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analog_kidd

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  1. Just take the pistols, leave the long guns home. You'll be OK.
  2. Maybe call the park and talk to the ranger. Ultimately he/she will be the one to arrest you if a long gun is discovered.
  3. We have one of the Bed Store's knock off models and I love it. It is really stiff at first an dtakes some getting used to. You'll lay down on it and sink in slowly for a few seconds, then find it difficult to roll over because you are in a you shaped mold with stiff sides. Feels great though. After a while the stiffness wears off. They say there are little micro bubbles that need popping for the stiffness to go away. We let the grandkids jump on it for a while. Of course there are other activities that break it in Anyway, I love ours and would never go back to anything else.
  4. I bought a P3AT and installed the belt clip, but I don't care for it. I carry in my pocket and found that it was difficult to draw with the clip in use. I also didn't care for the feel of it inside my waist band. I ended up with a desantis pocket holster. It's made out of neoprene and holds the gun in place while in my pocket. It also sticks inside my pocket, so I can draw the pistol and not the holster. As an added bonus, It hides the shape of the gun, so there is no printing. I started carrying in my front pocket, but I also keep my knife there, and it kept getting in the way. Now I keep it in the back pocket. Took a little while to get used to the feel, and it's a bit uncomfortable to sit on, but that is where I kep it most of the time now.
  5. People who take pictures of their guns displayed on top of their wife's flowery bed spread. Really?
  6. Microsoft Outlook meeting notices that default to a 15 minute reminder, and people who schedule meetings and leave the 15 minute reminder. Had a meeting today two miles away from my office, Outlook pops up and says "Don't forget your meeting in 15 minutes". Had to run around like a crazy person and just barely made it.
  7. Toilet paper that rolls off the WRONG way
  8. Here's a target you can print out that may help... http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf/files/TargetRightHanded.pdf
  9. The Hanging of Mary The Elephant | Blue Ridge Country Here is a link to the story of Mary the Elephant, who was hung in Erwin, TN.
  10. A person would need to weigh around 1,450 pounds to have enough fat to stop a bullet. Although their body would be bullet-proof, they could still be killed by a shot to the head.
  11. analog_kidd

    Ruger Mark 3

    Here is a link to a page with some pretty good step by step instructions for field stripping: 2245 Maintenance Page
  12. I carry OWB too, put on a cover shirt with a couple bottom buttons fastened. Mostly this keeps it covered, but if it exposes I don't really care, unless I'm at a stop light. That's the great thing about TN HCP, it doesn't have to be concealed. You can open carry if you like, but I don't recommend it. Also, my wife rides with me a lot and she keeps an eye on it for me.
  13. Cockroaches taste through their feet
  14. If your head is chopped off, you can remain conscious for about 25 seconds!
  15. There are 10 types of people in this world, those who can read binary, and those who can't.
  16. The weight of ashes from the average cremated human body is 9 pounds
  17. Babies are born without kneecaps – they develop at between two to six years of age.
  18. When I started carrying, I kept the gun cocked, with a full magazine, but removed the round from the chamber. In a SD situation, I would have to cycle the slide to load one in, which is undesireable, but still I was carrying which was way better than not. Anyway, keeping the gun cocked but empty helped me prove to myself that I was not going to accidently have it go off. After a month or so of seeing the gun still in the cocked and yet unfired condition, I graduated myself up to live and loaded.
  19. I'd be in if it's something in the East. Not really interested in travelling to Mid or West TN.
  20. I guess I never thought about using shotgun slugs for deer hunting. What would you say would be the max range they would be effective? Is this a common round?
  21. OK, so pretty much any softpoint or hollowpoint I can find at Walmart would be alright? What about something like the Wolf hollowpoints? I had been thinking of picking up a bunch of this stuff anyway. Is there anyway someone would know that they are mil-surp? Oh, and the Wolverines call is a given.
  22. OK, so I've never been deer hunting before. I'm planning on taking the hunter safety course here in a few weeks. I'd like to give it a try. Unfortunately, the only guns I have that I could hunt with is a shotgun, and my AK. I don't want to go spend money I don't really have on a new hunting rifle, just to find out hunting is not really my thing. I doubt it, but you never know. Anyway, is it acceptable to hunt with my AK? Are there any restrictions about magazine capacity, hollowpoint/FMJ? Most importantly, will the other hunters all laugh at me? After all, hunting is about style, right?
  23. Seems to me Freedom of Speech may trump this law.
  24. There is a guy in front of her, that is turned around looking at her. The look on his face says it all.
  25. Love the Dummies!

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