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  1. 4 points
    Lynyrd Skynyrd releases new song dedicated to Governor DeSantis… Sweet Florida! https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/lynyrd-skynyrd-releases-new-song-dedicated-to-governor-desantis-sweet-florida/
  2. 2 points
    Just wondering. Are there folks out there that would like to go to a reloading class. Just the basics. Like set up powder charges. How to set up your dies. So when the next plandemic happens you’re not paying triple what you should be. Ive been blessed over the years to know people that have this knowledge. And i have acquired this knowledge from them. Just curious. How many of yall would be interested. Free of charge for the first class. If you are really in shooting and know its a sustainable multi year thing you’ll do. Would you be interested in our multitude years of experience that we can transfer to the next generation? Let me know.
  3. It sounds like a justified shooting. I mean, a determined home invader forcibly entering your house? Yeah, that's certainly reason to be afraid for your life! That said (and maybe this is just my own reaction), I really wish this gun owner was more circumspect in his speech after the fact. Saying things to a reporter like he did, for example: "I knew ... after he came through the door like that, I can shoot him" and “I pumped two into him there. He went down the steps that way and I got him a third time I hope”... IMO, those phrases should have been replaced with: I was in fear for my life - I was sure he was going to kill me! I only did what I had to do to stop him. I hope no one else ever experiences something so terrifying in their own home..." (or better yet...) No interviews at all!! Keep your yap shut. And if you must for some reason (though I can't imagine why anyway has to take an interview...), at least have your highly qualified lawyer - who you rehearsed with in advance - sitting right next to you during the interview (poised to stuff a cork in your mouth the instant you go off-script). IMO, even the most smart, self-disciplined and experienced speaker is liable to screw-up an interview if the reporter is clever/nimble in their questioning (and I mean ANY interview, so that's without factoring a person's relative inexperience at interviewing AND the extreme level of duress likely to occur after a home invasion/shooting). You also must assume that everything this guy said is then part of the record... even if he's not charged criminally, couldn't it be used against him in a civil case? And even though it seems the home owner's actions were justified, his choice of words, frankly, make him sound like a bit of a gun-slinging yahoo, which is really not a good look for the rest of us gun owners as far as I'm concerned. I personally view this case as an example of a justified shooting followed by some epically dumb public relations moves.
  4. It's a beaut Clark! Love my 4" 686 Plus!
  5. 1 point
    Sold to 15636215.
  6. I was in a gun store in Florida a couple of days ago, and the customers were a bit miffed that their NICS checks were backed up. It was taking up to 45 minutes.
  7. 1 point
    Sounds like a great idea! Not only am I interested, but fortunately live close by to you guys.
  8. If you shouldn't talk to the police until you have legal representation, you sure as hell shouldn't talk to a reporter. I can see the reporter being called to the witness stand to 'recall what the assailant said'. What a jackass.
  9. WTS 15" utg pro super slim drop in hand guard Made in usa. Solid hand guard. $ 55.00 The rifle pic is just for illustration. Mossberg 12 gau parts.bundle 500/88 butt stock, Heat shield mav/88 forend/action bars. Old school 500 mag tube w/spring $30.00 Assorted hand guards bundle 3 carbine, 1 mid length, 1 rifle. and a couple of grips. $ 15.00 First i'll take wins sale. P M for contact . I'm in Toms River. Thanks for looking.
  10. 1 point
    My grandfather told me they used to eat them during the Great Depression. Said they were called ‘Hoover Hogs’, as they taste somewhat like pork.
  11. Hey all, just wanted to share. For a while now I've been searching for a S&W 686 with a 5 inch barrel and a fluted cylinder. This proved to be difficult, but the quest is over! Here is my new to me 686 sporting a 5 inch barrel, fluted cylinder, and Hi-Viz sights. It's the plus model, so she's a 7 shot. And, icing on the cake, she's PRE-LOCK! I may swap our the grips. Any recommendations? Enjoy!
  12. Pretty girls you got there. I never want to get shot especially with a 12 gauge. A shotgun removes large pieces of you and rearranges them.
  13. 1 point
    You need a garden tractor, Mr Hill. Hydro drive with front and rear 3pt hitches and hydro controls. 60" mower deck, rototiller, box scraper, front end loader, snow blower ( ha, just kidding), brush hog, aerator, etc. You need em all. For god sake man, your an effn Texan, get a tractor already.
  14. 1 point
    Now that we have moved to Texas, I no longer have to take care of the yard. Our section of the community is ‘landscape maintained’, as part of our homeowner association fees. They do everything. Fertilizer. Cutting/edging/mulching. Tree work. They even replace plants that die. In my mind, it’s cheap for what they do. I keep this in mind when I’m push mowing the acre yard at the ranch, so I don’t bitch too much. Lol This is NOT Tex cutting the grass!
  15. Seattle Man Stops Three Separate Robbery Attempts At His Home

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