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OK... I can't resist. I have to make another post on this thread. While I really don't imagine an armed resistance to any weapons ban that includes an order to turn them in, I can believe there will be major passive resistance. I think most folks will simply refuse to turn in their weapons and magaz...

If they were in that kind of condition I would keep them. I love dogs and trust them more than most people. Seeing them in bad condition would really bother me. So yep, right or wrong, I would keep them. Maybe take some pictures of their condition in case that piece of garbage that mistreated them t...

flintknapper wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:43 pm

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Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:24 pm

TexasFlash wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 19, 2019 9:52 pm

I wonder what ammo he used...buckshot or slugs or??
Just curious.
Dave

I think the military issue ammo is most commonly 00 buck. 9 Pellets.

^^^^

Buffered with Pork Rinds. ;)

Bawahahahahahaha...

My son works in the downtown Houston area. He left early to avoid the worse of it. He had to do 8 uturns on his drive home to avoid deep water. Why people try to drive through deep water is beyond me.

TexasFlash wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 19, 2019 9:52 pm

I wonder what ammo he used...buckshot or slugs or??
Just curious.
Dave

I think the military issue ammo is most commonly 00 buck. 9 Pellets.

If our government officials are stupid enough to actually attempt to ban guns, then a march on the capitol to deliver them should be organized. Well crud. I was going to stop hogging this thread. Just one more post. This is a great Idea actually. Maybe leave off the part about walking on the Capito...

Those results sure don't look like Americans are for banning firearms.

I think the real issue is that it would take a major organizational effort to set up such a thing. The government already stops any group that even looks like they may eventually be a threat. It's not likely everyone would just decide to start shooting at the cops when they come to confiscate your ...

I am curious though. Where were all the tough guys willing to die when they instituted the assault weapons ban the last time? Yeah, exactly. I was under age at the time but I see your point. The way they monitor everything nowadays unless you have a couple million followers on social media junk typ...

This is the best factual data we have from 1995. It is the infamous 29 Palms questioner. Firing on U.S. Citizens? While all of the questions in this survey should have stimulated concern, the survey’s final question has generated an enormous amount of attention: The U.S. government declares a ban o...

I am curious though. Where were all the tough guys willing to die when they instituted the assault weapons ban the last time? Yeah, exactly.

I think the real issue is that it would take a major organizational effort to set up such a thing. The government already stops any group that even looks like they may eventually be a threat. It's not likely everyone would just decide to start shooting at the cops when they come to confiscate your ...

crazy2medic wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 19, 2019 3:59 pm

Redneck_Buddha wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 18, 2019 12:26 pm

crazy2medic wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 18, 2019 11:48 am

Ann Richards only got one term, she vetoed the first CHL bill and lost her reelection bid! She admitted that vetoing that bill cost her a second term!

But she was one tough grandma!

When she was sober!

I think the real issue is that it would take a major organizational effort to set up such a thing. The government already stops any group that even looks like they may eventually be a threat. It's not likely everyone would just decide to start shooting at the cops when they come to confiscate your ...

SJW parents? Bet this story dies quietly once the security video shows no one with a rifle. Reminds me of when UT Arlington was shut down because someone "thought" they saw someone carrying a rifle. Ended up it was a camera tripod carried by a photographer. So does a photographer qualify as an "act...