MacGyver

How funny.

SWFA SS10X42 - Great scope for the money. Have one on an AR and shot easily at 150yds. last night. http://swfa.com/SWFA-SS-10x42-Tactical-Riflescope-P499.aspx

Nice. Looks like a productive way to celebrate our Freedom - and give anyone who's thinking about trying to take it second thoughts.

The 160th never seems to go anyplace easy. Be safe out there.

Prayer from me.

A shiny happy paper for people who don't really want or care about the news.

Nice. How's it shoot?

Spectacular!

CCI Mini-Mags stay subsonic. They are pretty easy to find, and as quiet as any regularly available ammo I've fired through any suppressor. I've heard horror stories on the 60gr SSS rounds. They can have a tough time stabilizing and thus cause baffle strikes. If I were going to shoot them, it would be out of a weapon designed to stabilize them.

That sounds fun!

I was thinking about this the other day when I saw that the govenor of New Hampshipe signed a new bill into law making switchblades and other autos legal. I started checking into the laws, and come to find out, both California and New York are ahead of us on this issue. They both allow autos in some form or fashion for both possession and carry. Maybe we could forward a copy of the New Hampshire law over to some of our reps?

suicidemachine.org - an interesting take on the concept

Now those are fun times. Be safe out there.

Have fun on a few needed rest days. Readjustment is hard. When you live on the trail for months at a time, you occasionally feel the urge just to toss everything when you get back and go back out.

Unless you want to shoot up a grocery store with an accidental discharge like happened over in Clinton last year, run away...quickly.

That is a GREAT looking blade. I'm in for one for sure!

I carry one. I use either a D.M. Bullard Dual Tuck if I'm carrying IWB or a Raven Concealment Phantom LC if I'm wearing a jacket.

Congrats. And thank you for 36 years of underpaid service. Have fun and be safe out there.

I didn't even know you could buy waterbeds anymore.

We've started getting tarballs on CR-30A thus week. Grayton Beach, Seaside and Santa Rosa beach are all getting them. A friend of mine down here told me that not a single piece of property in Seaside or Watercolor has sold since the spill happened. This is going to have a major long term impact.

BladeHQ was running a deal on these a couple of weeks ago.

I've handled one. They're pretty nice. They are pretty wide, which I like in a blade, but it's pretty big in your pocket. And this is coming from someone whose EDC is a Spyderco Military, which is no small blade itself.

I'm curious as to why this guy was reluctant to sign his plea deal in open court??? I've worked a lot of cases, and been a part of a lot of plea deals over the years, but that's the first I ever recall seeing something like this.

I'm kind of hesitant to step in here, as this thread seems to be taking that ominous turn that these threads usually make. That said, the thing I keep thinking about here is not how we've failed this generation in their upbringing, but how we somehow failed their parents generation. Mind you, I'm only 35, but if I had tried a stunt like those girls pulled, looking like a fool on YouTube would be the least of my concerns. My dad would have killed me, and probably called the officer I assaulted to come help.

Imagine how frustrated the militant group must have been - "AGGGH, WHY ARE ALL OF THESE DOMAIN NAMES TAKEN! We're never going to get our website up now."