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Think I'd go for something in stainless with synthetic hardware, and then GunKote moly disulfide bake-on for the metal parts in the appropriate flat earth tone. That should be as near indestructible as you can get, and worst case, you'll have plenty of GunKote left to redo it if needed.

Just checked and that's what on there 11C10 Indir. Fire. Perhaps, given that I went into my time in service in 67 and yours ended in 67 they added the 10 on the end of the MOS. Maybe that was when they figured out that mortars work better for indirect fire? I guess G26ster and his crew lugged the t...

this article is saying that there is a push for them to vote for Kasich. Kasich needs to come out and tell the voters to vote faithfully, that this movement isn't right. So Kasich could get more EC votes than he got popular votes in the primary? Think this might be a ploy so he could at least say h...

mojo84 wrote:What about burning one's car, a pile of clothes or other items in protest?

Depends; does she really need that bra?

E.Marquez wrote:that speed is a physically impossibility for the bike in question

I disagree. Assuming a drag coefficient somewhere around .35, which isn't unusual for sport bikes, under the right conditions, it should be able to achieve 200+mph within a few seconds without even cranking the motor on.

Freedom is messy, with freedoms will come things we don't like. Does not mean it should be illegal. Flag burning while heinous, should be legal. Now being charged with an uncontrolled fire because you are recklessly burning the flag or there is a burn ban during a drought or something like that wou...

She studied basic locks and throws plus being out of HS she carries pepper spray and a Sog Twitch II. She way more confident in her abilities to protect herself. She used a pain compliance move to get the drunk to let her go. One of the cops told us the lady had a dislocated pinkie finger. Rogue Ma...

Better yet, how about having laws that treat everyone equally; if the penalty for assault isn't high enough to cover assaulting a nun, the President or a cop, increase the penalty across the board.

Doug.38PR wrote:What can we learn?

Carry a backup where they're not likely to find it.

anygunanywhere wrote:Ted Cruz was seen at Trump Tower today. Rumors on Fox were for SCOTUS or Attorney General.

Bringing them coffee and donuts?

OC spray would have worked well here but my have had some blowback being in liberal Austin. Austin PD might be reserved because the City is a cesspool, but DPS doesn't care one whit about that. Yeah, but I didn't see any of them equipped to spray a crowd like that. http://www.priax.com/html/x-strea...

"One riot, four troopers and a random guy with Scotchlite on his shirt."

Nah. Sounds wrong. Let's go back to the proven method.

There is another option. Presidential pardons only apply to federal laws. If some of the stuff i read is true, there are some serious violations of the laws of various states that could be prosecuted. Interesting...could the admission of guilt Burdick places upon acceptance of a Federal pardon be u...

Just think of the benefit to manufacturers of all sorts of things, in no longer having to worry about California standards on their not-for-export products.

casp625 wrote:Must be legal if the police chief is doing it: http://www.wfaa.com/mb/news/local/anti- ... /350489180

If only Texas had some other law enforcement agency tasked with suppressing such disturbances when the locals are unwilling to...