monkeylizard

  I don't think the government should be enforcing private property rules. Period. There should be no law to enforce any form of a no-firearms sign any more than there should be to enforce a jacket and tie requirement at a restaurant.

Then you're pretty much hosed by 11.12.080 B

  To me that just keeps things murky. This is a simple issue. Repeal 39-17-1359 in its entirety and be done with it. Trespassing laws still apply if asked to leave.

  If Metro picks up your garbage, you're in the Urban Services district. If you pay a private company (Waste Industries, Hudgins, etc.) then you're in the General Services district. Here's an exact map. Everything inside the red border is urban services. http://maps.nashville.gov/webimages/MapGallery/PDFMaps/2011%20Council%20Districts%20with%20USD.pdf

That's just the URL for the Comcast login page. :)   Try this one for a story: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jan/07/first-passenger-drone-makes-world-debut Or this one for a video: http://www.reuters.com/video/2016/01/08/worlds-first-passenger-drone-unveiled-at?videoId=366960869

I had heard something similar about a Japanese WW2 rifle, that it could eat its own ammo or ours, but not the other way around, but I don't recall which one. Maybe one of the Arisaka Type-xx models? Anyone else ever hear this and is it true?

THIS is how you build an AK!   http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/179192-DIY-Shovel-AK-photo-tsunami-warning!

EUTimes is a conspiracy site, but sometimes even the conspiracy sites get it right.   You'd think that a flag officer would be smart enough to watch porn on his personal phone instead of the DoD system, especially in this post-Snowden age where everything gets monitored. It's not too far of a stretch to think that he asked the wrong questions and got canned and the porn-story is a cover. Then again, maybe he just can't get enough of the ladiez.He wouldn't be the first person in a senior management position who got caught doing that.

      +1 on both counts.   I'm never letting my Gallatin membership slip away unless I someday have my own land where I can shoot at 300 yds or more. But I'm in the same 'hood as KahrMan and it's an hour each way to GGC. After work is an option now that the new parking lot laws are in effect (less risk of getting fired), but that's only an option in the summer with later sunsets and even then it puts me home at 8pm or later. I suspect I'll be going to Gallatin as much as I do now, but will fill in some time at the RR guntry club with a few visits a year. AFAIK, 60yds is the longest indoor range in the area.

  Some people can't breath if they're not complaining about something.

  Ouch.

  I can't speak for Bullet280, but mine are the 3 C's   Condoms, Cat litter, and Claymores. Don't ask about the cat litter.

  If you think 300 rounds is a large number in a single visit, then you haven't been to the range with a lot of TGOers.  :)   You'll be fine. If you were shooting north of a 1,000 between cleanings, then it might make a difference.

Remington UMC is the dirtiest I've used. Sellier is some of the cleanest. That said, it doesn't matter to me. 1 round of clean stuff or 1,000 rounds of dirty stuff....the gun still gets cleaned.

Or his bicycle helmet.

  The fair board did that. The mayor has no official vote on that board. That is to say that officially, no, the mayor did not do that. It's speculation to think she had a hand in it. Reasonable speculation, but still just speculation.

  GnL Hendersonville has bars on the windows and doors. It still happened to them. http://wkrn.com/2015/11/16/firearms-stolen-from-hendersonville-gun-store/ . Bars on the doors/windows will keep a human out, but usually not a car/truck. Pylons would help. I haven't been up to GnL lately so I don't know if Dennis had some installed afterwards or not.

  Use coupon code BRADSHIP for free shipping.   Here's where I found it: https://www.slickguns.com/product/223-rem-55-gr-wolf-gold-fmj-1000-rounds-42000   Brass .223 for 30.8 cent/rd is pretty hard to beat. I know I saw it dip to 28.9 around Black Friday, but that was the anomaly.

Sportsman's Guide has the same Wolf Gold for $308 delivered, but you need to be a member to get that price, as usual. $325 for non members so pretty much the same as SGAmmo. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/wolf-gold-223-ammo-fmj-55-grain-1000-rounds?a=1581231     Use coupon code BRADSHIP for free shipping.

  That's a good definition of "Militia". Now define "well regulated". We have all 3 words to contend with in the 2nd A.

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/93507-permit-required-for-shooting-at-twra-ranges/?hl=%2Bwma+%2Brange

  FIFY. [/Pedant] :)   More important than which one any of us would choose, is which one do we think the current SCOTUS would choose. I know I don't want to roll that particular die.

Of course not, but the way cases work, we're going to get small pieces of progress and retreat and not some big sweeping announcement from SCOTUS declaring that any free citizen can have any old thing they want.   As far as why the SCOTUS didn't take up the Friedman and Jackson cases, I suspect part of it was because of Heller and McDonald. They probably think they've ruled on enough cases in that area of the law for a while.

  You forgot about 10mm. It's like the fist of God.