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Well, if they left the military nomenclature on it then it won’t be hard to track down. Well, at least to the point showing who it was issued to. It will only be a matter of time from there to find out who’s going to prison. When you were in the military, you were one of the crazy guys that played ...

If he takes them to his vehicle, then my understanding is that as soon as he walks up to his truck, drunk, and with keys in hand, he could be charged with DUI (LEO's please correct me if I am mistaken here). If I’m remembering correctly, I’ve been told by deputies that you must be in the drivers se...

Looks like a 10/22 takedown chambered in 9mm. Wonder how long before Ruger offers a suppressed barrel for this carbine? That would be fun. HPA or whatever it is now, needs to pass. Second thought, there must be a growing number of people that want to pack something larger than a pistol hidden in a ...

That may be a good reason to get a license from a reciprocal state if you like your privacy. It doesn't sound like DPS is following the law by notifying Texas LTC to whom they disclosed their license status. It doesn't sound like they're teaching the law regarding 30.06 notice, much less 30.07 noti...

I have one that takes Glock mags. Still tinkering with it and need to sit down and shoot it at a paper target rather than 2 liters and get some time checking grouping. I did the upgrades from MCarbo, the trigger kit and buffers tube cover. Huge improvement in trigger feel and weight. The tube cover ...

If they want to sue someone, they need to go after the Air Force, for failing to report the shooter's disqualifying background. :iagree: Lawyer in SA, name escapes me, advertises he's doing so and for those affected to contact him. Local big truck accident ambulance chaser Thomas J Henry was callin...

I don’t see this suit doing anything but putting money onto the lawyers pockets. I believe it is legal for a Texas FFL to sell a long gun to a non resident if there are no laws in the purchasers home state forbidding it. I do not know Colorado law but cannot see Academy doing something that is illeg...

Appraisal districts are not government agencies. They are a agency created to represent governments. They do not have to follow the same guidelines with respect to weapons that a city or county government would. The appraisal districts determine the value of property. They give that information to ...

Interesting play by play of what happened. Rather long but lots of info in it. This guy most likely saved his gf’s as well as his own life.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=you ... vActO9U8eI

With the exception of the gun show, specifically- I think you and I agree on this subject. I'm apt to carry where legal, unless I know there is a metal detector or LEO working the door for that purpose. If it’s a govt building and legal and they are using LEO and metal detector to prevent carry fil...

I received a very good email today from CCPD. It wasn’t surprising since I recently FOIA requested from NCAD the security policies/guidelines for the guards (private and offduty PD) working the metal detector and the security contracts. I only received the private security contract. Nothing from PD ...

I like the nail in a bag idea and even thought about digging a slit trench that would catch someone's front-end, but the more reasonable side of me thought like others, probably not the best idea if I want to stay out of legal troubles. Your caution is wise. A landowner owes few duties to a trespas...

What about black powder? Is there a loophole there?

Dad24GreatKids wrote:The detective has been fired.

From the EMT job and PD? I know he was let go of from the EMT position.