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Alleycat72

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  1. If you have a lifetime permit, take your birth certificate. You'll need it.
  2. Anyone know notice more conservative adds and suggested stuff from Facebook?
  3. I live outside the city limits of Columbia. The rules are: My land = my rules. I shoot when ever I want and nothing much can be said about it. I however am not an A-hole. I try to be curious to my neighbors. This essentially means suppressors for as many guns as possible.
  4. Different hammer, but I'm pretty sure the trigger geometry is the same.
  5. This is not encouraging.
  6. Anyone know a good gunsmith that does trigger jobs on Ruger Bisleys?
  7. With a permit from TWRA all bets are off. The rules are clearly stated on the permit. We hunt deer at night with suppressed rifles equipped with thermal and night vision. We can keep the meat but not any horns. Any bucks shot and the game warden has to be called so he can collect the horns. I've been on permits where the horns must be cut off and left in the field. It's up to the TWRA agent that issues the permit. You have to prove the animal in question is doing damage. If coyotes are killing chickens and you get a permit, it's any means necessary. You are also liable for everything you do. Kill someone's dog and you're toast.
  8. The land owner needs a permit from TWRA for game animals if they need to be shot out of season. They have to be causing damage. They also need a permit for predators at night. Again, they have to be causing damage. You can be put on the permit.
  9. Would you confiscate your neighbor's gun if asked? For the right price of course.
  10. I had an AAC Cyclone that had about 8 to 10 thousand rounds through it. Took it pig hunting and ran some 20 round mags of 308 through it rather quickly. What I didn't know was that the blast baffle broke loose. Took it to the range and that baffle got in front of a bullet and destroyed the can. AAC gave me a new one and destroyed the old one.
  11. Kids. LOL I've adopted 3 in addition to the one I already had.
  12. Bluff city electronics
  13. I got back 2k more than expected. Time to change my deductions.
  14. 3 nights in Texas. Private land. We may have some places in AL, GA, and AR. We just couldn't hurt during deer season. That's over, so we are about to start make the rounds. We need to see if the other areas have good pigs.
  15. A little north of Fort Worth.
  16. Just a little over 11 hours of driving.
  17. Heading back to Texas in a couple of weeks for a hog eradication. Planning on taking 250 rounds. I'm one night hunting gun down due to the ATF not running forms during the shutdown, but it should be fun.
  18. Trail boss...
  19. I've been around the homeless in Nashville for 20 years. They don't want help. All they want is a handout so they can get beer or mouthwash. I depends on how much money they have that day. You're not going to make them change. I love stepping on hypodermic needles on my way to get my job done.
  20. With the 450 you can use cheap .452 bullets that expand at 45 colt velocities.
  21. Guess the magic number is 950 fps or so. If you're comparing a 230 at 850 fps 45.
  22. I don't, but was looking at it. I have about 3000 blackout cases left. After I run through them I'll start converting again.
  23. CH4D has one. https://www.ch4d.com/products/popular-calibers/300-blackout/DT300AAC
  24. From the pictures, it doesn't have a gas block or tube.

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