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Which member here bought his or her first gun in 1911?

I was told those arrows had a hollow space filled with cyanide.

My sweetheart and I watched the Grammy’s the other night. It had been years since we had watched the show. At the conclusion of that night’s show we decided we wouldn’t watch one again until the Beatle’s or James Brown performed a new hit song!

Sung by a dude who says he’s going to perform wearing a woman’s dress. I’ll be watching X Files reruns where aliens are trying to do in the human race, not just Americans!

So did Gene, Roy, and the Lone Ranger! 😎

I believe that carrying 2 revolvers is referred to a New York reload.

In my neck of the woods if I catch a long light at a major intersection I run the risk of getting high from the smoke coming out of adjacent cars. No wonder the panhandlers standing in the median all seem stoned.

I always ask female scammers what they’re wearing. They hang up real quick! Usually.

I deer hunt out in the western mountains of Virginia. Most shots are under 100 yards through the brush. A larger caliber would probably be over kill. 😊

Rifles in those calibers are said to kill with one end and cripple with the other! In my part of North America if I can’t kill whatever with a 30.06 or .308 then I’ll have a bigger problem: it ain’t from earth!

I’ve never shot a caliber I didn’t like!

Now I sorta know what it must have felt like standing on the deck of the Titanic watching the last life boat leave.

We have to learn to be vocal!

VCDL LEGISLATIVE UPDATE 1/28/2026 SB 749, Senator Salim, “Assault weapon” and “High capacity” magazine ban bill. “Assault weapons” can be possessed, carried, and transported, but CANNOT be bought or sold, effective July 1, 2026!Magazines that hold more than 10 rounds will be contraband on July...

Big brother is alive and well.

Make more to do the same thing with car parts since that would generate more revenue besides driving a car/truck is a privilege not a right.

Well it won’t shine brightly under a city street light in the middle of the night!

The Battle of Yellow Tavern and Stuart’s Mortal Wound Late in the afternoon of 11 May 1864, Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, the famous Confederate cavalry commander, was mortally wounded on Old Telegraph Road while rallying the left of his line during the Battle of Yellow Tavern. As three Michigan...

If that kid was a viper and bit you, you’d take two steps and die.