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A wise old gringo once told me, "concealed is concealed."

This speaks to me lately.

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If you are actually having to incur debt to purchase this firearm, I would counsel not purchasing now and instead save your money and pay cash in the future. If you need the gun to feed your family or defend them from an imminent threat, do what you need to do. Otherwise, I agree with Jumping Frog....

For a revolver, just pull the trigger again to fire the next round. Until you get a high primer or have the most common failure to fire. Pulling the trigger won't help with either. L.A. riot, or post Katrina type event, I'd bet my life on revolvers and bolt guns as I'd imagine that ammo would reall...

gigag04 wrote:Found 2 cookies of crack and seized over $3k all due to contacting a guy standing by a car with a revolver in plain view. He tried to run (> 400lbs) and pitch the crack.

Keep yer guns hidden....

Keep yer crack hidden too. Even if you're a plumber.

nightmare69 wrote:Monthly drug test to anyone receiving government assistance would be nice also.

That's a good idea. Using them instead of lab rats will give PETA one less thing to whine about. Plus there's less risk of the researchers becoming too attached to the test subjects.

puma guy wrote:Mr. Jones was an Army Ranger and finished his military career as a First Lieutenant.

I thought he was part of Major Kong's aircrew.

The Annoyed Man wrote:Most people, including most active club racers, just aren't that good. I would rather they not send text messages while they're driving.

Especially if they kill kids and get paid for it.

This is what I got when I googled emergency mask. Not my first choice in a Chernobyl type incident.

If anyone has suggestions where there's a good view without having to disarm, I would be interested as well.
Muchas gracias amigos.

seamusTX wrote:As I said, that is an iffy neighborhood.

No arguments here. It's a couple of blocks from what used to be Sharpstown Mall.

"A second suspect got away."
Very sad.

"Police have no motive at this time."
If someone breaks into an occupied residence, their motives are probably evil.

Like someone's signature says, they weren't there for milk and cookies.

San Francisco, TX is near Big Bend.

Is the insurance company the shooter? http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/D ... htm#83.001" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Not in New Mexico, but I carried openly in Arizona with no issues.