mikegideon

[quote name='Sour Kraut' timestamp='1351866877' post='837745'] Mosinitis......you all have it. [/quote] Not all of us. I dodged that one, but just barely.

[quote name='TMF' timestamp='1351865339' post='837720'] But grown folks collecting beanie babies and stuffed bears from Vermont is totally normal. I collect. I only have two arms, so I'm not so delusional to think that having [b]so many firearms is going to protect me more than if I just had one[/b]. [/quote] Sure they will. Line 'em up on the window sill and run a broom handle thru the trigger guards . Haven't figured out how to bump fire them that way, but I'm working on it.

Are you off vacation?

Pro global warming. If sea levels keep rising, it will be plumb up to Bloomberg's chin. He'll drown before everybody else, since he's only 4 feet tall to begin with.

Guilty here

Damn! My little sister did something like that when she wrecked her horse. Gonna be more than a cast

Aim carefully. You don't wanna hit that widescreen TV

It's not possible to hoard guns with one safe, even if the safe is full, and you have one or two under the bed.

Easy. If you have to add on to your house, you're hoarding.

Maybe it will keep Obama busy enough that he won't screw up anything else . Got a few months before we shove his ass into a Uhaul anyway.

There was a gazillion lawyers in 2000. The Supreme Court is final, correct?

Yep. Mine is real light, and has a lot of wind surface area because of the screens.

This was a well written article, at least technically. ANYBODY that goes thru all the crap to become the pres was doing it as much for the history books as anything else. If Obama thinks he can win a dispute over the vote, then he'll fight just like Gore AND Bush did. When it's time for him to go, he'll leave quietly. The guy is a commie, and has a huge ego, but he does care about his mark on history. Oh yeah... :tinfoil: :tinfoil:

They're a lot safer than they used to be, thanks to OSHA.

John is a pretty old guy, too. He's been climbing for me for a number of years.

Depends on the gun. Start at 10 ft. Gotta move it back if there's lots of blast, like with a .458 SOCOM.

No. It's easy to read the display from a distance. I just write the numbers down.

Yep. Sometimes you need to clock your bullets. Mine sure has come in handy

This and a decent tripod. Real light, big shooting area, and works real well. Note 96 reviews, 4.6 stars. You may want the remote too. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/852429/competition-electronics-prochrono-digital-chronograph

I'm glad. They sure seem to have a lot of satisfied customers.

Does PSA make any of their own parts?

Haven't heard anything bad about the PSA product. I'm a big RRA fan though, and think their stuff is a cut above.

Love it!

"You don't want to go there," Thompson implored. "This will end badly. I can break a tooth with this .380"

http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/31/politics/sandy-voting-election-day/index.html?hpt=hp_t2