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Went to look, it is 3.075 percent of the population for 2014. I wish it was like 40% of the state. I've had discussions with people on other areas of law, and have heard "but an officer told me" many times. I've had to tell them many times that officers don't always know the law, pull out my phone a...

My thoughts in order: 1. Oh well. 2. Hope the one in Fort Worth follows soon. 3. 20% off firearms, then 50% off the next week?! Why - they might approach competitive prices soon if they keep this up! 4. Good riddance. That was the store front from Fort Worth. :lol: It moved over into an old liquor ...

Paragraph (e) of Section 30.06 states "It is an exception to the application of this section that the property ... is owned or leased by a governmental entity..." I've always understood that to mean if a 30.06 sign was posted on a building owned by the city/state government, it could be ignored by ...

Does anyone remember the old Cadillacs that had that device on the dashboard which dimmed the high beams if someone was coming at you? SIA Oh I remember those. My mother and I were on vacation in Tennessee and going through a tunnel the reflectors in the tunnel were triggering them. Looked like a s...

...protected by the 1st Amendment... Why should that matter, look at the people blaming the people that organized that muhammad cartoon contest in Garland. Everyone in the media was jumping on blaming them instead of the two guys that were trying to kill people. Got to love hypocrites. That is hate...

In rural areas you don't always need a license if you are underage either. I learned to drive when I was 11, and drove to several different pastures to feed. Drove into town to get fuel, and feed. Several others and myself drove to driver's education. I guess if the police in an area were you-know-w...

Seems to be written that way.

Note: the guy's car automatically unlocks the doors when he puts it in park. That's not a feature, that's a bug! This is the truth, I need to work the time in to my schedule to go by the dealership and get this changed. Also if I can get the passenger seat belt alarm turned off. My range bag sets i...

If you are willing to watch something from Alex Jones, this is about the most coherent version of anything along those lines I've stumbled across. It basically boils down to you aren't conducting business on the road therefore you don't need any of that stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3nok7C...

Note: the guy's car automatically unlocks the doors when he puts it in park. That's not a feature, that's a bug! This is the truth, I need to work the time in to my schedule to go by the dealership and get this changed. Also if I can get the passenger seat belt alarm turned off. My range bag sets i...

Credit Union. They are all I do business with anymore. The one I use has an annual meeting open to any member and their family, where the members vote on the board of directors from among the members (volunteer basis, so directors don't get paid). I assume all credit unions do this, but haven't been...

C-dub wrote:Sure hope the NRA and NRA-ILA is opposing this.

If they don't jump all over this, this will be my last year as a member.

The [Pre-paid legal service] part was not normal as far as I know. My class didn't have any mention of them or any organization like them. As far as being NRA approved, if I remember correctly as of 2013 Texas requires CHl instructors to be certified instructors from somewhere (NRA being one of them...

GRR.. " Bright then appealed to the Sixth Circuit, asserting qualified immunity from suit." In other words, I'm not liable because it's reasonable for me not to actually know the law... I find this whole qualified immunity bit ridiculous. Ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you're a LEO, and ...

Don't worry so did I. So much for both our reading comprehension. You are correct about the copper grease, I completely missed that in the manual.