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I'm an Ophthalmologist. I've operated on quite a few eye injuries from firearm misadventures in my >30 years of practice (although not as many as due to fireworks), most of them in a Trauma Center setting and the military. Although the technology to repair serious eye injuries has improved a lot ove...

RSX11 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 10:56 pm

Looks more like pro wrestling to me...

Nah, at least pro wrestling was somewhat entertaining...

Unless there are stupid 07 and 06 signs posted, the terminal is not off limits to law-abiding citizen. Of course once you are past the TSA check point, you will be defenseless. And even if there are 06 and 07 signs posted, they are illegal and hence not regulatory and many still go in armed anyway....

I wonder what they are going to do about the dozens of knife vendors that are selling their wares at the Stock Show....

Grayling813 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2019 3:00 pm Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothes.

Exactly. I always get worried when an adversary starts complimenting me...

Can I nominate Charles Cotton?

longtooth wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 8:13 am Bout the fastest I know of ever.

Me too. I had told my son I thought it would take 4-6 weeks. That's what mine took in 2010...

For my son's 21st birthday, my wife and I paid for his LTC application and class. Had the class on 15 December, received his LTC today, 26 December. Now, that's what I call quick service!

Thanks for posting. My youngest son (a Junior at A&M) is taking the LSAT and applying to Law Schools this Spring. I when I show him this, I know he won't be applying to UNT! For his 21st birthday, we paid for his LTC application and class. He will be taking it this Winter Break.

I read a good novel called "One Second After" by John Matherson, in which cigarettes and rounds of ammo are used as currency in a post-apocalyptic United States. Food became a problem after the first winter, when all of the dogs and squirrels were gone. A very believable scenario.

There was one in Orange Beach, AL at the Wharf. Went once, wasn't bad (waitresses were cute), went back and it was gone...

I always carry when hiking in National Parks. Most of my trips are in the Southwest. Lots of critters to defend against (human and animal). The sign below is in Coronado National Park (S. AZ), which abuts the border with Mexico. Almost every other hiker we saw on the trail was open carrying. The Par...

Does a third party have the right to draw weapon and defend guy #1? Absolutely. The thug could have easily killed him. I like to think that I would have drawn, yelled for the thug to stop a few times, and if he didn't, or he advanced on me, I would have popped him. If he ran out, I would have held ...

I hike a lot in the Southwestern US. Never go without at least one firearm (in addition to all my other survival gear). I usually carry my Sig 239 in .40 cal. I just bought a Chiappa Ridgerunner takedown rifle in 45-70 for a longer engagement range. My son will likely pack that, since he is 6' 4&quo...

Email today from Dr. Henrich, President of the Health Science Center:

http://www.uthscsa.edu/police/campus-carry/home

Virtually every building on campus is designated off-limits for concealed carry. Parking lots are OK.

What I expected...