tnhawk

My wife's permit arrived today, after 21 days.

The only problem I've had with 6.8 was finding ammo locally.  Silver State Armory has been my primary source as I haven't seen it on the shelf very often.

Congrats on getting your permit and thanks for your service. 

Congrats on the new shotgun!  I've had a Maverick for a year and it's served it's purpose well.  I got it for home protection - hope I don't ever need for it to pay for itself.

I've always thought most of the gun laws in CA were "likely unconsititutional".

It's the best looking gun Glock has ever made.

I've continued purchasing a few boxes every time I see ammo on the shelf but I haven't had time to  shoot very often this year.  If the price is more than I want to pay, I don't need it as I've got an adequate supply of most calibers now.  I don't have time to go to walmart every week to see the empty ammo shelves.

Lazy or stupid?  The resulting impression is the same.

 I started the process of obtaining an FFL, but decided not to complete it.  It's probably better that I didn't.  :surrender:

Beretta can best help their employees by offering them a chance to relocate to a state with less taxes and more freedom.

Repeated purchases of 1911 are the best cure for glockitis.

There's probably a baker's story, a gay's story, as well as the unbiased facts.  I don't think it was worth the expense of anyone to make it a court case.

I'm using a Uniden Guardian wireless system from Sams on my home.   My only complaint is I would like to be able to adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection. Tree limbs will trip the recorder on the most sensitive setting.  My hounds don't give as many false alarms. :rofl:

I was looking into the process before I returned to working full time.  Meeting the local city and county zoning requirements are the most difficult areas of the process.

It looks like the media forgot.  I haven't heard it even mentioned this year.

If I don't spend it on guns and knives, I'd waste it on bills.

404.98 including taxes. 

I learned about M1 thumb in 1965 in high school ROTC.  :up:

I'd have baked them a cake, but they might not have wanted to pay my price for it.

Outpost Armory has the 512 for $369. 

His parents should be making funeral arrangements for him, not complaining that his criminal actions were interupted.

Both of my Benchmade knives have been well made and dependable.

Everyone should have an M1A or M1 Garrand.

My Kimber has been exactly what I expected from KImber - accurate and dependable.  In the price range it sells, I expect a gun to be well made and reliable.  I've heard several complain about them and say they'd never own another one.  My RIA is also accurate and dependable, at a much lower price.   I'd like to have several more of each. :)

Can't go wrong with an 870.