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Sorry, but I have been to several Medical buildings in the north Dallas area that are not posted and I carry there on a regular basis. I can't speak for Dallas, but my experience in San Antonio and Houston is that hospitals and other medical facilities are virtually uniformly posted. Whether the si...

No guns, so no further mention in US press. Great point, of course we are all not supose to notice that. Glad you brought to light! Indeed. This is exactly the point of a recent article. Whatever the reason, the lesser attention given to mass killings that do not invoke guns is disrespectful to the...

jason812 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2019 8:05 pm Well, they are the ones that are going to start the violence.

They, in the form of Antifa, have already started it. It will be interesting to see if Antifa spreads away from left-wing enclaves.

They add a step at LAX. An LAPD officer runs your weapon serial number to see if it is stolen. My bet is that d#@! few stolen weapons are checked as legitimate luggage. The cost-benefit ratio is surely off kilter with such checks, but equally surely their goal is to tweak around legitimate gun owne...

The link is to a blog post about trekking in the Colorado Mountains. That alone is fascinating, but he also mentions the weapon he carried, the modification he made to it, and related gear. All in all, a worthwhile read. Travelling With Firearms, And The Stupidity Of The TSA We don’t have any compla...

Hitting someone with a hand-held stun-gun that causes no permanent damage might strike some as a not very serious offense, but aggravated battery is no joke in terms of potential sentencing. Under Florida law aggravated battery is a second-degree felony good for up to 15 years in prison. That’s a l...

KLB wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2019 12:59 pm I've bought a few mytopo.com maps, but not lately. I think the paper is pretty good, but I don't recall for sure. I almost always had mine laminated, so I could take them in a canoe.

Ever since Quantico OCS I've regarded laminating a top map as the default approach.

I've bought a few mytopo.com maps, but not lately. I think the paper is pretty good, but I don't recall for sure. I almost always had mine laminated, so I could take them in a canoe.

Texas Agriculture Code: Sec. 142.003. DISCOVERY OF ESTRAY; NOTICE. (a) If an estray, without being herded with other livestock, roams about the property of a person without that person's permission or roams about public property, the owner of the private property or the custodian of the public prope...

She's doing her part to lower the bar of acceptable behavior to make other low-class schmucks look good.

In the worst mass public shooting, a killer in Las Vegas used AR-15s, a type of semi-automatic rifle, to murder 58 people. The second worst attack occurred at an Orlando nightclub in 2016, and the killer used both an AR-15 style rifle as well as a very commonly-owned handgun. In the third worst att...

By the way, though I haven't done a lot of business there, the people at Fountain Firearms ( Route 6 and Bissonet) seem nice, and I enjoy going in to look around.

Any place I regularly go, I usually have some idea about the locations of both gun and cigar shops.

I suggest Carter's Country if you ever get homesick for the restrictive laws in your home state. :biggrinjester: Point of curiosity. I'm not from Houston, and the only two Houston-area gun shops I know about are Carter's Country and Fountain Firearms (near my sister's house). I've bought ammo at bo...

Last night, at the first Democratic candidate debate for the 2020 campaign, Sen. Cory Booker (D–N.J.) . . . said, "If you need a license to drive a car, you should need a license to buy and own a firearm. And not everybody in this field agrees with that, but in states like Connecticut that did...

In Shooting Illustrated, Tamara Keel offers an article entitled: "The Pocket Pistol in 2019: How Far Have We Come? Before I go further, I should probably take a moment to define my terms. After all, “pocket pistol” has covered a lot of turf over the years. Smith & Wesson’s No. 2 Army was a ...