Lumber_Jack

No not the politicians, the actual screws used in leatherwork. One backed out of my beltman belt and I need a replacement. Anyone know where I can pick up one? I of course can buy them online but I like a brick and mortar. I live in Knoxville/Johnson City, but travel to Paducah twice a month through Nashville/Clarksville.

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I only load .45 of the calibers you listed. I use Unique. It works well for me. I might try tight group when it's all gone

I believe he has addressed a similar question before. He didn't like the quality if their products if I remember correctly.

Be weary if he asks you to lunch "you know, just as friends"

Every multiple account user I've seen has been snuffed out. I wouldn't worry too much around here.

ArcGis has street level data available, but I don't believe it will creat a route on its own. You'd have to draw the route in by mouse and that would suck. Let me know what you find. I've wanted to do similar tasks. I'm gonna try out some of the above suggestions.

It's Glock and the dealers discretion who gets the discount. Glock doesn't call it a law enforcement discount, it's simply called the Blue Label program. EMTs and Paramedics qualify as well and they aren't law enforcement.

How'd I miss this party?

Welcome, glad to have you. You should post some picks of your wind chime and wine racks, I'd love to see what you make.

  You must not have read my first post, I dont like snake boots.  I wear snakeproof gaiters.  As a professional forester I have spent many moons in the woods.  With that said, I've not seen a ton of snakes, but the ones I have seen, I've almost (or actually) stepped on.  It only takes one bite to ruin your day.  And venomous snakes are prevalent throughout the state, it matters not where you are located.  Personally I've seen Timber Rattlers as far East and Johnson City and as far west as Paris.    From my experience Copperheads are much more aggressive than rattlesnakes.  Ive worked with lots of guys who never wear snake protection, but most due.  just a matter of choice.     I hear people all the time say "there are a ton of snakes up there", which usually means they have heard of someone seeing one, one time.  In genearl most places are low risk for snake bites, but once you've been struck in your snake guards, you'll never leave home without them again.  

  I agree, rate of fire was rigged.  no way the cyclical rate was faster on that shotgun than the AR.  I do think he made a good point with the "projectiles on target" comparison

I wanna know how they have all those ARs in stock.  Dont they know people are going crazy

To me it's not about looking and seeing, it's about the ones you might not see. I prefer to walk through brush and debris and not think twice about the timber rattler sitting in the bottom.

I have one left, but I'm saving it for my new truck this year. I'm sure you won't miss the notice when they come available. I have given 5 away since the last time we ordered some. Lots of interest

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="881905" timestamp="1357942355"]Wonder if he'll still do The Ed Show tonight?[/quote] I hope not. But I'm sure Ed has plenty of cannon fodder now regardless

How good would it be if a CEO of a cooperation came out on public television and told Biden to "Lick my nuts"?  I would spend every last penny I ever earned at that buisness

I'm not paying that much, but yes sadly people are. I think it's stupid to pay more than they were marked 3 weeks ago

Uhh, not all of Cali is hot. Lots of mountains as well

This is where I see it going. "Good thing we have such strong gun laws"

Yeah I'm similar. I actually carry a glock as much as a 1911, I just like to shoot the 1911 better so that's how I voted. 1911, 2 iPhones, 3 iPads, MacBook, iMac, and a partridge in a pear tree.

That's a nice one. Go here and browse, there are some good ones. http://www.gadsdenandculpeper.com As far as "advertising our intentions". I've thought the same thing, but honestly, hiding our "come and take them" attitude isn't going to change the future course of actions, nor my recourse against them. Might as well have some fun in the mean time. And I agree Hersh, wearing a shirt is always a plus

These are the gaiters I wear. I'd steer clear of the ones with plastic inserts, they are cumbersome when siting and getting up and down. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004UOKRUU?ie=UTF8&force-full-site=1&ref_=aw_bottom_links

Good reminder, I always wait too late. And usually find I stored my mouth calls improperly and they are seized up. As far as snake boots, I'd pass. Over the calf boots at not comfortable unless they are rubber type, loose at the top, and those can be hot. It is a dangerous time as snakes are emerging and definitely need to be carful. I wear snake gaiters, that wrap around and velcroe and snap. They will last much longer than any pair of boots and probably Save you money in the long run. I have a pair of thick canvas gaiters that are easily 8 yrs old and they have seen much more extensive use than just turkey season.

1911 and iPhone, I like my guns like my electronics....high priced ;)