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I can’t wait to get a Yeet Cannon for myself. This is morning I delivered across the street from the S&W factory in Springfield, MA. Sadly, tours were not available.

I can’t wait to get a Yeet Cannon for myself.

Thanks for the podcast! Speaking of which, two things. I really enjoy when @TGO Sandy is on the show. Also, congrats to the two of y’all for the recent news.

Most recent episode of the Shooter’s Nation tackles the topic. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shooters-nation-podcast/id1352945521#episodeGuid=3806e8ee3faa4a71b4eb97edb1e71250

*looks at own custom title* Hmmm...maybe I should change that. Nahhhhh.

These guys have a great late 70s/early 80s country sound. I suspect there is a bit of artifice in it all, but the sound is excellent.

It seems like a hamfisted way of referring to public parks or other places where a school is in attendance for a function.

I always viewed the zombie craze as a symptom of the growing unease of people with the world around them. I think folks could feel that things were getting sketchy and zombies were a stand in for the public at large. I think the zombie craze really took hold in the gun community because folks used zombies as a way to train themselves to shoot at human shapes targets without admitting to themselves or sometimes others what was really going on.

And on...

He got banned for other stuff, but his thread lives on! ...and on... and on... and on...

Quoting to emphasize the bolded bit. I’m generally opposed to a BOS, but were I a buyer, I’d be ok with signing the BOS @DaveTN posted. The one you have, I wouldn’t. I’m ok with giving someone a name and phone number, even showing them ID/HCP to prove residency. I’m not ok with giving someone my DL#, address, and pretty much all the info needed for identity theft. You have the right to ask for whatever information you wish to feel comfortable making a sale, but the buyer can also decline to provide it so it’s wise to make sure everyone is on the same page prior to agreeing to a sale and meeting up.

No. They aren’t.

You missed that little spot around Pittsburg where they say “Y’inz”.

Should we merge? I think we should merge. Let’s merge. j/k

Well, 2019 has a long list of things about it that are just plain nuts so those prices should feel right at home.

It’s twue! When I worked overnights, your 8am was my 8pm. I’d be passed out drunk by not long after noon.

I’d be comparing the factory mags to other types of doublestack mags like the BHP, Beretta 92, etc to see if one is similar enough that it can be modified to fit. I have a sneaking suspicion that the CZ mag would be the place to start on that front.

I love California. It’s a beautiful state with pretty much every type of terrain all within just a few hours of you, wherever you are in the state. It’s the voters that are the problem.

We all make our own choices, but it’s more than sketchy enough to me all around that I’ll abstain from being involved in any way in borrowing or lending of equipment for the purposes of making a firearm. I’m not implying that you are intending or attempting to skirt the laws, just that I don’t trust the folks over at Burn All Toddlers First not to get the hankering to come a knocking after some posts on the interwebs. Like @DaveTN said, they do what they want and I like my dog and kids alive.

I’d be very careful about attempting to monetize letting others use use one’s equipment to finish out their 80% receivers. That very behavior was part of the problems Ares Armor had with the ATF a few years back. IIRC the way it ended up shaking out is that the ATF considered that being in the business of manufacturing. As far as they were concerned, it didn’t matter if you didn’t operate the equipment, if you owned it, you manufactured it.

Those prices are nuts. Thanks Bill.

The Scout, Bronco, Blazer, FJs and the Wagoneer are all SUVs that date to the 60s.

For the record, I love PBR. Of course I’m a fan of most any beer that was likely to be drank by my grandfather or his contemporaries. Nothing the yard beers that were drank by the blue collar guys in the 40s-60s.