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Strangely no. I have the magazine in my hand and it is basically just a reprint of the press release in the first post of this thread. The online version of the April edition hasn't been posted yet though. Strange. http://www.americanmotorcyclist.com/Magazine/Archive.aspx

Yep. Half a page on us. Yay! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But that PPK feels like a beefed up zippo with that all stainless slide action and the barrel mounted directly. I love mine. Great feel. Sure you get slide bite, but it feels like a jem. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Things were different when I was younger. Now every pussy has a gun. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When she got horny she'd cock it.

Martini, Churchill style Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

a six shooter? awesome!

What about a burglar getting the gun and waiting for you to come home so he can take you to the ATM and clean out your account, the way they do?

We have been told to expect that there will be an article about us in this month's American Motorcyclist magazine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've read, although I can't find it now, that most handguns stolen in burglaries are taking from the bedroom unlocked. I am 100% all for locking just because of burglary. I don't have kids so it's not an issue for me but I handguns are pretty expensive I hate to lose them. Not to mention he potential to commit a crime with it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This post is awesome. For all the good advice I would like to add sometimes just getting your wife to know how to use it in case she needs in an emergency is all you can ever hope for. To get my wife to go to the range all I had to do was make sure she realized that it was for fun and I wasn't to be teaching her anything that she didn't want to learn. She had fun shooting for a day and never went back, but at least I know that she knows how to use it, if it ever came down to that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

M9, M4, M-16A2, M249, M240B, M2, AT-4, M-203, Mk-19, M119, M109, M198 Mosul I had joined as artillery after the gulf war but was deployed with a bulk fuel transportion company for OIF. As the convoy recovery element I frequently was in no position to return fire but was in the center of a defensive position around damaged vehicles. That said, relative to my unit I was the "white cloud." with no CAB.

Good lord I never would have spent more than two days at school if this was what I had to deal with. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

http://video.pbs.org/video/2336803730 Yet another hour long show done after Newtown. I just got a chance to see it last night. VERY interesting. It talks about the hundreds of possible school shootings thwarted since Columbine by simply not removing the disconnect between adults and children in high schools. Plus the different approaches needed for adults out of high school. Only a small dis on Wayne LP but mainly for the costs associated with armed guards in every school, so don't worry if you are sensitive to PBS's anti gun leanings. I think many of you would find this information useful when talking to legistators about their new laws. I am passing this along to everyone I know with children as well. I think it has some great information.

I think teeth and nails are still banned though. I just wish they would allow me to clip my nails in the plane. Nothing finer. I love how they quote a guy saying this is "common sense." Common sense is now being used like "bad" was in the nineties (the opposite). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well we don't have all of the information on what happened and why, but having no heat in the winter is in fact considered a sort of emergency( I checked). This can bring Department of Housing Enforcement and inspectors to your door via their 24 hour hotline. No mention if the cops were inspectors or if there was one present, or even if that is why they were there, but that would be at least a sliver of an idea of why the cops might feel justified to enter where the heater was. http://tlinexile.blogspot.com/2013/02/update-on-keith-pantaleon.html?m=1 "The charges are unlawful possession of my 2 handguns, unlawful possession of my rifle, unlawful possession of my ammo and felony possession of an assault rifle. The cops claimed the third floor tenant called because he did not have heat in his apt, and the boiler just happened to be in my apartment." Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Forgive me for coming on late to this thread, but isn't no heat in the winter considered different than "a problem with a utility?" Perhaps Iam thinking in terms of my NY rentals, but if the heat is out in the winter you can indeed call an agency that will send police to gain entry. I have no idea if that applies here, but it is the first thing I thought of.

I can't believe i an the first to mention this. http://www.nationalguard.com/guard-basics/eligibility-requirements Best thing about it is they have to hold your job. That way you can do your training and get some new life experience without losing your job. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

LOL, there I go pissing on everyone's hopes! I only noticed because it looks like the kind of thing I did as a teenager with black and white film. ANyway, here's some thing interesting

Am I the only person that thinks this is two dolls in a mud puddle?

They follow the local paper's reporters while they interview the few people in the town that will speak to them. It is worth a look, no joke.

What did you think of it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dupe

You would think "common sense" would mean wait for the results of the investigation before making new laws. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/after-newtown/ Interesting report about the kid and mother. One hour. Click the Raising Adam Lanza video. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk