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Training recommendation needed in Texas
CMJeepster replied to CMJeepster's topic in Training Techniques and Tools
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I have a friend and former neighbor who recently relocated to Celina, Texas asking me for help in finding a training course for pistol CCW. She's opened her eyes due to recent events and wants to be able to protect herself. Can anyone recommend a training course and or point me in the right direction? Thanks!
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Bat in the Belfry & Why Big Brothers are the Best!
CMJeepster replied to Mrs. Peel's topic in General Discussion
Glock 19. Oh, wait... -
Federal Capital Punishment Back On?
CMJeepster replied to this_is_nascar's topic in General Discussion
Good! Too bad this state won't change. -
Chips go with a sandwich and fobs are covered in corn.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-pulls-uzi-submachine-gun-083103844.html "Man pulls Uzi submachine gun out of a pond with magnet and rope" A man experimenting with a magnet plucked a fully-loaded Uzi submachine gun and several other weapons out of a pond in Massachusetts, reports say. The unnamed individual called the police after pulling the Uzi out of Pillings Pond in the small town of Lynnfield. Lynnfield officer Patrick Curran inspected the submachine gun and discovered it was loaded, before encouraging the man to throw his powerful magnet – attached to the end of rope – back into the water to see what else he could find. The magnet fisher pulled another four guns from the pond, including a Glock handgun, a Colt Cobra revolver, a semi-automatic handgun and a revolver with “significant corrosion”, according to The Boston Globe. All five of the firearms were loaded, local police said. The weapons were handed over to state police ballistics for further analysis. A state police diving team was also called out to conduct a more thorough search of Pillings Pond, but the magnet man had done such a thorough job they did not find anything else. The Lynnfield resident told officers had been watching videos about French treasure hunters who use magnets and ropes to recover World War II artefacts from waterways. “In my more than 35 years on the force, I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s a little strange,” Lynnfield police captain Karl Johnson told The Daily Item local newspaper, which first reported on the weapons haul. The hobby known as “magnet fishing” has becoming increasingly popular in recent years and has led to some unusual discoveries. Earlier this year couple found a hand grenade in a lake in Florida. Last July a 36-year-old London man pulled an Uzi machine gun out of Enfield Lock using a magnet, before revealing he had previously found a samurai sword and a cross bow using the same technique. ------ Holy crap! I think that I'd soil myself if this happened to me.
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This: https://geektyrant.com/news/2012/4/12/r2-d2-ammo-box.html
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After having been stopped by the Ft. Dix border while Jeepin' one time, there's no way in hell I'm going onto a base unless invited.
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Mr Ed signs a new smart gun law
CMJeepster replied to silverado427's topic in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion
Like my friggin' taxes, or the shitty roadways? -
Tempting.
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There's a no waders sign at the deli by the gorge.
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Do the have a "No Waders" sign inside?
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I want to try this place some day: https://www.papastomatopies.com/
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I know as I lived in New England for a few years. I was trying to spin off the pork roll thread into a hoagie / grinder thread.
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WTF is a grinder? Fake food like Taylor Ham?