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Excaliber wrote:The simple version is that you can't go far wrong with any current major manufacturer's hollow points as long as you do your job on shot placement.

This is what I use, and the reason why I use it. The picture says it all. Left: Jacketed hollow point bullet pulled from an unfired Federal HST 147 grain 9mm cartridge. Right: An expanded 147 grain HST recovered from a block of ballistics gelatin. http://labscdn2.luckygunner.com/labs/media/hst-bulle...

Texas had a fleet of them too.

G.A. Heath wrote:The short version is An OHV sticker is required for off roading on property that receives state money.

I prefer to go get them in person so that I can use them shortly afterwards.

I thought maybe it was a sticker to let people know you had a Over Head Valve engine.

The Annoyed Man wrote:My 20,000th post.

Whew! That was hard. I'm going to take a nap now.

That's roughly 202 posts per month if I calculated that correctly considering your join date.

Now that's a lot of hot air!

j/k, you've had a lot of informative posts.

I keep wondering why they didn't shoot him. Was it because they were inside the store and didn't want to take a chance on hitting innocent bystanders?

Nowadays it seems pretty standard that if you pull a gun on the police you better get ready for a lot of lead headed your way.

Flightmare wrote:She must dye her hair. The photo she has blonde hair, but the license says brown.

The state has been known to affix the wrong picture to a license.

There are some forum members here that can attest to that.

Anyone want to speculate on why the sudden big surge?

Was it open carry?

The reduced hours for the class?

And yet another new one.

Best NRA video yet?
I like this!

fast86gn wrote:

If I would have shot at the vehicle for deliberately running me off the road would I have been in the right?

Absolutely not.

Social media deal gone bad.


http://www.myeasttex.com/news/local-new ... ed-instead

http://abc7amarillo.com/news/local/potter-co-commissioners-acknowledge-order-prohibiting-firearms "It's kind of a blanket order," Potter County Judge Nancy Tanner said. "You can't bring a gun on any Potter County premise. Period. Not just the court room. It's any building owned by Po...

mojo84 wrote:I would definitely file a report with his department. He needs additional training.