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glock75 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 3:23 pm As an update to this thread, here is the current Form 7814 that supersedes all previous scorecards.

I'm not having any luck opening that. Complains it's just an XML wrapper.

Sorry if this has been beaten to death already, and please direct me to that thread if it has, but... It was my understanding that while carrying under constitutional carry, a simple gunbuster sign or "no weapons" on a code of conduct sign would be considered sufficient notice to prohibit...

Ah, you all are making me cry. Looking in Bexar, Guadalupe, Comal and I can't find an acre in the middle of nowhere for less than $50,000. Anywhere near a town upwards of $100,000.

Unfortunately it looks like I'll be moving back into Bexer.

March - Pfizer
1st shot no reaction
2nd shot very tired and achy next day, tired the next, fine the next
December- moderna
Booster, extreme chills over night, shaking like a leaf in the wind. Next day extremely tired and achy, next day tired, then fine.

Oh, I know. I have to do the same. It's just that one guy came up with the scheme, the idea grew, and now TPTB refuse to back down from the myth.

That guy regrets it.

And it's why I use a password manager I can share amongst my devices.

The guy that does the XKCD comic is a physicist and worked in robotics at NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia. Knows his math. https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/password_strength.png IT for over three decades and the most violated rule was "don't write it down" because of the complexitie...

See y'all in a bit.

Not the 320 but I have the Stevens 350 Security, about 5 years old. I like it, never had any problems. Assume the basics are the same. I used to have a 350—the version with the ghost ring rear/high viz front sights. It was a pretty good shotgun for what I paid for it at the time (about $240 at the ...

Not the 320 but I have the Stevens 350 Security, about 5 years old. I like it, never had any problems. Assume the basics are the same.

Saw a report this morning that he was fleeing another incident which tracks with him not hitting anyone until it became too crowded. So, bailed out, immediately does crime, and then escalates it while fleeing.

Ok, we know that if a license holder accidentally carries into the secured area of an airport he's given a chance to rectify his mistake. I've been asked by a retired LEO if there is any such exemption for them. Reading PC 46.03 I see nothing that would apply. Have I missed anything?

I'm going to put it on my calendar.

Fixed 2 1/2" blade in scabbard left (weak) side, S&W tanto folder clipped to gun side pocket.

C-dub wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 9:19 am ....
The entire breakfast I also kept having this nagging feeling I've met Jay before. Either that or reminds me a lot of someone else I know, but can't figure out who.
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You have my sympathy.