kieefer

We've made a pretty good dent in the lunacy with 39K signers so far.  :usa: 

I've got the Beretta BobCat and have had good luck with it. It will tend to malfunction when it gets dirty, top grade clean ammo works best with mine.

Never surrender. Discussions like this help me more than anything than what I can pick up otherwise. Every group has an agenda to push, sorting out the details, like we have here, makes it more clear to me and I could care less about the brain dead voting. I did my part. (Posting through my mobile app works without a hitch, my blank posts above are another issue, definitely need a nuke button added to edit options.)

Bersa's BP9cc would be a good choice under $400 quality 9mm.

I didn't know that the Franklin Theater had music events until seeing John Hiatt on Palladia last night.   Upon looking up their event schedule Samantha Fish and headliner Tab Benoit will be there Dec. 17.  :woohoo: 

More liberalism infecting our society and you can bet the twits behind this support PETA and Planned Parenthood.   Signed and donated.         .

http://voteyes2.org/about/faqs/ Must have that one backwards, still sorting through the jargon. "Amendment 2: Who chooses judges? Currently, it is up to voters to choose judges in the Supreme and Appellate Courts, but that might change if Amendment 2 passes. Language in the measure says judges would first be chosen by the governor, followed by two-thirds majority approval by both state houses. Voters would have their say after a judge's eight-year term, whether to retain the judge for another term."

YES on 1, planned parenthood supports a No vote. If you're against Abortion vote yes, for abortion vote no. YES on 2, Allows voters to elect Judges. A NO vote allows Judges to be appointed by bureaucrats. YES on 3 - ensures TN won't have an income tax. YES vote on 4 - Empowers the legislature to permit lotteries for events that benefit 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(19) organizations. Veterans could have their own TN Lottery? This one is not real clear to me but from what I've read it would benefit Veterans. So is the way I understand it.

Something I have winged myself off of and that's fast food burger joints. Occasionally a SubWay or PennStation visit but no more burger flippers, don't like the food or do I trust them.   Also do most of my own vehicle repairs.

At $5.47 they're gone now [emoji12]

Charter Arms revolvers are good truck guns, good for one purpose and if it gets stolen, you haven't lost much.

I bought an LC9 not long after they first came out and it never grew on me and I hated the trigger, I ended up selling it.   I was recently at my LGS and had to check the new "s" out, much improved trigger but something else caught my eye. The Bersa BP9cc. I would say the trigger is even better than the LC9s and it also fit me better. The corners are not as smooth but the feel and range time was awesome (WWB). I'm very pleased with it. Haven't ran hollow points through it yet.   The one I bought was used and came with one extra mag. From what I understand a new purchase comes with 2 mags, a plastic box and priced less than the Ruger.   I did check on finding another mag for the Bersa, at $48ea  :eek:  and holsters aren't as common compared to the Ruger plus the mags are only $29. but I like it.

Have to give a shout out to the Bersa BP9cc. Surprised it's not mentioned.

Northside in Columbia has one on the shelf. 931-486-1936

Weasel Zippers or your favorite forum would be my choice.[emoji6]

Nothing to worry about, it's not like the CDC is another inept government agency. Oh wait and minute, they are another inept government agency.  :-\    Oh well, we will see what happens in 28 days.

Hickok45 probably has one already.

Gun Room in Lebanon has rentals.

http://www.nraila.org/legislation/state-legislation/2014/4/nra-victory-in-the-peruta-“shall-issue”-california-ccw-case,-what-does-it-mean-what-happens-next.aspx

Closest thing a liberal will get to a wet dream until a complete ban. Something King Hussien would like to dictate to the rest of the country I'm sure.   http://www.guns.com/2014/09/24/washington-d-c-approves-strict-may-issue-legislation-by-a-unanimous-vote/   The District of Columbia passed one of the strictest concealed carry laws in the nation Tuesday, calling for 16 hours of training, “good reason” be proven for consideration, and a host of other restrictions. The measure, outlined in a 21-page bill, comes in an effort to comply with a federal court order that struck down the District of Columbia’s ban on handgunsoutside of the home. The 90-day stay agreed to by U.S. District Judge Frederick J. Scullin Jr. is set to run out Oct. 22. Carry-on while I shake my head in disgust.

Isn't there a sweet SR9 compact in the traders post waiting for a buyer? Sent from the seat of my FJR

Exactly.   I haven't met or heard a liberal that wasn't a hypocrite.

Took a minute to look this Norman Reedus' guy up. Don't watch the show anyway, don't watch much TV as it is but movie flakes like Damon and those that speak out against freedom and believe the global warming BS really sour their performance and my enjoyment of it.   Same goes for music, use to be a Pearl Jam fan until Vedder showed his azz, now it just don't sound the same.   So, I'm with BigK, thanks for ruining my opinion of Liam.       .

Boycotting "whatever" is a personal thing. My way of saying screw'em. I figured out a long time ago when I boycotted Exxon because of the Valdez that my measly tank full wasn't going to make a difference to their bottom line, but I felt good doing it and that's all that mattered. And still do.