monkeylizard

  That's what she said.           Nice pickup on the RIA. Something like that is on my list.

Double R   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/84987-middle-school-plans-to-arm-students-with-canned-goods/   which is a repost of   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/84947-cream-intruders-with-corn/

Shouldn't this thread be in the Class-III forum?

R   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/84947-cream-intruders-with-corn/

Which park is that in Bellevue?

If it's not posted, there's nothing illegal about carrying there. It may be against policy, but not against the law. I don't see how it could fall under 1311. It's not controlled by the Metro Park Service, so they'd have a hard time arguing that it's a park or community center.

I didn't see any postings in November during the Auto Show.

All that's missing in this pic is the walke talkie.

Yep. When I was in high school I was in a Civil Air Patrol squadron which was sponsored by the base Security Police, so we got to do some fun ride-alongs with them. I was riding with a K-9 guy one night when he got a call about a domestic in base housing. A huge steroid-looking dude was going crazy on the family mini-van and yelling at his wife/girlfriend/baby momma. He had stuff thrown all over the yard from the van (baby seats, bags, whatever he could find). I remember a few other officers were already on the scene when we rolled up and dude was going just as crazy as could be. As soon as the dog got out of the car and started barking, Mr. Muscles shut up, turned around, got on his knees and put his hands on his head. That one ended peacefully because of Officer TeethNFur.

Lies!

I thought this was OhShoot Seeing as how I met TGODavid at a shoot at Charlie's a few years back, that leaves Dolo and OhShoot at the top of my list. I have to get over to the east coast of TN some time....

The Concordia isn't the only Costa shipwreck.

That's awesome!   I can't be the only one who instantly thought of this:   http://youtu.be/3zavgk2_BJs     Edited for a higher res and more focused clip.

Once I switched to a sash, I've never looked back. Higher visibility and none of the drawbacks of the standard badge. I can't prove it, but I swear it improves my time in my training room.

Only crazy people have thousands of rounds of ammo.             But buying a 5 gallon bucket of pretzels at Costco makes perfect sense.

  Comcast likes to think so.

It works for Delta force.

He is the very definition of 'Impeachment Insurance'

I liked not liking that when I liked it.

+1 to the Maricopa Co. SO for extending the invitation and +1,000 to the Rev. for accepting the invitation and changing his position after learning the facts.

  Just Google him. My favorite nugget is from a Chattanooga Times Free Press article back in 2011 from when a Georgia PD trainee shot himself in the leg at an unrelated range. They had contacted Mr. Tune for some additional info on range safety. Don't know why they'd call someone in Nashville, but here it is: http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/news/story/2011/oct/01/police-trainee-shoots-self-in-leg/60412/       He conveniently left out that he was the one who put that bullet through his hand and (IIRC) it happened just a couple of weeks before this article....Doh!

  FIFY!

  But the OP's question is how far off the mark you are for a 2nd shot. I honestly don't think it's much different with my PM9 than it is with a G26, but it's noticeably more than with the brick that is the Beretta M9. I think it's manageable with some practice. I need to do more off-handed shooting with it. I'm just so uncoordinated with my off hand that it's not much fun to do it, so I don't. I know that's a bad reason, but it is what it is.

The one and only.

  Well than that's just all kinds of stupid, isn't it?  :surrender: