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I thought he said, “Have a beer, brewed it myself”.

Just don’t throw it down the hole…explosive gases and all!

Why I dropped them. Only had internet thru them, but same problem with billing.. only two stores in Tucson area, neither near me and long lines to boot. Went with T-mobile. Cheaper and their stores are everywhere.

Most Canadians don’t know either.

Trying to figure what happened to my thread on the L.A.peaceful riots?!

My .22 Hornet splits the bill…works for me. Or my 25-20, although it sports iron sights.

Wellllllll…I guessss so!

All that needs to be said, IMO, is an “obvious firearm carrier” will probably be targeted FIRST, over a concealed carrier. Probably.. but not a certainty.

You ready to be the test case in Mass, Hi or NJ? Not me, either. LEOSA may be the law but I am not willing to push it. Better to never go there…

Idaho sounds like a good choice! I left Kali 24 years ages, not soon enough. Have relatives and friends why say, “ But the beaches, mountains, etc.” to which I respond, But the crime, taxes, etc.”. Some people never learn!

I used to; and still on occasion, while walking thru the desert where the main concern would be coyotes, carry a .32 Long revolver. Obviously not a ‘killer” round, but in the 60-70s, it was the caliber of choice amount the high-livers in S. L.A. long before the 9mm, and even the .38, the .32...

Sarcasm intended. Been there done that..,brings in mind an op in the Nam. A month out in the bush and someone had repurposed a wooden ammo box container into a makeshift crapper, my assistant FO had the runs, headed to the box and sat down. The previous person had evidently lifted a bit when...

You know…nothing personal, but I am not sure Inwould want to hunt with you…

I used the CCI capsules in.38. Never the .44, 40/10mm you are on your own!

Couple of wars later..but n the Nam the USMC was using the M48A2. The 90mm rifle made short work of any fortifications in direct fire mode, and I say this as an arty FO. No need to check for clearance for fire!!! Only problem was in thickngrowth, the armor wasn’t able to defeat a B40/RPG 2.

AARP makes most of its $ selling health insurance. Never liked them, never needed them, so there it is.

This book by a Susanna Gregory. Historical fiction at its best, IMO. She has two series, one about a 1300s doctor in Cambridge, and this one about a spy in Restoration England. Probably about 30 books in all. She writes exceedingly well and captures your imagination. Highly recommended.

All very interesting, but do they make a size 16?

His father is a Navy captain.

Listening to “patriotic/military” music. Had relatives over and probably had a snort too much. Got not an argument about stuff and I voiced a concern about a grandson. D is not q bad kid, but is vvvvery withdrawn, to the point it scares me. To the point that I a reluctant to teach him how to...