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K.Mooneyham wrote: ↑Mon Aug 13, 2018 9:07 pm And, I wouldn't have done what the shooter did in confronting the people parking illegally. Not my business, I leave that sort of enforcement up to the police who get paid to do that.

People tend to get involved when they shouldn't and vice-versa.

I agree with the charges. When carrying, it's even more important to not look for trouble, which hassling strangers over handicapped parking certainly is.

Seems like a great way to convince gun owners with mental illness to not seek treatment.

I got on recently after being dissatisfied with the HiPoint 995TS, which some swear by but I found to be prone to FTF's that didn't go away after several range sessions. The Ruger shot flawlessly the first time with 3 brands of standard and NATO 115 to 125 grain ammo.

In cases like this, I wish the make and model of gun was revealed in sufficient detail so that others may learn if their own firearms may have issues.

cprems wrote:I'm willing to bet this idiot was mentally disturbed and fell through the cracks....Again!

Won't matter to the antis. We all know what's coming...

Unless Yeti plans to sell special cups for Tide Pods, the Hogg fans aren't likely to be customers.

They're getting slammed on their Facebook page, and I was happy to do my part.

Vermont's gun laws always seemed too good to be true.

Yes, In the same manner Wendy Davis could beat Greg Abbott.

Last month I noticed Dick's Sporting Goods logos on the scoreboard and entrance at a city park baseball field north of 90 and near Eldridge.

Would it be worthwhile letting the city know our thoughts on this?

Another corporation males a short-sighted, knee-jerk mistake and I hope they pay dearly.

I'm grateful that my 2 cups are Bubba and that I bank with Wells Fargo.

warnmar10 wrote:Like most things the answer is found on YouTube

Maybe not for long given their disdain for the 1st and 2nd Ammendments.

Yankee Marshall on Youtube calls the caliber "45 AARP", which is good for a chuckle.

That being said, I recently purchased my first 45 ACP/1911 and love the caliber and platform.

bigtek wrote:

bblhd672 wrote:

rp_photo wrote:Ironic that the company is called "Patriot".

Patriot must have different meaning to Canadian companies.

Maybe they took the meaning from The Patriot Act.

That's it!

People who are pro 2A remember these discretions forever. The average person will remember them for 2 weeks. Anti-gun people are not going to favor a business for anti-gun sentiments. The important thing to remember is that pro 2A people don't ever forget. Now I know why the elephant is our politic...