45Doll

I'm not a big fan of those. But The Outlaw Josey Wales and Pale Rider are on my A+ list. "I guess I'm right popular."

Now you're channeling my "Well... do ya punk?" 94 year old mother. One of her favorite phrases. You may have seen my previous anecdote. While she was living with us and watching Dirty Harry one night (for the sixty-fourth time), I asked her if she wanted to fire six shots, or only five. Then I broke the 29 out of the safe, brought it up to her room, and handed it to her. (Unloaded of course.) She could barely lift it. But I told her anyway to 'go ahead... make my day'. My favorite repartee from the entire series: DiGiorgio: "Whadda they want?" Harry: "They want a car." DiGiorgio: "Whadda ya gonna do?" Harry: "Give 'em one...."

Try this:

OK, so this year it's Bullet Votes for both 45Dolls. And Ant will be one of the magnums.

No, they term it 'pounds of force'. Or to us dumb Yankees. pounds.

The new Glock 46 has a 35N or 7.9 lbf trigger pull and 11mm of travel." Who do they think they are, NYC cops? I hope they shoot better.

My compliments Theresa . I'm disseminating that article.

Why were both DNS servers apparently unavailable? (Just curious.) When you came back up I tried connecting via IP, but apparently the site only accepts URL formatted requests.

I have not shot one. But I did fondle one at my local FFL. It did feel like an improvement compared to my standard P226. Felt like it was glued to my hand.

Literally , no. I couldn't tell if the website was up or not, because the IP address could not be found. Perhaps their DNS servers and/or network segment was down. (For future reference, the IP address is 199.48.254.9) In English: if I remove your listing in the phone book, no one can look up your number if they forget it. Note: OK, forget the 'for future reference'. Apparently the website is not configured to accept the IP address; only the URL.

There was no DNS resolution available for the site name.

Well you may have lost the $ but you recovered nicely. Hopefully because the fraud involves firearms the guy will get hammered. Not sure what else you could have done to check a guy in Idaho.

Here's the answer: TargetSportsUSA.com

For those of you who follow Bitcoin, at the moment the market value appears to be below the average mining cost . And excuse me for quoting Bloomberg. Leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

"Physics is like sex. Sure, it may give some practical results, but that's not why we do it." Richard P. Feynman

Here are some updates. On January 9th the Allegheny DA sent a letter to the mayor and council advising them they don't have the authority to pass the planned laws. Today the mayor said 'come and arrest me'. I hope he gets his request. The other thing I hope for, if these ordinances pass and are somehow upheld legally, is that several thousand PA gun owners go into Pittsburgh and say 'come and arrest me'.

Did anyone ever explain this to Gomer Pyle?

Who dares wins.

Here's how one VA legislator handles her firearm. Should we have her talk to Loretta?

When the issuing agency is the NJSP, all the typing is done in Trenton. Not the local barracks.

Want to see what real resistance looks like? Read this. His description of Boulder illustrates what toxic progressiveness is really all about. And be sure to read his original coming out column.

OK. For simplicity don't take my opinion for anything. Read the NJ and PA firearms statutes, and ATF Ruling 2010-6.

Wrong. See my post above. In what state(s) do you reside?

Federal law says that in addition to Federal law you must adhere to laws in the state(s) you reside in. That means state(s) in which you own a residence and live there some of the time. Two NJ residents who don't both own residences in PA can't drive into PA to complete a private transaction. (And if they did, PA law would require a FFL to complete a handgun transfer.) We have residences in both states. The ATF says we must abide by the (Federal and) state laws where we are at the time. When we're in NJ we must abide by NJ laws.() When we're in PA we must abide by PA laws. () We have done both. And in PA as spouses we can transfer handguns to each other with no paperwork, as well as other specified relatives. Nice try though.

I have that DW. Great 1911.