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joe817 wrote:Nonononononononononononononononononononononono. That's GOT to be photoshopped! Someone please tell me this is a joke!

This is obviously a joke. The gun and magazine are not white plastic.

Wish I could have put my IRA in guns and ammo. It would have done better than Wall Street.

I am the only one of my friends with a CHL. I asked my friends (that knew I carried) what they though of me selling my gun. All of them advocated keeping my gun. It seems while they refused to carry or even own a firearm they liked having a friend that did. :headscratch That's one of the reasons I ...

Sounds like easy money. Obama won more than 40% in Texas.

Photoman wrote:If we defend 30.06 based on private property rights, how can we expect a work parking lot (private property) exemption?

Good question.

Are the police investigating the death threats?

You need steel for the gun - Texas does have a couple of nice steel plants but both Nucor and the old Chaparel plant use a lot of recycled autos to make their steel they came into the state via interstate commerce for the most part. They have legitimate power to regulate interstate commerce in stee...

I think immigration status being run at the same time as wants and warrants makes sense. A criminal is a criminal.

I hope they're at least doubling her salary to make up for the difference in cost of living.

LCR carries good but the trigger reset is a big transition coming from semi autos.

[quote="surprise_i'm_armed"]But I'm prepared for such an eventuality./quote]
Both physically and mentally I hope!

surprise_i'm_armed wrote:Maybe your son can get some motion-activated
spotlights for his place?

And a remote detonator.

If someone attacks me I will defend myself. I'm not going to lower my chances of survival by worrying about a criminal trial. I mos def won't risk being hurt or killed because I'm worried about a mythical civil suit.