monkeylizard

I did, with all the Photoshop skills of a 3-year old :)   The thread is here: http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/88098-new-logo/   But I have removed my logo image from my Photobucket account and don't think I have it any longer.

We can all show up at once and ask for a group discount :)

The large blade has "Stainless Steel" stamped at the base. No other markings.   I don't figure it to be rare unless it was just dumb luck. My dad probably picked it up at an antique store or yard sale a few years back. It's not something he has had for a loooong time. Still, it's from him and it's "Winchester" so I think it's pretty cool.

Yep. Stopped at the light at Morton Mill by the golf course.   I hadn't seen your blue Jeep, just your white truck. I thought maybe I'd found someone new. 

Can anyone tell me anything about this knife? When it was made, things like that? My dad gave it to me at Thanksgiving. I think I'll be hanging on to this one. :up:

Hey, fellow TGOer. I spotted you in Bellevue Thursday evening on Old Harding. Nice stickers!

Contact your bank first thing tomorrow and send an e-mail to Ares telling them to cancel the order and that you have contacted your bank to dispute the charge.

Yep. Sand People = Tusken Raiders. Everyone knows Jawas aren't "people".  :D

The cable on those cheap GunVault NanoVaults is usually long enough to reach from under the seat into your lap, but they're only big enough for a handgun. They won't keep a skilled thief from getting your stuff, but would be effective against most smash n grabs.

  This. I now have renewed interest in finishing up my mini Draco and finding the right case.

If I hear an explosion near the duck pond, I'll know it didn't work.  :D

These toys are side by side. Sandpeople always stand single file to hide their numbers.  

.17 WSM?

  Yep, good price. Notice that it's .300 BLK, not .223/5.56 if that matters to you. .300BLK factory ammo isn't as cheap as .223.

.308 groups tight out of my TC Icon. Sub MOA if I do my part.

Centerfire is notorious for hiding that their price is a "cash" price unless you read the fine print.

  To be fair, a Duraflame log is a lot safer than what's essentially a pitcher of kerosene sitting by the fireplace

The Simpsons clip is from this year and made after the live video of Trump. http://www.snopes.com/simpsons-trump-prediction/

+1 to Primary Arms. They had a 10.5" AR pistol up during Cyber Week for just north of $450 IIRC. Pretty sure it had quad rails.   Their Primary Arms branded optics are decent quality and a great value for the price even if they do tend towards the heavy side compared to the high end stuff like Aimpoint and Eotech.

That's a great idea.

A normal model should come with 2. A deluxe/enthusiast model should come with 3 or 4. (Sig Mastershop guns, S&W Performance Center guns, etc.) A value model should come with 1. (Kahr CM9, S&W SDxVE, etc)

I've stopped in at Royal a few times for accessories and ammo. I've been happy with their prices, selection, and haven't been disappointed in the service. Plus the facility itself is super nice. I did have to wait a few minutes to get some SD ammo, but it wasn't for more than about 5 minutes.   That said, if they are reading TGO, one piece of advice might be to have someone at the register for non-gun purchases. They have a ton of ammo, gear, and accessories. Buying that stuff is more like a regular shopping experience. I want to fill up my basket and go to the cashier and be on my way. I don't really need a personal attendant like when purchasing a firearm. But if I have to wait for a staff member to finish with a firearm sale, that does kind of slow down an otherwise straight-forward transaction.

  So a Taurus Curve, then?  :D

To be clear.....I'm not defending burglars. I'm more interested in the homeowner not doing 20 years in Riverbend because the state couldn't make a decent training video for an HCP class or they got bad info from the web.

Yes, they do. I suspect the minimum requirement is to show the videos. I highly doubt the video expressly says "If there's a person in your house uninvited, you can shoot them, no questions asked." But a good instructor will recognize that the video can leave that impression and will work to correct that possible (and likely) misconception. I haven't seen the video in a long time, so I can't really speak to the specifics in whatever is being used today in classes.