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Yeah, but set the clays on a rack and she can break them at 600 yards.

With this much interest, should we order a taco truck?

someone going to put up signs for where to go, valet parking? HAHAHAHAHAHA...

There is iron in your words.

Might be a dupe.

Just a word of caution...Using a knife to defend yourself is classed as deadly force. Deadly force is only justified when defending against deadly force. Whether it's a gun or a knife, the use of force laws are the same.

As night follows the day... Plumbers prepare for 'Brown Friday,' issue warnings about their busiest day of the year | Washington Examiner

More winning! Not getting tired of it yet! Maryland's Handgun Qualification License struck down. Among the requirements were "Getting that license requires, among other things, submitting fingerprints to undergo a background investigation and taking a four-hour-long firearms safety training course in which you must fire at least one live round." Sound familiar? Make New Jersey America Again!! Let's get copycat lawsuits going! https://www.foxnews.com/us/nra-praises-court-order-striking-down-draconian-blue-states-handgun-law

Turkey and a brisket on the smoker now.

The Bruen Decision changed EVERYTHING regarding Knives.

This is perhaps an example of a modern day problem that didn't exist at the time of the founding. If someone was a dangerous, violent felon, they were hanged, not released back into the community.

I finally finished "Atlas Shrugged", writer and philosopher Ayn Rand's magnum opus. It was a slog at times, through 1800 pages, but it was also a sobering read. Rand's family lost everything when the Bolsheviks came to power in their native Russia, and she ultimately fled, first to Europe, then to the US. Her writings reflect the dangers of the rise of socialism and the decline of logic and rational thought. "Atlas Shrugged" details both, in what was a fictional account of a gradual leftist brainwashing of most of the citizenry followed by a socialist takeover of US industry, completely collapsing the economy. The book was published in 1957. In 2023, I figure the US is about in the position in which the novel placed us roughly 600 pages into the book. It's disturbing.