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What's the purpose of the type of tip on that knife as compared to a more "normal" tip like on OS's knife?

    "honoring the request to withdraw services" ...   I imagine that was something like ..." well if you f'ing f's can't f'ing get this done any f'ing faster than that without f'ing it up 10 times along the f'ing way, I'll go find someone who f'ing will!"    It's a shame there's not video of that "discussion".  I bet it'd be the next youtube sensation.   :rofl:

    Pay to remove them?  Heat gun, razor blade, and an hour or so is all it takes.   And they've certainly gotten more free advertising than they ever dreamed of...  :rofl:

Just be aware that when the container says "high temperature" or "extreme pressure" or other such generalizations... they're exactly that, generalizations.  Pretty much everything referenced here says "high temp", but when you look at the specs that ranges from 290F to 1800F.  That's quite a difference.  The MSDS will tell you what's in the grease, unless it's some proprietary mix that they want to withhold as a trade secret. 

    I had the same thought.... can he legally withhold services to a specific area?  It's a taxpayer funded government entity.  How is that within his authority?  Clearly its not the most ethical thing to do, but they are politicians...

  Yep.           The product data sheet says good up to 325F with 500F excursions.  So a couple consecutive mag dumps may cause it to break down.

I feel for the guy, but I can't imagine trading in a work truck without removing the decals first.    And yes, the people that have called and threatened them.... that's a special kind of stupid. 

:rofl: I think those guys need a lesson on conflict resolution from my 1st grader.

Awesome! And you suck. Even more so if that's your back yard. :)

A dung heap with nice beaches, good cigars, and hot women.

Welcome!

Wow. 

    That's him, couldn't think of his name.  His brother... I was close. 

When the sportsman license is noticeably more expensive than neighboring states' non-resident license, I think you'll see fewer licenses sold here.  Particularly when pigs are off the menu.  Why pay $166 here when you can go spend a week in Ohio or WV, get a cheaper license, and get more deer that are much bigger? 

Interesting.  I thought Castro Jr. was even more of an anti-American wacko than his dad. 

And the world was outraged by the CIA torture report because how they interrogated grown men sworn to kill every infidel on the planet was wrong...

I can't come up with the appropriate words. I'm not sure they exist in the English language. If the world didn't believe how despicable and cowardly the Taliban is before, maybe they will now.

Cool! Surface rust - light steel wool and wipe it down with oil? Screw - penetrating oil for a while. Then use a small punch to tap on it to rotate it out. If that doesn't work, a gunsmith or machinist can get it out with a screw extractor, which isn't real difficultit you want to DIY. An impact driver might also get it out. Buttstock bolt - also penetrating oil for a while, then impact driver. Bore rust - brass bore brush and scrub, scrub, scrub.

Thoughts and prayers for you.  

Only TN could come up with that many different licenses.  :rolleyes:

Air bags with an on board compressor. Not hard to DIY if you've got tools.

An Irishman who doesn't know what a golf tee is?  Now that's funny.  :rofl:     :)

Now go bury it i the back yard and dig it up this time next year.  Needs patina.  ;)

There's plenty of ranges around (ORSA, Norris, John Sevier, Windrock, Tactical Advantage, Sevier Indoor Range,.... ), but I can't immediately think of one that might let you run classes.  Worth a call at least.  If you shoot at home, why not do it there?

I worked at Sears through the 90's.  Not a bad job for a high school kid to make money to immediately be wasted on girlfriends.  Thankfully, I worked in the stock room unloading trucks and stocking the sales floor at 6am instead of having to be a salesman.  We certainly had some fun... like the time an armored truck guy nearly drew his gun on me...  :eek:   I do recall having a big meeting where the store manager told us that this was the first year in Sears history where they lost money.  At the time Sears also owned a big insurance company (Nationwide?) and a hurricane had blasted central Florida.  The insurance claims had put the company in the red.  Seems that was the first of many to come.    And I'll echo a few other folks sentiments...  Yes, they made most of their money off the credit card.  Yes, the Sears catalog seems like a piece of Americana and it's sad to see it go.  Yes, customer service has gone completely to shit in the last few years.