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while finishing up this chemical engineering degree. I work in a retail pharmacy with an alarm systems on the entrance/exit. we have a strict policy to not pursue people who continue to exit after the buzzer goes off. The company probably has a couple of things in mind. First, the safety of our empl...

without knowing the specifics of the situation, I'm not sure what would be the right thing to do.

as a general guideline, though, I would say it's a bad idea to shoot at a vehicle of a person who is fleeing the scene after doing a bad thing.

you have lots of great choices for a sub-1000 dollar 1911. I recommend getting one with nightsights. One of my daily carries is a Kimber Custom TLE2 and I love it. It is your basic Kimber but also has a checkered strap on the grip and nightsights. I think I paid around 800 for it walkout. Check out ...

when I got my first CRX i made the name mikesrex.

kept it ever since, even when I don't have a rex. Currently I have one.

propellerhead wrote:Whew! You had me there for a while. :)

me too!

I always dread the day I will have to "call 1911" but try to be sure I am practiced enough to be able to draw and respond appropriately to the situation.

i have been pulled over for going a little over the limit twice in the past 4 years since having a CHL. both times i had my insurance card, DL and CHL easily accessible so the officer would see it as he walked to the car. I know these guys may be nervous and have no clue what kind of person I am, so...

I've noticed that a few racetracks such as Houston Raceway Park and Texas Motorplex have 30.06 signs posted on the entrance at the gate. Could a CHL-holder legally transport the handgun in the vehicle at all? How will 30.06 signs in parking areas such as these affect non-CHL holders when the new tra...

BrassMonkey wrote:Ummm, what's the big deal, go thru the drive thru if you really want their food that bad. :-)

But why support a business who doesn't support their customers with CHL's to carry?

I understand they have the right to do so, but we also have the choice to go somewhere else.