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kudos to them for carrying a full size BUD.

Personally I will never buy a smith and wesson ever in my life. They recently threatened a lawsuit with a few of the major cerakote companies, drop in trigger companies, as well as a few of the small time stippling guys. Why on earth they give a flying pig what the end user does with his weapon is ...

The more states we have with campus carry the better. We have too many soft targets in this country as it is.

Nothing is covered up that will not be revealed, or hidden that will not be known. Whatever you have said in the dark shall be heard in the light, and what you have whispered in private rooms shall be proclaimed upon the housetops

rentz wrote:

Keith B wrote:Alarm company signs and window stickers can be a deterant also. Barking dogs as well.

i like to cover my bases and have all of the above.
need to add a camera system too...but honestly i think my dog is the biggest deterrent

It's hard to underestimate the value of a good set of dogs.

Great link. Thanks!

Stories like that provide hope that we still have representatives being elected that understand liberty and freedom.

17 of the 19 got dispatched. A couple of the smaller ones were able to escape through the pen fencing once we started shooting and they spooked. Then the down side of the shoot was having to dress and clean them. Now I am worn out. http://i.imgur.com/LsGOLtsl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Qn5gVzRl.jpg Wow...

Congrats

I would much rather spend my hard earned money at well respected training sites with a track record of intentional safety like Gunsite or Thunder Ranch...

That's great material. Thanks to both of you for sharing it!

I like to read multiple books in play and work back and forth between them. Each one of a different category. Here are some I currently have in play (a little heavy on the history category this year): Christian Bible (various books) Jurgens. Faith of the early fathers. Carroll. The history of Christ...

My preference would be for an authentic WWII carbine, but ultimately it's be a firearm for shooting anyway. If they come close to the original specs, I'd probably buy one.

I've worked at several places over the years that have that uber-sensitive approach. The majority of office environments in my field have standard, boiler plate, anti-gun, hyper-sensitive handbook policy language promoted by the HR dept. We pretty much just ignore it and talk about politics, religio...

The illegally posted Collin county administrative office building in McKinney took their 30.06 sign down after complaints. They weren't real happy about it either