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My 0.02: I still employ/prefer the Mrs. Peel "no name" tire system, but with a caution; I do look to see who is making the tires - for example, the Walmart "Douglas" brand is made in USA by Kelly-Springfield - Seriously, they're the SAME TIRES-just follow the mileage rating-I check because I will NOT use ANY "made in China" tire for anything beyond my tractor; they're simply crappy tires. All of them. One word of caution, I've never been pleased with Michelin tires. I have found their sidewalls to be rather thin; every sidewall problem I've ever had was with a Michelin.

Looking forward to Sunday!

Bet Shawn's stud dog peed on the server.....

NOT a waste of money...If you're gonna stay on-top, you gotta keep up with what is going on out-there in small-arms land. I agree. I agree as well. Between M16's and M4's, the US military has a HUGE investment in small arms, and an even bigger pile of 5.56 ammo for 'em. While it's nice to keep up with what's going on in small-arms land, what's out there has to be a WHOLE LOT better than the M4/M16/5.56 platform before they're gonna move off of it.

13? Jacob didn't disown Joseph when he adopted Ephraim and Manasseh...

Ephraim and Manasseh; the sons of Joseph; adopted by Jacob - Genesis 48

For more info on Juramentados (note; sounds awfully similar to today): http://philippineslifestyle.com/juramentados-islamic-suicide-squad/

Everything old is new again... US forces in Mindanao had the same problem against juromemtados during the Philippines Occupation at the start of the last century. Hopped-up Moros wouldn't drop fast enough after taking multiple .38 (non-Special) hits. They went back to the .45 Colt; the eventual outcome was the 1911 in .45 ACP.

Actually that's a tribute to Gene Stoner's underlying design. Even the low-end ARs are damn-good shooters.

Actually, New York's insurance laws are some of the strongest in the country; and very pro-consumer...this one's going to get interesting.

Been pocket-carrying either a victorinox swiss army or a Buck trapper / canoe for 40+ years. In my pocket today - a buck canoe. $31 retail-caught in on-sale for about $12: https://www.buckknives.com/product/canoe-knife/0389BRS-B/

Perhaps I need to do something similar...................

Ruger *used* to do this, too. Dont know if they still do

is that date accurate? I recently sent-in a 1986 Model 41 and they told me it was a Bangor Punta/Lear Sigler-era gun and as such was NOT covered under the "lifetime" warranty From their warranty page: Smith & Wesson will repair, without charge, for the lifetime of the original owner, any Smith & Wesson handgun purchased on or after February 1, 1989.... They wanted a pretty good $$$ to fix; more than I was willing to pay.

Thinking about it....

About the same in Burlington City. About 5 years ago, the cops running the metal detector held my swiss army knife until I came out.

From Seattle, no less!

This is insane Any decent machine shop has been capable of making REAL gunz for over a hundred years. CNC machining makes it even easier. Someone figures out how to make a crappy rendition in plastic on a computer printer, and the country goes nutz.

Yet somehow this is ok https://www.amazon.com/Anarchist-Cookbook-William-Powell/dp/0974458902/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1533050282&sr=1-1&keywords=anarchist+cookbook&dpID=41ObDdoCMtL&preST=_SX218_BO1,204,203,200_QL40_&dpSrc=srch When will we see this?

Fun on a saturday morning! Excellent!

I got there...I got there.....and a good time was had by all!

...and....its today! looking forward to bustin clays!

#8's, and yes, I can bring it again. I have shells as well...sometimes .410's can be tough to come-by.