mrbond

Your wanting people to choose Option A IF they were going to anyway and not obey a blanket boycott suggestion. But you're ok if they choose Option B if they do so because they prefer to carry. Such a fine and nearly ridiculous distinction hardly justifies the use of terms like "thug". That's the type of overreaching and unjustified language I would expect from liberals when they use terms like "right wing extremist". I prefer not to choose Option A because I like to carry. So I really am boycotting the restaurants that serve alcohol--not to hurt the restaurant, but so I can carry. But if I were boycotting restaurant out of spite toward the law (or the legislature), then you would have a problem with that--that would be thuggish. You should choose your words better when slicing a distinction this thin. That's all I'm saying. Now if your real goal was to suck up to the media who you believe read this site, then well done.

I have my family with me...I want to be able to protect my family by carrying. How can I achieve that and patronize a place that serves beer or alcohol? I don't actively seek to boycott anyone but, it sure works out that way a lot. Not out of hatred for any business owner, just out of the reality of the situation. Does that make me a thug?

Wow, now this group has been noticed by Pat Buchanan: Traditional Americans are losing their nation Formed in March, they are ex-military and police who repledge themselves to defend the Constitution, even if it means disobeying orders. If the U.S. government ordered law enforcement agencies to violate Second Amendment rights by disarming the people, Oath Keepers will not obey. "The whole point of Oath Keepers is to stop a dictatorship from ever happening here," says founding father Stewart Rhodes, an ex-Army paratrooper and Yale-trained lawyer. "My focus is on the guys with the guns, because they can't do it without them. "We say if the American people decide it's time for a revolution, we'll fight with you."

READY TO REVOLT: Oath Keepers pledges to prevent dictatorship in United States - News - ReviewJournal.com Oath Keepers pledges to prevent dictatorship in United States Group asks police and military to lay down arms in response to orders deemed unlawful... More specifically, the group's members, which number in the thousands, pledge to disobey orders they deem unlawful, including directives to disarm the American people and to blockade American cities. ------------ Nice to know I'm not the only one that fears we're heading toward a banana republic or dictatorship.

I liked Drudge's headline: The Ego has Landed...

Not surprising, if you begin to read the bill and see what's in there, you will conclude the only folks who support it are either paid supporters or people who haven't read the bill.

The neighboring state of Georgia allows you to use deadly force to protect your property. When my dad (from Georgia) was visiting me in Tennessee, he was surprised that TN doesn't allow you to use deadly force to protect your property.

I saw one advertised as a Dan Wesson Commander with a 4" barrel. Does the commander come in a 4" barrel or did they make a mistake?

You guys that carry the CBOB 1911's, do yall carry the 4 inch barrel?

S&W ammo for my FNP-40. Which is the best for self defense, or is the difference negligible? The 165 grain has a higher velocity...but does the 180 make a wider or deeper channel? I searched here and googled it but couldn't find much either way so I wondered if there isn't much difference?

Another example of an out of control federal government, significantly larger than the founding father's ever intended, running roughshod over states who are supposed to have all powers not specifically designated to the federal government.

Cabelas has Corbon 380 JHP's in stock. A buck a round. At least 999 boxes in stock. Cabela's -- COR®BON Self Defense Handgun Ammunition

A dealer bought them out. I had bought everything I wanted. I emailed a friend to tell him, he called me back and said, what ammo? It's gone. I said, no way. It literally disappeared in a matter of minutes. It was around $14,000 worth of ammo. I guess by posting it here I probably enriched a dealer who bought them and will sell them for 3x cost.

Gone, someone bought the last 823 boxes in the past few minutes. Dang, ammo today, food tomorrow? Might be good to stockpile that too.

I ordered 10 boxes of this and 15 boxes of the Federal Hydra Shok hollow point 380's (they're out now). I've been waiting on a decent supply of ammo before getting a 380. Anyway, if there's a limit, its more than 10 boxes.

I don't have a 380 but everyone says they can't get ammo for them. I stumbled across this and thought I'd pass it on. Magtech 95 grain fmc, $15.99 per box of 50. 893 boxes available: Magtech 380 Auto - Box (380A) SGCUSA.com

Shirts for members sounds cool, maybe have a couple of colors to choose from. Could be an additional revenue stream to support the website as well.

A legal argument that should be considered is: the restaurant owner's opt-out ability (by posting the no guns sign) would remove their standing to bring the case. In other words, since restaurant owner's can opt-out like any other business, they do not have standing to bring the case.

I'm curious, not knowing what everyone looks like, how would you know who was there from TGO? Were yall wearing shirts or something? For that matter, how did you know which person was for which side? I've had these questions ever since I read your bulletin asking people to come to the hearing.

I went today and wasn't impressed. A friend who met me there wasn't either. The show just didn't seem to have the quality of stuff it had even a few months ago.

You just have to go to tennesseeanytime.org and change your address. If you pay $5, they'll reissue you the permit. If not, then the address is changed only in their computer system, which meets the legal requirement. Tennessee's website will also change your driver's license as well.

What's the point of showing up to "support" the gun side when no one will know which side you support? How do you "support" either side "silently"? Are we going to wear certain shirts or something? I saw this same language posted in the board's bulletin and it made no sense there either, so I thought I'd ask.

Those were my thoughts as well, how will anyone know your viewpoint. The request posted in this board's bulletin didn't make any sense, so I decided to stay home.

Got mine in 42 days without calling. Just got tied up in moving to a new house, unpacking, etc. Went to my old house to check the mail a few days ago and there it was. Not sure how long it had been in the mailbox...

I thought this bill dealt only with establishments that served alcohol in restaurants. Is there something in there about parks too?