Alleycat72

First, what were you convicted of?

Well if the thing about guys with big guns are true, he may be packing some heat. LOL

I'm self taught when it comes to shooting. I learned long range shooting college.

I tend to agree. A guy with diabetes that dies in a car crash didn't die of diabetes. However people stopped dying of everything else when covid showed up. We will never know the true numbers.

I'm not getting the shot. My wife has 27 nurses and 3 got the shot. No one should be forced to take the shot and no one should be ridiculed for taking it. As with most all thing, the decision should be left up to the individual. Your position is sound. Now the government will call us fools while also calling the the people who took the shot foolish.

I think a 12 gauge is great also, but I don't want to give away my position. Pumping a shotgun is good for throwing cold water on guys that want an excuse for discontinuing their bravado, but for someone that means you harm it's not a good idea.

Don't forget some dicalcium phosphate, trace minerals, and salt.

Back when I was young and good at shooting handguns, I carried a 10mm with 8. I was relying on my skill at shooting targets. Now that I'm older and quite a bit better at shooting, I run 19 rounds in the mag.

This is alfalfa.

I spray my corn and alfalfa twice a year.

I have 1.5 acres of alfalfa. It's been in the ground for 4 years and I'll probably replant it next year. It's fantastic, but needs have a lot of lime added. The deer use it most of the year. They stop around the rut. I just planted 3 acres of field corn. I've had deer try and run me off from the corn field. Small portions can be bush hoged throughout the season if you want to attract deer more heavily. They use this from just before bow season till January. I'm trying a 1/2 acre of cowpeas this year next to the pumpkin patch. Soybeans went bad for me. You need an electric fence to keep the deer out until the plant is big enough that it can tolerate browsing.

I know a guy....

Single point if you like you nuts bumped every time you take a step.

The atf apparently doesn't have a problem with pistol to rifle back to pistol. https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/can-i-lawfully-make-pistol-rifle-without-registering-firearm

When I was competing, there was a limit on the amount of ammo one person could take on an airplane. It was something like 200 rounds of 308, but it was by the lb. They'll take around 500 rounds of 5.56. I'll have 300 rounds of 308, but I'll check the new regulations.

I'm going to be going on a hunting trip soon and we are flying. Do you guys fly with your guns or ship them to yourself? The ammo will have to be shipped due to the amount. Some of us will be using machineguns. It'll be the first time for me flying with NFA.

Did I mention I got 3 lbs of RL 26.

Hope he took the gun with him.

SOOOOO wish I could talk about this without getting anyone into trouble.

Accuracy testing has started. 100 yards

Nooooo. I'm not that knowledgeable. I just stick them on.

There's a place in Nashville that I eat at and I notice my bill was always $2ish more than the people in line with me. My buddies sister-in-law explain it to me the I would pay full price and she would get a discount at some business. Then my buddy, his wife, and the sister-in-law laughed at me for not knowing about the practice. LOL

Honestly, I believe a business or landlord should be free to put any restriction or refuse any one for any reason without government interference. I routinely eat at a restaurant that charges me more because of my skin color. Let the market decide their fate. The restriction they impose may piss me off, but I don't have the right to tell someone how to use their property.

Well, that's awkward.

700gr .458 prototype hp subsonic expander and 700 gr non expander.