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Like others here, I get requests for money pretty regularly from both NRA and Gun Owners of America (GOA). Always a crisis. I ignore them. GOA is pretty straightforward and just asks for money. NRA constantly tries to entice me with (likely) foreign made junk (knives, bags, binoculars...

And now for that favorite Christmas classic…just to lighten the mood a bit… (personally, I’m waiting for the updated ICE version since Ms. Noem likes to make videos 😃) Stay safe out there!

And that slide bite is no joke, and probably wasn’t back then either…but then again, it takes range time to induce slide bite (at least for me). A dozen or so rounds, not a big issue. 200 or so…ouchie 😂!

I can recall one time, and one time only, I was awakened by furious pounding on my door around 2 am. It was an on duty cop wanting to know if I knew if my neighbor parked his truck somewhere in the neighborhood besides his driveway. (He was investigating a DWI hit and run - pretty sure my...

I couldn’t afford the towel in this post, so I had to do SOMETHING!

Some of those comments after the article are disturbing. “I'll ask for whoever it is to identify themselves. If they don't respond immediately I consider my life to be in danger.” Good luck if that’s an LEO on the other side of door who was preoccupied and didn’t “respond immediately”. What...

So a while back I was deciding between updating my EDC X9 or buying a new gun. At the time, I went with sending the EDC X9 to Wilson for a tune up/optics kit. Waiting got the best of me and ended up also grabbing a Staccato “C” 2024 from Modern Warriors. Took it to the range a couple of times...

Wait…someone replied to an almost year old post to correct grammar? And I thought I took grammar too seriously! On a side note, just today I took a new Staccato “C” 2024 to the range. Based on the results (soon to be posted in the “guns” sub-forum), they certainly seem worth the money (to me).

For those that are interested (or can) in purchasing FirstLine product online, Primary Arms usually has a pretty good selection unless looking for the most popular items (and they seem to restock them along the way). They also have a first responder program that might save you just as much on...

And in worst case scenarios, millions of deaths…

You’ll have to explain in more detail how investing in a company and receiving minimal returns on those investments is any part communism. I believe that is the epitome of Capitalism. Then again, don’t bother as I don’t have the energy to continue debating against the Trump Derangement...

And, while Trump has been in office (either time), please list any means of production of any US company seized by either of his administrations.

I stand corrected. Then again, no one forces those importers to buy anything…

This is very similar to mine. $250 for family (just adds spouse), or $200 for individual (Veteran or police - not sure about other first responders). Can shoot daily if you like. Otherwise $25 for lane or $20 in those other categories. The times I’ve been going the last 10 years it’s never...

That’s quite the stretch. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure tariffs are paid by countries exporting goods to the US. And for many decades it has been one sided - I still remember being stationed in Okinawa in the early 80s and if a national living there wanted to buy a US car, Japan...

https://oig.hhs.gov/reports/all/2024/california-improperly-claimed-527-million-in-federal-medicaid-reimbursement-for-capitation-payments-made-on-behalf-of-noncitizens-with-unsatisfactory-immigration-status/ You can find more articles like this. Many States claim Federal funds for reimbursement...

Agree on the rifle. Never had one, of any type. Only shot M-16 annually over many years in USAF. Like you, I think a Henry would be pretty cool to own and (for me), then pass down to grandson when my time comes. I’d probably go .38sp./.357. Maybe .45. But I’d still have to get a long gun...

Here you go…put 20 through this… https://www.bondarms.com/Cyclops-50AE-Thumper-Satin-Package-P8606.aspx