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Sounds really nice, but $1200/yr?!? Unless you've got the decimal in the wrong place, that's waaaaay beyond my modest means. ORSA offers very similar facilities and training opportunities and is $120/yr (family). Cherokee Rod And Gun Club - not quite as extensive facilities, but reasonably nice. $75/yr (family) Unaka Rod and Gun Club - basically same as above $90/yr (family) Volunteer Rifle & Pistol Club - again, similar. $96/yr (family). I know things are more expensive on the left coast, but that sure seems pricey to me. I hope he's studied the demographics and knows there's a market out there for such a thing. Perhaps I misunderstand, is the training and such free for members or at additional cost? If the membership fee includes a couple of those 2 day training classes at no additional cost, that might make it more reasonable, though I still couldn't afford it. I'd happily pay the $10/day assuming the "members only" days aren't every weekend.

Relax. Wear what you're most comfortable in. The vast majority of people wouldn't notice if you were on fire. Half of those who might notice, wouldn't do anything about it.

A nice pocket pistol. Activating the laser isn't the easiest thing and it has the typically long-ish DAO trigger, but otherwise a fine gun.

I wouldn't even consider running. You wouldn't make it but a few steps. This. ... and this.

True, but perhaps a tad harsh for a little one. This. Crickets, red worms, bobbers. The type of pole doesn't matter. Find a quiet spot with some brush or other cover for the fish nearby.

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The top one looks like an SKS-M (Chinese) with a thumbhole stock. The bottom one could be Chinese or Russian. SKS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Collecting and Shooting the SKS Carbine - HISTORY

Can your grandmother (or someone else local) not just stick them in a closet until you have the opportunity to come get them?

Wow. That's awesome!

8:06am EDT, 7/28. First I've tried since yesterday afternoon. Thanks for keeping our playground running!

Field strip may not even be necessary. That's the whole benefit of this method.

Exactly. Because mine's bigger than yours.

I'd bet significant $$ that most of those "rough characters" (and plenty not so rough) had guns in their cars, regardless of company policy. Everywhere I've worked banned guns both in the building and in employees' cars. That doesn't stop lots of people, HCP holder's included. This. It must be simple, concise, direct. Personally, I like the "no unauthorized weapons". Just have an official form that provides authorization, signed by the employee and management. That helps ensure that the management is aware and can't "play dumb".

McMaster-Carr They take credit cards, you'll likely have it in 2 days.

I've don't recall if this place is posted, but they sure have an excellent selection. Music Outlet

I've bought some stuff over the past few years, mostly ammo. No problems. If that's a good deal, it'll sell out quick.

This just reaffirms my belief that we have a legal system, not a justice system.

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Got a pic of her holding you as a baby? To me, that's the classic "mother's love" image. If you don't want an actual portrait, there's some basic symbology around that concept as well.

Lobbyist groups and manufacturers consortiums conspiring to control the market in a socialist economy? Why, I've never heard of such a thing! Say it ain't so! (that's sarcasm folks)

Always? You should read Falfiles more often. I bet that's what happened. Someone screwed them but they were too busy to notice, so they passed the screwing on to you. Glad they're making an effort to do the right thing. Seems like lots of these small-ish businesses think they can't afford to implement a fairly rigorous quality control program. When in truth, they can't afford not to.

I'd also say no. If you're shooting bullseye with a DAO gun, maybe. But otherwise, no. Her accuracy will improve with practice.

If you're in Nashville, that'd be a bit too far to drive. There would be 20-25 people and we'd come on a weekday, likely a friday, possibly a monday.

I went to UT Chattanooga for a couple of years. It's no different than any other downtown city area.... There's nice places and not-so-nice places. Sometimes those are separated only by street signs which makes it very hard to distinguish for the unknowing.