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I have cameras covering my home. If I owned a gun shop I would want security cameras all over it because gun shops are a target for burglars. But general surveillance cameras with their data out in the public domain are problematic.

Yeah, you know, it's when you pass gas in the vooting booth for the benefit of the next vooter.

Gotta get ready! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Bqd133bkW/

Drove granddaughter to school, then to Sheriff's Office to drop off updated LEOSA/HR218 paperwork. I shoot qualification October 8th. Then into the shop to work on granddaughter's desk, now lunch.

Oh, yeah. I saw enough working undercover years ago that I am convinced enough of it will make you stupid.

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Beautiful Paso Fino

Grey Poupon?

I hate second guessing decisions on the street, but I have to wonder if long guns were available or employed by officers. Training is an expensive proposition in terms of manpower and deployment, ammo, and facilities. Many agencies are struggling to meet stsffing demands and just can't afford...

Good tactics, passive demeanor, waited for the right window of opportunity to draw

https://www.whio.com/news/local/man-accused-exchanging-gunfire-with-officers-held-33-million-bond/NHKFVJADBJA6VMZKRPL3XGZBBY/?outputType=amp

The irony is that knowledgeable people knew the answer the day it happened. The criminal investigation told the story from the outset. The rest is pile on media and internet warrior distortion and hype. On principle, I truly hope SIG sues the crap out of the purveyors of the libelous BS.

Good news friend!

Good news! But what did they say the problem was? Springs? Crud in the innards?

Got new shoes!

Thanks, Gunny!

IT was so hot yesterday I got a bit dehydrated while shooting a round of skeet. Hard to focus on the target when the radiator is low. Going to pick up my tractor with new tires this morning. Good thing those tires last decades.

He was a legend within OSI when I was a young agent Richard M. Sakakida,the Nisei spy who infiltrated Japanese headquarters. Richard Motoso Sakakida (1920–1996) was a Hawaiian-born Nisei soldier in U.S. Army intelligence who went undercover in Manila before World War II. In March 1941, nine...

Wish we knew you were going to a gun shop, we could have tuned up the enabler chorus for you!