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Up and at 'em! Critters fed. Took my eldest son and 11 year old grandson to my range to shoot .22 bolt rifle, grandson's first experience on the range. It was gratifying watching my son teach him with great patience and clarity. The boy has the gift! And I am sure he is hooked. Today is...

Proper gear

Love where they positioned the safety!

And you can get her one of those crowns!

We always warned the entry team, "remember, if you have to shoot, you're not allowed to gut 'em"

WE have owed them the hammer many times over since 1979. Finish it!

Mrs Greener and I have all four of our children, and 6 of the 9 grandkids (one in Marines, two couldn't get time off) in one place for the first time in 2 years. Life is good.

MacDonalds, or Wendys?😁

I am retired but my brain, bladder, and a Labrador Retriever who needs to go out conspire to do the same to me at about 0230 every morning. Afternoon naps sometimes help to make up the diference. Be careful out there Bella.

Artemis discovery!

Can' Can't even be sure it's chicken

It's a beauty

After 11 hours the pork butt was fork tender perfect. I pulled it with my bear claws and got out of the way while the wolves devoured it. Another successful meal with my favorite people. Life is good.

SPace Travel

Exactly

Not at all. Just hang it on the machine you are working with

In my younger days as an officer I was in the gym 5 days a week. My service pistol was always with me in a fanny pack or small bag

I agree it depends on the department. I expected my officers to make personal contact with complainants when requested. But there are 17,000 LE agencies and a wide range of customer service policies.

I suggest you ask to speak to the officer who works your area in person, then make your report. Dispatch may or may not relay your urgency.

Good shooting!