Motasyco

Chattanoogan.com Web Poll Should local cities ban guns in their parks? Yes 55% No 45% 1267 votes

The site details say married and straight but I have my doubts. My gaydar was screaming.

Very good! It could be a bit more challenging perhaps. I think I could get a bingo in the first aisle.

I'm not certain on this but I from the information I've been able to gather, to be in a gang you must have a lack of understanding on how a belt works and the inability to determine the proper orientation of headgear.

I guess it's time to clean out the closet to make some room!

Well, next time I'll be ready! By the way, OS, I have ammo and stripper clips now for the Carcano I have. I know you want to shoot it.

Y'all been stirring up this Mosin kool-aid and it's pretty potent stuff. I took just a sip and wound up with this 91/30. From the discussion here, I believe I must have gotten a bad deal. This one looks too nice, clean and shiny. I'm thinking I should leave it out in the yard for a few weeks then drag it behind my car for a day or two. I got 80 rounds of copper casing ammo with it. I hope it's safe to shoot. Can't wait to get it to a range. I held a couple of Carcanos but they just weren't speaking to me. This Mosin reached right out and grabbed me as I walked by. It came with the spike bayonet, sling, ammo pouch, tool kit, oil can, and the cleaning rod. This thing's nearly as tall as I am. I know, it didn't happen if there's no pictures, so...

Just take it to the range and "become one with it". Any excuse to go shoot.

Actually, I believe I've got a few years on you. Maurice's BBQ in Lexington is pretty good I'm just not nuts about the mustard based sauce they use in those parts. I'm a west NC boy and prefer the red over the yellow.

Welcome!

Sorry, no good strip clubs as I remember.

Hey, that looks like me when I come out of the pool on a cold day.

I used to live there. Had 10 acres on Lake Murray with my own boat ramp and dock. And yep, not much going on there other than the lake. If you go a few miles to Columbia, there's a decent museum and a pretty good live music scene as is usual around a college town. Used to see Hootie and the Blowfish before they were big. Now, dare I say it....if were a different time of the year, and you were a Gamecocks fan...

Oh yeah!

I avoid Gatlinburg like I avoid the clap. Two wheels or four. I don't have the patience needed to drive in that traffic. And I used to live in Atlanta.

They have Sheilas.

Good info! Thanks!

I ran (well, actually walked fast) to the safe to check and I couldn't find it on the rifle but I checked the S&W website and it says 5.56 or .223. I guess I'm safe. Thanks!

So, help me out here. You can buy from an out of state dealer in person? Is this just in some states? What's the scoop?

Could someone elaborate on the .223/5.56 thing. I don't want to blow up either. I've been shooting 5.56 in my M&P15.

In Australia Foster's is considered tourist beer. The beer I saw most Australians drink is Victoria Bitters or as they say VB. And kangaroo is tourist meat. Skippy can be found dead on the side of the road like possum are here.

I got a letter from S&W today with a shipping label to send in my Model 22A for a recall. I called them to ask about the turnaround and they said about three weeks. I'll sure miss it while it's gone. There is also one on some Walther PPK and PPK/S pistols. IMPORTANT SAFETY RECALL NOTICE - May 29, 2009 PRODUCT: Model 22A Pistols DESCRIPTION OF THE HAZARD: Smith & Wesson has identified a condition that may exist in certain model 22-A pistols. Based on our ongoing product review, we have determined that the slides of certain pistols manufactured from August 1, 2008 to February 19, 2009, may not meet the design specification. This can create a situation where insufficient headspace exists creating a risk of unintended discharge. DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT INVOLVED: This recall applies only to 22-A pistols manufactured from August 1, 2008 to February 19, 2009. Affected pistols fall within the following serial number range: UBW0000 - UBW9999 UBY0000 - UBY4104 REMEDY/ACTION TO BE TAKEN: STOP USING YOUR PISTOL AND RETURN IT TO SMITH & WESSON AT ONCE. Any unintended discharge of a firearm has the potential for causing injury, and we ask that you stop using your pistol immediately. Please contact Smith & Wesson's customer service department for instructions on the return of your pistol Here's the Walther notice: PRODUCT: Walther PPK and PPK/S pistols DESCRIPTION OF THE HAZARD: Smith & Wesson has identified a condition that may exist in certain PPK and PPK/S pistols which may permit a round to be discharged without the trigger being pulled. When the manual safety is disengaged, Smith & Wesson’s Product Engineering Group has determined that the possibility exists in certain firearms that lowering the hammer may cause a chambered round to fire. DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT INVOLVED: This recall applies to all Walther PPK and PPK/S pistols manufactured by Smith & Wesson from March 21, 2002, until February 3, 2009. The Serial Numbers of the pistol subject to this recall are as follows: 0010BAB - 9999BAB 0000BAC - 9999BAC 0000BAD - 9999BAD 0000BAE - 9999BAE 0000BAF - 9999BAF 0000BAH - 9999BAH 0000BAJ - 9999BAJ 0000BAK - 9999BAK 0000BAL - 5313BAL 0000BAM - 1320BAM 0000LTD - 0499LTD 0001PPK - 1500PPK 0026REP - 0219REP 0001WLE - 0459WLE REMEDY/ACTION TO BE TAKEN: STOP USING YOUR PISTOL AND RETURN IT TO SMITH & WESSON AT ONCE. Any unintended discharge of a firearm has the potential for causing injury, and we ask that you stop using your pistol immediately. To facilitate the repair of your pistol, please contact Smith & Wesson's customer service department to receive instructions for the return of your pistol to Smith & Wesson. When you return your pistol to Smith & Wesson, we will replace the existing hammer block feature with a new part at no cost to you. Your firearm will be returned as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Very nice!

Way to go Dad! Activies like this really help to create a bond with your kids and memories that will not be forgoten. The country needs more Dads like you. That's a fine looking smile on that young man's face. I don't think there's much you could have done to make him look any happier.