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I dunno, look at the two complaining. Could be selective work by the artificial intelligence behind the curtain.

KROIL is your friend. And they are a Tennessee company. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=137203&utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=free&utm_campaign=10612

Randy, do I know you??? Did you happen to be in ARMY ROTC at UT Knoxville in the 80's? I have an old friend that had a sailboat and hometown is not far from Hermitage.

LOL, you sir are not quicker than a 56 Ford guy

Almost the same thing as OP. Needed to mow before it got thick. Checked oil (zing), good, new gas, good, cranked it till battery got tired. Put battery on charger, run to NAPA, get new spark plugs (x2), swapped plugs, shot of starter fluid, shazamm! 4.5 hours later and one burn pile of brush later, back and portion of front are mowed. Watched the last half of UK go down to WV. Would have liked to see the Cats and Vols square off for a National Championship. Guess it's all up to our Vols now as the lone SEC reps. Now watching re-runs of Deadliest Catch and looking at a Mosin and NEF shotgun that need to go.

The family farms in Wayne Co.

It has no basis in law to be done! That's it. I do not care that your single, your issue. You have two kids, again YOUR issue. You seem to think that these things that are your issues should be solved by others. You knew or should have known that healthcare costs money. Just like gas or food. When you decide you wish to use those services or buy gas or food, you better come with some cash or insurance. Stop thinking there is an unlimited magic source to all things and that the folks that make more money than you are evil because they planned better or even just got more lucky. Live to your means and don't let the envy eat you up.

Better make that April 2nd as no one will believe you.

It will do it, but why? It's a big honking bullet in most cases, unless you go with the 86 grain aluminum bullets from Lehigh. The most common bullets are the Remy 300 grain JHPs and the 405 grain soft points. They will reach out there but your putting quite a bit of arc in those bigger rounds. If your looking for ranges of 200+ neither the 458 or the Beowulf are your round. Anything inside that is doable and repeatable. For an AR with more umph and range the AR10s or the 6.5 Grendel on the standard platform are more suitable. All that said, Marty Ter Weeme the developer of the round posted pics of a guys rig with the Quigly down under sights on it and he was ringing a gong at 700 plus yards. Of course it looked like he was shooting artillery at that point but it will go there. Mine was zeroed at 100 and was dead right there shooter during deer season. 300 grain JHPs 405 grain soft points and 475 grain Barnes solids points 1900 fps and 1600 fps 86 grain deep well hollow points, 3800 fps at the muzzle

458 is the ticket. Much better ballistics and bullet selection. Owned one and miss it very much. Will own one again someday. Taken several deer with mine and it's a hoot to shoot. Several here have shot it. I'm sure they can weigh in on it.

Perhaps post some of that "gun commentary" you talked about in your first 21 posts first then step into the groove of the place. Timing is everything and we have had more than our fair share of shills and moonbats step in for a bit but usually move along. Thanks for the Benefactor submission. Post away, the membership will definitely respond to your "opinion".

That's a health care issue strick and off topic, please refrain.

Troll is the word you were looking for. +1 Mark@Sea, as usual dead on topic. Federal government handles foreign relations, maintains civilian control of the standing Army and I'll add can assist the states in building the Interstate Highway system so that they don't end at the borders... Other than that, civil infrastructure such as fire, police and education is the States responsibility. We need to remember that as well when calls for a Constitutional Convention or Opt out plans continue to grow. The States need to take their responsibilities back and be a heck of a lot more proactive in what they do as well. We need more signs along Tennessee Highways telling us which watershed we are entering.....need I say more?

In there like the warts on Nancy's nose.

Hollywood influence, they have to build it to a bigger finish right at the wire. Also, some of those so proud to have their names one way or the other will wait till time expires to that they can walk to the bench and have their vote read into the record. I predict Pelosi to be one of them. Crap, there it is, 216. The new 666.

Worriedman says it all in a few paragraphs. Sorry for what you had and will go through.

Crap, thought the cable had switched to Scary Movie IV.....just Pelosi making her way to the podium. Made me remember I had to go to the bathroom, be back in a few.

John Boehner is raking em over the coals. He's still part of the slime but at least he appears tonight to be the white speck on top of the chickenspit. I think I have set a new personal high for CSPAN viewing today. Flipped back and forth from the Bristol race to CSPAN and then went straight to watching the house debate. They need to go ahead and call for the vote though now. It's all been said. Time to Dance.

It's 18K but who's counting?

No its conservative or Libertarian. If it were Republican they would have attacked them as issues long ago. Both sides just care about remaining in power and that power comes from votes. You don't get votes telling the most selfish people as a group on the face of the earth NO, when it comes to entitlements.

I would dig up something to donate then.

All insurance should cover is catastrophic issues, not routine things. Again, like auto insurance, it covers accidents, not oil changes, so its affordable. If you abuse it with multple wrecks and speeding tickets that raise your risk factor, you get kicked to the curb, it's your fault. Sounds like your covered. What you should be complaining about is the amount of control put on it and those associated costs that drive up costs. That and abuse of the system. Your insurance bill is high because you not only pay for your risk, but those that used their max amounts last year AND all the costs added to those bills for the un-insured that got free healthcare and the costs got absorbed by the rest of us. Fix these cost drivers, and they will be draconian as well, but the majority's costs will drop to where we could all afford it easily. I believe we should also drop job sponsored health insurance so you get it on the market. That way it's not an issue of moving or losing a job that can get you in the pre-existing issue. Again, personal choice and responsibility.

You may serve bacon with Sutton's approval.

Are you doing it in the name of TGO or individually? I wonder what their stance would be in accepting funds from a gun rights organization?

Oh Shoot, and anyone else that has issues with insurance. 1. Did you know when you were in your twenties that you would get older and at some point die? 2. Did you ever think you might get sick? 3. At any point, thinking about the two above questions, did you set your self on a plan to ensure you would do all you could do financially and physically to alleviate and prepare for these enevitable occurences? I'm not cracking on you but simply put, we are only granted the right to pursue happiness, not have it handed or mandated to us. As to your costs going up, even though your not using all your benefits. The reason is simply that everyone else IS using their benefits to the max and then some. The insurance companies are being made out to be the bad guys in this but you all need to realize they only make normal or lower than normal profits for companies of their size. The rest goes back to paying for all the care they pay for and the management and administration of it. Want to see great rates, wait till the government goes single payer and your guaranteed coverage, even with pre-existing conditions but only have to wait 2 years to get that cancer treatment started due to budgetary constraints. Those 18,000 new IRS enforcement and administrative employees won't miss a check but you will wait for your new and great coverage! The worst thing that ever happened in this whole debacle was allowing insurance to be created and then add mandates to it. If it was paid for out of pocket, the costs would be amazingly lower today.