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That's clearly from a Tennessee Black Panther.

J&G has them with regular triggers too.   Wood http://www.jgsales.com/yugo-zastava-npap-ak-style-rifle,-7.62x39,-with-wood-stock.-p-61577.html Black synthetic http://www.jgsales.com/yugo-zastava-npap-ak-style-rifle,-7.62x39,-with-black-synthetic-stock.-p-57949.html   Here's their full list of AK-pattern rifles and pistolas. http://www.jgsales.com/rifles-c-209_214.html

I've been looking at the M92, but dang it if I don't think I like that a bit better.

Here's your costume.

Maybe Rick can pawn Hitler's alien baby. History channel tri-fecta.

    Yes.

  I used to be that way, until the "History" channel started running shows about Hitler and aliens.

        As OS pointed out, Liam Neeson is a naturalized citizen. I'd bet a box of ammo that he knows more about this country and government than 2/3 of graduating high school seniors who were born here.   That doesn't make him right about guns or less of a hypocrite on the matter, but he is American.

If nobody had guns, then the Nazis wouldn't have had them either. Come on, Hershmeister....think a little! You gun lovers are all the same.     :D

Dance, monkey! Dance!

SS leader Heinrich Himmler was a chicken farmer before the war.

The 2nd Polish Corps fighting the battle of Monte Cassino used a brown bear called Wojtek who helped to move boxes of ammunition. He became so popular that the company he was assigned to (he was officially an enlisted soldier according to the Polish Army) they changed their company emblem to include him.

Private land or a private/reservable range would ideal.   Is anyone who is interested in attending a member down at Charlie's in Spring Hill? His upper range would be great for this. If not, maybe someone could give him a call and explain what we're up to. He's a pretty agreeable guy and may say "come on down." He knows what TGO is as we've had a couple of meet-n-shoots down there before. He'd probably charge us $10 or so each if he's willing to let us come without having any members.   http://williamsonshooting.com/contact/

Blunderbuss. Dual action: firearm and smokescreen.

fstbk65, I'm not clear on your post. Are you saying you'd like to join a demo and can bring your cans, or are you offering to host a demo on that private land?         To everyone: I don't think that we're dead set on Gallatin Gun Club. I'd prefer a piece of private land somewhere for both privacy and access issues. GGC seems to be our best alternative to that at the moment though, in order to handle the size of the group.

Whoever has the cheapest cost per round with shipping.   http://gun-deals.com/ammo   If he's OK with steel cased, Wal-Mart has had some 500-ct. spam cans of Tula for $113 out the door over the past few months. Hit or miss on availability.

States you CAN what?   The federal Safe Passage Act applies to transporting firearms from one place where they're OK to another place where they're OK and passing through a place where they're not OK. The OP is not passing through NJ. He's staying there. Federal SPA does not apply.

It was Moonraker. He helped Bond and fell in love with Dolly at the end.   A similar switch happened with his character in Pale Rider, from bad-guy's hired muscle to valuable part of the good-guys' team.

Exactly the quote I was thinking of. :up:

I liked him in Pale Rider and his cameo in Happy Gilmore. I've talked with people who have met him and they all spoke highly of him.

      Marco Polo didn't introduce pasta to Italy by bringing it back from China. It was introduced in the 7th century by Arabs from Libya when they invaded Sicily, beating Mr. Polo by about 600 years.   George Washington did not have wooden teeth. His dentures were made of gold, hippopotamus ivory, lead, animal teeth (including horse and donkey teeth), and probably human teeth from slaves.   The accused in the Salem Witch trials were not burned at the stake. They were hanged or died in prison. They could still turn you into a newt, though.   The Twinkie does not have an infinite shelf life; its listed shelf life is approximately 45 days (25 in its original formulation) and generally remains on a store shelf for only 7 to 10 days. Tallahassee will be continually disappointed.   Bats are not blind. While about 70% of bat species, mainly in the microbat family, use echolocation to navigate, all bat species have eyes and are capable of sight. In addition, almost all bats in the megabat or fruitbat family cannot echolocate and have excellent night vision         This worthless information was brought to you today by the letters M and T and by the number 6.

He has the shiniest AK in the sandbox. :up:

It's mini-Pinkman

Don't forget that wood shrinks with age.

NFC hasn't taken off here because banks charge higher rates for those transactions, the standards aren't completely set (Google vs. Isis vs. merchant-backs standards), and , until now, Apple has stayed away from it. Retailers have been hesitant to employ devices to take payments from phones when the most popular phone in the country doesn't support it and Android is inconsistent across hardware whether or not they support it.   I'm an iPhone user. My bank doesn't issue the magic NFC credit cards, as far as I know. I've never asked, and they've never pushed one. Until now, I've never had the option of using NFC payment. iPhone6 changes that. Apple will create the critical-mass of people needed for retailers to implement mobile readers. Best Buy had them and actually has started taking them out because of the low adoption rate. I suspect they'll be putting them back in.   Sometimes it's not about what a product can do, it's about how it does it. Apple understands that. IBM didn't and it seems Android makers don't either. For every 1 person that will buy a product because it has a 3% performance boost over the last generation of gigawhatsit zippidy-doo-da chipset *eyesglazingover*.....there are 100 more that will buy it because it looks nice and is easy to use. Look at Samsung commercials. They tout the products specs, blazing speeds, huge screens, etc. Look at Apple's commercials. They show people using the products in every day life. Non-Apple people will see their Apple friends using Apple Pay and decide they want to do it too, only to find that the Android-based phone in their pocket already supports it and has for years. They just didn't know it.   My wife asks me how to do something on her Android phone. My parents ask me how to do something on their windows laptop. Neither of them ever ask me how to do something in iPhone or iPad. Go figure.