BigK

I thought this was the crux of the argument too. My church does not operate a school. Our daycare is not a preschool/pre-K, just childcare, so I hoped it was exempt.

I watched a demo of this at the NRA convention this year. The install is semi-permanent. There's a toggle bolt that gets deployed when you insert the headrest to prevent it from being removed. You CAN remove it by unscrewing the mounting hardware. Looked like it'd be more time-consuming for a thief to remove this than the one on a cable.

That's just fate, right there. Only a fool would argue against fate.

No doubt she'll continue to vote in every election for the foreseeable future

I'd be assassinated inside of a week.

Better the devil you know, than the devil you don't. Her replacement won't be someone I like better, they'll just be someone younger.

Imagine the .gov levying a progressive fine based on your ESG raging. Ask them to close the border: 1% fine from your savings account, egregious violation (like posting somewhere that you think global warming is a hoax): 10% of your net worth, misgendering the 6'3" linebacker in a pink shirt: 20% of your 401(k).

I made an extra thick one for my carving knives, so my paws had more clearance room on the sides. It's extra coarse leather, so it sucks up a lot of compound.

No way I'm wasting perfectly good Hoppe's potpourri to clean a gun.

There was a decent comedy movie called The Distinguished Gentleman that came out in 1992. I was a little naive about politics until then and it really opened my eyes while it entertained me. That was one of the main things I remember from that movie. Politicians show sympathy and launch inquiries that never see the light of day to make it look like they're doing something.

I don't trust anyone who trusts the gov't. It shows bad judgement, IMO. I think your concerns are valid and VERY likely. Nobody bothers to track your purchases unless they intend to use that information for nefarious purposes. I think rationing is a logical conclusion, as is measuring support for initiatives they intend to support or oppose.

I nearly cried my last one lost its smell.

Now I know who to blame for every roll of packaging tape I've ever bought

I'm your Huckleberry PM incoming

I love the Claymore series of knives, especially the mini version. I like the tip-up deep pocket clip and the shape of the handle and how slim it is. I really dig how the lock locks it closed AND open too. One thing that scared me off was that it would be accessible for daily use, but wouldn't be my EDC. So, I was worried it'd rust if I didn't wipe it down good every few days and it'd be out of sight, out of mind unless I was using it more. Another was that I'm not the best or the most patient at knife sharpening and I understand CPM-D2 is pretty hard steel. I figure anything that holds an edge that good has to also be hard to sharpen.

Thanks for posting this. I grabbed enough to use the discount too. I haven't bought anything but bulk .22 in so long it'll be nice to have. Hope to have a new rifle for my grandson to shoot these thru too soon. Life is good.

The title basically sums up my question. My church got licensed to start a daycare. On Wednesdays it's possible the daycare may still be open when church members start showing up for service. So, someone could possibly carrying concealed in another part of the property while the daycare is open. Some things I've read says the church could lose their license if they allow firearms anywhere on the property at any time. That seems to mean that the church can't allow members to be armed on the premises at any time, even on Sundays when the daycare is closed. I'm having a hard time telling the difference between how Lee's anti-gun bureaucrats are interpreting the law vs what the law for daycares actually says. Apparently, daycares operate under DHS and most of the laws Lee's cronies are citing only apply to schools which operate under DOE. Does anyone know the actual law I'm looking for? I don't want to cost my church their daycare license, but I also refuse to give up my rights.

Am I the only one to find it odd that we all seem to want a lock/safety on an auto knife? I keep telling myself that makes it slower than a manual folder, so why pay for an auto when you could deploy a regular folder by the time you release the lock. I haven't convinced myself this is sound logic yet though because I still love autos.

same, LOL

I bought/traded for with a forum member for a Pro-Tech Magic. It's the only expensive auto I own. I didn't get cut the 1st time it opened in my pocket, so I wasn't smart enough to stop carrying. The 2nd time I got cut and learned my lesson. Never happened w/ anything else except my Kershaw Leek (assisted, not auto). I'm realized I'm not tough enough to carry knives that open that easy, LOL.

Are you interested in selling the Kadet kit separately? If so, what would you ask for it?

My dad and both grandpas warned of the same thing..."never eat summer squirrels or summer rabbits"

If they blame guns and present a bad plan that takes guns away from innocent people and I blame crazy people, but don't don't know how to stop crazy people, that doesn't make them right. In fact, it makes them even more wrong.

Nobody with a brain, including the ATF, thinks this will have an impact on crime. This is just another way to control us.