getting ready to return it however.

If it was necessary to shoot a fellow human in self defense, and you were in the right, beyond a shadow of a doubt up to that point in time, what could you be charged with if you left the scene, went on about your business, and didn't report the incident? It would seem to me that something wouldn't be right about it, but you didn't commit a crime, so you wouldn't be leaving the scene of a crime. Under what grounds are you required to report it? If the same encounter ended in a fist fight instead of shooting, are you required to report that? I'm sure this has been addressed before, but I can't find it.