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Same here with a .22 pellet air rifle that and I can shoot them in the back yard. I've also got a replica BP9 that shoots BB's that's fun to practice with from a holster. Not very accurate though.

Actually listening to Rock Candy Funk Party's new release - "Groove is King" but the last few additions brought this one to mind,   https://youtu.be/pmtWExgQYs4

Well, I couldn't restrain myself....if it was mine.  This pistol belongs to my brother, his first and only pistol that he has ever bought.   I don't know why either, he has some eccentric ways about him that can't be explained.  :shrug: 

[url=http://s779.photobucket.com/user/richarddacat/media/MISC/9mm%20BROWNING%20HYDRASHOCK%209MM%20001_zpswu3f6hkn.jpg.html][/URL] Purchased new for $453.11 in Dec.1981. Never been fired.

The guy I spoke to was an Indian I think with a vitiligo skin condition.

A few weeks ago I asked about .22's at the MJ Wally, the male clerk for that area said no at first and then said let me look. They had a stash behind other calibers that you couldn't see through the glass. FYI.   Don't ask me why, limit horders I guess?        edited in honor of OhShoot.

DITTO.

  Yeah!!, and get your post correct the first time so you don't have to EDIT.         :D

Might check with the Harley shops for local bike painters.   I've had bike parts painted by an auto body shop twice, they did a good job. One was painted black and the other was in a Saturn Blue color.

Very sorry, I/we, know its tough. Hang in there and get you another one after a while. Tell her to say hi to Richard the Cat when she passes on, he'll look after her. [URL=http://s779.photobucket.com/user/richarddacat/media/CATS/4ddfdf92.jpg.html][/URL] ? - 8/12/2012

I'd be separated too knowing the glove box wasn't one of the first places she looked before telling me.   I'd also feel that she is not responsible enough to own a firearm.  :2cents: 

I bought a Fossil (the watch guys) wallet years, years ago. I can't believe how well it's held up. 

https://youtu.be/IjgS13vN9b0?list=PLIm3W4Q-R-k65cPa1hQnlHdOKIp0qHAlm Something different from David, Like to hear more like this but scanning through his latest work didn't turn me on too much, except for this groove.

Can't go wrong with the Ruger Marks. I have a SR22, S&W 22MP compact and a Smith .22A. All have been great shooters.

Some special snowflakes has had their feelings hurt.   Destroy American history, a liberals favorite past time.

Suck on this Mayor;   More Americans had their backgrounds checked purchasing guns on Black Friday than any day in the on record, according to data released by the FBI this week. The National Instant Criminal Background Check System processed 185,345 requests on November 27, one of the largest retail sales days in the country.   "This was an approximate 5% increase over the 175,754 received on Black Friday 2014," wrote Stephen Fischer, the FBI's chief of multimedia productions. "The previous high for receipts were the 177,170 received on 12/21/2012." http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/12/01/black-friday-breaks-record-185k-gun-background-checks/76624604/

Exactly.   This effort should be put towards drug sells and welfare fraud.

If you didn't like going that's fine but RK and Goodman wouldn't be there unless some money was to be made. Our city just cut off a bunch of small businesses and got another win for the anti-gun crowd. I don't see the excitment.   Yeah, I know the city hates the fairgrounds and gun shows and wants to develop the area. At the rate of welfare benefits being handed out I wouldn't be surprised to see govt. housing planned for this area, then they can cover up whats really underneath the surface.

A private business needs to step up to the plate and welcome RK and Bill Goodman to their establishment. Then both need to exploit how many small businesses are represented by these shows and how many are employed.   While they are at it they need to mention the law about knowingly selling to a ex-con - criminal.   Meanwhile look for another tax to "solve" this so-called gun show loophole.

LCP. I like it now more than what I use to carry, a SigP238.   S&W .38 model 37 in a holster if not the Ruger.   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/89478-pico-lcp-tcp-bodyguard-kel-tec/

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https://youtu.be/m5NuBKBGnIw   :usa:

We were told by the right that this was going to happen and we let this fool have another 4yrs.   Personally I've lost seeing my regular doctor and had prescriptions canceled as well as the rate increases already mentioned.   Guess we will just have to deal with it.

Mi Casa in Providence. Awesome burritos.   http://www.micasamexicangrillmj.com/menu.html     Penn Station for subs, my favorite place for an Italian sub.

https://youtu.be/cU0IVwdeoIM   Very cool concert, expect to hear some of these tunes at the Knox. and Nash. shows.  :clap: