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So the victim's mistake was opening his door? Would the result have been any different if he hadn't. The shooter claimed the door was ajar.

after a hard day of working at your cooshy office job/factory job/whatever you do for a living.

You ever work in a plant or in the oilfield?

Smokey613 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2016 1:08 pm

gtolbert09 wrote:

He says the San Francisco-based company isn't banning guns, just requesting people not bring them into its places of business.

Typical Liberal logic ^^^^

I kinda like it. Asking nicely instead of using the law. I'll respect his wishes.



I wear Wranglers.

I don't know what the rules are in Alabama, but if the prices cheap, enough the process fast enough, and the training easy enough. When I was in Alabama is was about the same cost as Texas per year, maybe a little lower. The process was through the country sheriff and took about a week. No training.

Glocks will burn. Plastics burns good.

Is the "JM" model more desirable than the regular Marlin? I need some educating. Yes sir. It denotes a rifle manufactured before the Remington buy out. It is a true Marlin. The running joke is it stands for "Just Marlin". After the buy out, there was a period of quality issues.

That's a good deal. If I didn't already have an 1895, I'd be on it.

It's amazing to me how much we've been lied to about the history of this country. And mostly for political agendas.

Nicholas Johnson
Negroes and the Gun: The Black Tradition of Arms

This is an excellent book. The title explains the content. It goes from slavery to current day.

I have the book. It's really good.

Bad law. 15 years for a dress code. We don't need more laws.

Amen

RPBrown wrote: ↑Fri Jul 06, 2018 7:57 am Dad taught me to never start a fight. However, if someone else started it he expected me to fight like I was the 3rd gorilla getting on the Ark and brother, it has started to rain.

I realize it won't be popular, but I'm at the point where I believe I'll start celebrating March 2nd instead of July 4th.

Texas has been good to me.

Oldgringo wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:06 pm My youngest son would have turned 49 years old tomorrow.

I am truly sorry for your loss. I wish no parent would ever have to bury a child.