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Depends on where you're going. C

Yup. Just a barber. C

...I really do think I have the coolest job, ever. I de-activated my FB account, so I have no where else to share these. So, I figured I'd brag a little bit on here. I took a class with an amazing editorial stylist in NYC in December. I'm not really a class guy. As a matter of fact, it's the first one I have taken in about 12 years. I went in not expecting anything much. I came out completely inspired. So worth it. And guys, she's 16. Just so you know. Let me know what y'all think. C

It was a question that came up. Not Rick. He's fine. Sounds like a legal nightmare to me. Anyone on here have more info to add to PK's post? C

Kinda random, kinda not. There's a reason I'm asking, I promise. Let's say you order a couple of guns on the interwebs. They show up at the FFL, paperwork gets done and faxed off to NICS. Approval comes back on saturday, late afternoon. You can't get there(he's closed sunday) and plan to show up monday morning, early, to git yo' shiznit. Sunday afternoon, the lone owner of the shop passes away. No partner. No employees. No spouse or heirs. What happens to your guns? C

How people have not gone across the desk and smacked that a@#hole around is astonishing. C

Shotgun. 2 people injured. None dead. C

Bulpup, can you write for me? I suck at it. Nice job and thanks for taking it on. C

If true... YAY!!! C

Another reason that this would be a terrible idea is simply this. Before the revolution, in the lead up, colonists used to keep arms and ammunition in store houses. It was quite easy, then, for the British to take and maintain control of said arms and ammunition. It, from a tactical perspective makes perfect sense. Go after the store houses of ammunition and arms as it is much easier, simpler and safer than going after the individuals that posess them. I know that you make reference to this in your letter, but I feel that it bears repeating that this is an old tactic to maintain control. Those that choose to ignore or forget history are quite doomed to repeat it. C

I hate the news. Both printed media and broadcast I just seem to have a hard time stomaching. That said, I have not heard ANYONE else say what thay guy said, that it's "not the tool, it's the heart of men" (paraphrasing) that is the problem when it comes to violent crime. Bravo to him. Regardless of the number of firearms related homicides in GB, I really don't like Piers Morgan. Not even a little bit. C

Like.... wow. C

Yup. Then look into various grips to accomodate handsize. C

Yuri. It was an absolute pleasure to hit the range yesterday. Thanks for coming along. Hope we can do it again, soon. Best. C

Your base of knowledge on this stuff never ceases to amaze. C

Went to BH with R-n-J today and he got to do a little shooting. Went to RO in Ramsey right after and he (seemed) to have a much better experience. I introduced him around and the guys and gals were friendly and helpful. S'all good. C

Nice pistol, Bob. Like, very nice. Just a rant, but it kinda irks me that the frame on these isn't shortened to accomodate the cylinder a little better. That gap in the front of the cylinder looks as though you could fly a small plane thru it. Nit picky, I know. But, it's how I feel. Still a nice pistol. C

Handgun isn't a problem as long as your friend knows his dominant eye. My wife is cross eye dominant. Now that she knows what to expect, it's pretty easy to compensate. Rifle is another story and someone more knowledgeable needs to chime in. C

That's 3 cents a round. Up to 5 cents isn't that bad, I guess. C

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=679311 . He'll make you one, I'm sure. C

Yup. Another great experience. Thanks. C

Whether or not it will or can happen is, to me, somewhat irrelevant. This congress person NEEDS to be outed for even trying to overthrow the Constitution, which he has sworn to uphold. These people are repugnant to me. C ps. I think he'll try (obama), anyway. I really do.

You should post at least a comment on the link, Socom. Yup, it's as I expected. But worse. I guess we'll see. C

+1 on this!! I'm happy to take this gent to the range. He live very nearby to me. I will, however, try and introduce him around at GFH as well. There is no substitue for proper, professional training. C

Personally, I like dealing local. It makes me feel better. C