Will Carry

  I bought my wife a Boker ceramic kitchen knife that “never needs sharpening”.  It’s as dull as a butter knife.  I tried using my Lansky sharpener with a diamond encrusted stone. Two hundred strokes on each side and it’s still dull!  I guess I can try two hundred more…….

They haven’t just asked us to tolerate gays. I do just that. I tolerate those people just like anyone else. I don’t have to accept them, just tolerate them. I am OK with that, if you are gay, that’s OK with me. It’s a sin, but I am a sinner too. I cannot pull a splinter out of your eye, when I have a plank in my eye. The Bible is what it is, it says that being gay is a sin. We are all sinners. The gay people are just going to have to start accepting that. They cannot change what the Bible says, only that, through Jesus Christ, they CAN be forgiven. That’s all Phil was trying to say.

     I am no expert on tactical training.  If you put that music on any video, then everyone in the video is going to look like idiots. It is a perfect example of how propaganda works. They play funny music, and everything looks funny: like Pavlog’a dogs. Who ever made this video wanted those people to look like idiots. I don’t know if they were doing good training or not, but I do no BS when I see it. I call BS on this. 

XD-45 with an extra magazine, my EDC gun and a Smith and Wesson model 36 in a hollowed out book in my book shelf.  If I can get to my closet I have some real guns.

I bought a +1 extended magazine for mine. It took some time to learn to love this little pistol but it's a dependable, good shootin' pistol and I trust my life to it.

Tanker,   I spent the best part of my youth battling cancer with my wife. 9 years we fought. She was 19 when she got it. I wouldn't trade those 9 years for anything.

I have one hanging in my closet. The dang thing shrank! Or my belly got bigger.  I can't wear it any more.

The Big South Fork area is a must see.  One of the last wild places in the south....that ain't swamp.

That is a nice range pack.

That Bowie? What is the history on it? It looks...authentic. 

The one great thing about Browning's design is that it is rugged and easy to manufacture. You don't have to have a refined 1911. BUT. If I had the money...I would let want a fancy 1911 with a poney on the slide. Just for it's historical value for nothing else. A 1911 is a hammer. Who makes the best hammer?

  Sidewinder, the short answer is "no". The loaded chamber indicator and the magazine safety, as far as I know, do not effect the pistol's operation.  I have heard that the LCI can cause the pistol to jam, but I have not found this to be true. Ruger will tell you that they don't hamper the action. I removed my LCI anyway and the magazine safety. I still have all the parts and can return the pistol to factory specs if I need to.   One thing about the Mark III Hunter is that it's barrel heavy.  It doesn't bother me but I have shot a competition Browning 22LR and the Browning was light as a feather.

I sent my Mark III Hunter to Iowa and had Volquartsen tweek it. It came back a Mark II. No loaded chamber indicator, No magazine safety, It now has a Volquartsen fancy grip and a trigger that is ...outstanding! Less than 3lbs.  I can dissassemble it and reassemble it blindfolded now. I also have way more money in this pistol than I will ever get back out of it but that's OK.This pistol is a keeper.  I have a red dot scope on it too.

     Whe I was young back in the 60s my great uncle Jack would take me quail hunting in rural Alabamer.  We would walk the fields and pastures with his dogs all day. When we would come up to a farmers house, or saw someone across a field, Uncle Jack would give out a holler. The other person would holler back. Sometimes they would have a hollering conversation. It seemed that everyone had a particular way a hollering so everyone would know who it was. I remember a holler of a man that I never saw, but over a period of years would here him running his dogs across the bottom land next to my uncle's farm. Same holler, every year.     They have a Spivey's Corner Hollerin Contest every year in Sampson County NC to remember this old tradition. I had forgotten about Uncle Jack's hollerin until I saw this contest on the local news. I was just wondering if anyone else remembers this hollering tradition being practiced.   Here is a video of the hollerin contest in Spivey's Corner. Now I know why so many Tar Heels migrated to Tennessee.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=podVxyUypqo

As long as hospitals are charging $800 for a warm blanket and $75 for two asprin, we will never have affordable health care. If the governemnt gets involved it will only make it worse.

I carry at Costco in Raleigh NC.  I still like Piggly Wiggly.

Can you imagine pulling those pistols on a mugger? 

I have a J.C.Higgins that was made in 1936 that I would put up against any rifle made today.  It's a Marlin model 100 made for Sears.

I did a show for Lamar when he became governor. He had a dinner for all the people who let him stay in their homes when he walked across the state. Minnie Pearl was there. I was a member of the Clown Company of Columbia Tennessee and was a comedic juggler. We did a Vaudeville show for them.

I figured if I ever found a woman who would consent to have sex with someone as ugly as me...I would marry her.

I added a Glock 19 to my collection because everybody said "You need a Glock."  I have grudgingly learned to appreciate it. It's a fine handgun and it lives by my bed with a CT Lazergaurd and +P JHPs. 

Will Carry sounds better than May Carry or Do Carry.

19!

When I was 14 I hit the red flag on our mailbox from 325 yards free standing, with a Higgins single shot 22 with open sights. From that day on I was considered the best shot in the area. Some people say it was a lucky shot but I used to spend hours down at the river shooting long shots with that rifle. 

I buy their 38sp and .357 when I go to a gun show here in Raleigh NC.  I have never had any problems with them.