Chucktshoes

I got some websites for ya that can help with that.

I see having to provide ID to online ammo retailers being a thing in the near future. I’m kinda surprised it hasn’t already been implemented to be honest.

The sixth circuit has issued an injunction preventing the ATF from enforcing its rule declaring bump stocks as machine guns. so as of now, bump stocks are currently legal again. https://www.gunowners.org/victory-court-rules-a-bump-stock-is-not-a-machine-gun/?fbclid=IwAR1LBosxq5qwR4iqoH9v8zRhgNFhmRdsyKNolAx0c7vWrpEPCAOKHnBFWv4

It’s not uncommon for folks to join specifically for the purpose of buying or selling an item. Sometimes they even stick around and become valued member of the community.

Yes. Like that.

Guys, let’s make sure we keep political talk tightly focused on 2A issues.

Well, I feel like there’s a joke about minimum acceptable ASVAB scores or the different branches just sitting around here somewhere.

I was in a non-combat role in the AF. Two days in BMT on the rifle range, and that was it. Didn’t touch a gun again while I was in.

I suspect that a major reasons you didn’t hear anything about mass shootings last year are threefold. 1) Trump. The election sucked up all of the air out of the room. 2) The pandemic sucked out what air was left after talking the election. 3) With the political situation being what it was, it was known that nothing was going to get done. So the focus was on changing the political situation so that if the opportunity arose again, something could get done. * not even trying to, or opening a window to discuss the merits of the political points, just stating them as what I believe are the contributing factors to why we didn’t hear about mass shootings in 2020.*

Without getting too overtly political, you know the mainstream media outlets are very disappointed about this particular development.

Once again, none of the constitutional carry bills have any effect on the permits. They simply remove the necessity for one for a citizen to carry in the state. The permits all remain intact and with all of the requirements. This will only affect the carrying of a firearm within the state of TN.

Y’all can say what you want about Memphis all you like. Our corner of the state ain’t getting filled up with Yankees. Y’all, sorry, y’inz or youse can enjoy the new dialects ‘round them parts.

That’s really cool.

Hail to the King, baby.

Gotcha. I agree. Still doesn’t mean I’m playing those games.

According to the best information I have, ITAR works in amusing ways. Once foreign made tubes or other ITAR controlled items hit US soil, they are ITAR controlled. So that full power Russian Perst laser that my buddy ordered from Ivan Tactical became ITAR and it can’t be shipped back for warranty repair if it breaks. ITAR rules are nonsensical in many respects, but I don’t recommend playing games on that front.

Different rules for .gov orgs. They aren’t bound by ITAR in the same way.

An abomination.

James Yeager has been vocal regarding his views on red dots on guns intended for serious use duty/CC (he doesn’t like them). Scott Jedlinski invited him to take his RDS instructor class at Royal Range. It’s a long video, about 90% of it is class instruction. Lots of valuable information in the video.

You bring up some valid points. I’d like to hear from the current and former LE regarding them.