Clod Stomper

That doesn't make sense. Fares aren't negotiable, at least the way UberX works here. Unless he was getting riders via the app and then taking cash. Otherwise drivers don't even need to have cash. Everything is on the card through the app.

For the military. But I want one too. http://www.funker530.com/hover-bikes-could-actually-be-coming-to-the-u-s-army-video/

And she had a STEN. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3117016/The-shy-retiring-suburban-pensioner-left-unusual-mementos-died-fully-working-machine-gun-papers-past-Cold-War-spy.html

This. It's the exact reason I use leather sheaths when I'm doing my barrē.

Eff that. Where would I keep my spare man-panties and mini-skirt?

The feds probably won't mess with this one. There's too much chance for jury nullification. The guy didn't actually do anything wrong, was just breaking a law by picking up a weapon. I suppose he could have been "in possession" while he was alone in the car with the pistol. But he may well have saved someone's life. Just trying to see it as a jury of regular folks might.

Constitutional carry. Never woulda thunk it. http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/2015/06/puerto-rico-goes-constitutional-carry.html?m=1

Deleterated.

Most likely what Spots said. Sounds like she is full of fail. Can't drive, doing drugs, endangering her kids...

That smaller grip is gonna hurt with real magnum loads. I bought a Redhawk that came with the original grips and aftermarket synthetic grips (Pachmayr, I think). I put the original grips on and fired a few rounds. Ouch. I put the aftermarket set back on immediately.

Looks like they caught him in NC.

I can't think of any reason to place your gun where it will be forgotten in a public restroom. Pants go down, pistol goes in the pant leg. If I were to lay it on top of anything, it's just a matter of time until I forget it. I may be more scatterbrained than average, but this happens way too often. I doubt that almost any gun found in a restroom would be a crime gun. Most likely a forgetful carrier. Nonetheless, my conscience wouldn't let me just take it. Given the opportunity I may give the person who left it a mini lecture about how it almost became a birthday present to myself.

Also here, if you still want a case deflector. http://aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XANA3LWT&name=Anderson+Manufacturing+Lightweight+Sport+AR+Upper&search=upper+receiver

Let's hope he spends some time in prison and never drives again. He'll probably kill somebody someday.

I'm curious as to which walmarts this is.

Yep. Very weak recoil spring with powderpuff loads. Unless he has gorilla fingers (or his name is Jerry Miculek) it won't be that easy with real loads in a normal pistol.

1) Why are you cleaning the gas key? Or the gas tube. Don't do that. 2) If you do get a cotton swab stuck in there, I don't think it will require a new key or screws, even if you disassemble it. The old ones should still work fine. 3) The first thing I would do to remove it is fire a couple rounds. I doubt a wad of cotton could last that long.

I know what it is. It's an .88 Magnum. https://youtu.be/Hd-0F4v1C54

Wow. How does that happen?

Nope. Won't shoot for crap. You better sell it to me. Just kidding. I used to shoot gas-checked cast bullets in my Marlin .30-30. They did fine. Can't give many details, it was a long time ago.

They were too busy taking over health care. They would have gotten around to it. If the repubs hadn't taken the house in '10, there would have been new laws in early '13. Don't think it can't happen. It happened in '93 and '94. Not saying it will, but it can.

According to legend, the Lee Enfield "Jungle Carbine" had poor accuracy or a wandering point of impact due to the lightening cuts that were made to the receiver. I haven't done an accuracy test between a full size SMLE and a carbine, so I can't attest with personal experience. So while it may be safe, it may also affect your accuracy.

Well, they just aired this episode. Seth MacFarlane called it back in 2009. https://youtu.be/4ycl7cW2fXo

I'm skeptical about the veracity of this story. It's funny though!

Sort of, but not really. More like some overstock or overrun stuff, some cheap and/or inexpensive tools. A pretty good selection of books, at least at the east town store. I may need to drop by and pick up one of those cases.