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BAD COP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No sense, no donut and no BUG.

Actually, nobody really knows for a fact that the serial numbers were recorded. Chances are pretty good that they were, but nobodys knows for sure. The USCG is allowed to board any vessel, any time for a safety inspection while that vessel is inside the territorial waters of the USA. That's part of...

Lived in and around League City from the mid 60s until 89 when I left for my 20 in the Navy and lived there in the mid 90s when I recruited out of Baybrook mall. I never had a negative experience with any officers there and even counted about half of the force as friends in the late 80s. Glad to hea...

I believe the law covers all legally owned firearms.

However; I do see exceptions in certain chemical plants.

I have shot a 20mm "machine gun". Made the 50 cals on the ship look like pipsqueaks and was LOTS more fun. Single barrel, 650+ rounds per minute. What a blast!! Armor piercing tracers, high explosive incendiary, all kinds of fun rounds made for that thing........ :thumbs2: As a matter of ...

I've really been toying with the idea of getting a safe. So far, it appears to me a rider to my homeowners' insurance (what I have now) plus the contents coverage of the homeowner's policy remains cheaper than a "real" safe. By "real" safe, I mean a 4-500 pound 14 (?) gun safe w...

It may explain if I told you where this occurred. It was on West Bayshore Drive [FM 646] on a stretch of a road that follows along the bay. The highway goes from Texas City through Bacliff and basically leads to nowhere [San Leon], except for my destination; Gilhooley's. Gilhooley's is a restaurant...

How about this for a sign on a range: "Pursuant to the laws of common sense, no alcohol shall be consumed on the premises or before arriving at the premises or while operating a firearm. Failure to comply shall result in arrest, a slap upside the head, or both and all alcohol containers shall ...

I appreciate it guys. I still have the round in question, somewhere. I'll probably just go ahead and contact Remington to stay on the safe side.

A while back my 82 year old dad and I were shooting a Remington 597 .22 that I purchased used from an Air Force SGT in Pensacola a few months before I retired from the Navy. This was the first time firing the rifle and I had done a routine cleaning on it upon buying it. I did not take it down to bar...

That's too funny. I never imagined that anyone could see my username in that light until you pointed it out. Now it seems pretty obvious! I like her as well as Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams and a couple others that are featured in the LDN. I'm glad that my local paper doesn’t offend me with the lib...

Ann Coulter's Column appearing in the Lufkin Daily News today. WHAT LIBERALS DON'T KNOW ABOUT GUNS, CHAPTER 217. http://www.anncoulter.com/ "It's so adorable when people who wouldn't know a high-capacity magazine from Vanity Fair start telling gun owners what they should want and need".

Us old heads will give you a "pass" since there was not even a such thing as Wally Walk way back in the 1900's. sure nuf no cellphones for pictures.. We do enjoy seeing them now though. Since I am retired now & have nothing to do :smilelol5: I may try to get me one of them WWs. Let me...

In my opinion one of the first aspects of being a man is the ability to admit you're mistakes publicly and take responsibility for you're actions.

I believe you have done so.

A wise man once said; “A handgun is for fighting your way to your rifle which you shouldn't have put down in the first place".