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Hello, Ronin38 They used to have Uncle Ted. Even though his nickname is "The Motor City Madman", he has for a long time been a Texan, with a big spread outside of Waco, I believe. -Guido in TX

Hello I've got (3) sons (step) who shoot and (7) grandkids, (5) of who enjoy shooting. My take on the subject is that while we're enjoying a respite from the grabbers for the time being, it won't be long 'till the pendulum starts to swing the opposite direction. I'm thinkin' some of my grandkids will never be able to buy their own firearms and/or ammo, so my mission is to see to it that they will have what they need. So, I'm a buyer, not a seller. Obviously, enough is never enough, but I'm doing what I can. That includes teaching them about reloading and hand loading. -Guido in TX

Hello You think some of the numbers regarding President Trump's election look dodgy, just take a look at Col. Allen West's (Ret.) numbers resulting from his Congressional re-election effort in S. Fla. Quite a few counties had numbers of votes approaching (or greater than) 150% of registered voters. Of course, the RNC rushed down to Florida to help.....his Demonrat opponent. He definitely needs a place in President Trump's administration. Can't imagine why he hasn't been tapped for one. -Guido in TX

By Crikey, mate...He's a beaut! -Guido in TX Hello Reckon turtles get that reaction a lot. -Guido in TX

Hello, Sim_Player God may have provided dogs to soothe man's soul due to the aggravation women cause...... I've found that having your dogger in the house fosters the "pack mentality" that's natural in dogs. When your dog feels they're an integral member in "your pack" they will do virtually anything to guard and protect every member of the pack. Particularly with a natural protector like a GSD, you will have the most dependable alarm and guardian system known to man. They will lay down their life without a thought to protect the pack. Congrat's on the new family member, DLT!

Hello, Mike Hear here, Sir! Very well stated. Now, if our American business-minded President would stop worrying about who to export our Natural Gas surpluses to, or what to do with our recently liberated coal reserves, and come to the realization that re-awakening and rejuvenating our steel and alloy foundries are the answer to a becoming a true economic player again. A Country cannot become great and strong again when its' manufacturing base is dependent on imported steel and other base materials. God forbid we have to go to war (could happen any day) without the facilities to smelt

Hello What scares the bejesus out of me, is the statement by Terry McAulife, I'm thinkin' he's the governor of Virginia maybe? He stated on-camera that 93 MILLION Americans are shot down by gun violence every day in this Country. I had no idea it was so bad. I'm gonna start wearing my armor every day. -Guido in TX

Hello Well, so much for "the same tree...." But, it was a romantic story, anyway. -Guido in TX

Hello Well, it seems motorbikes were not a wise choice for either Duane or Barry. If I'm not mistaken, they both crashed their Harleys into the same tree, almost exactly a year apart. Many people speculated that while Duane's accident truly was one, Barry's mishap may have been not so accidental...... -Guido in TX

Hello I was fortunate to have seen the original Allman Bros. (with Duane Allman and Barry Oakley) on the 4th of July weekend in 1970 at the Atlanta Pop Festival when I was 14. It has been heralded as their first "national" gig, being 5 months prior to their magnificent "Live at the Fillmore East" recording around Christmas of that same year, as I recall. I have been a rabid Allman Bros. fan ever since, particularly the original band with those two members mentioned above. That festival also marked Jimi Hendrix' last big American concert, he fittingly performed on Saturday night, July 4t

Hello You may be thinking of his more talented brother, Duane (The artist responsible for the beautiful, lilting, bottleneck guitar lines on "Layla" from Derek and the Dominoes, often erroneously credited to Eric Clapton) -Guido in TX

Hello The ACLU just came out with a "travel advisory" for Texas, due to the recent legislation to incarcerate individuals (including LEO's) that circumvent immigration law. "Gee, honey, seems Texas may be getting somewhat safer, what do 'ya say we change our holiday destination to....hell, Dearborn, Michigan maybe?" That's an ACLU approved location! -Guido in TX

Hello, Chile How do you rate the Papa Sierra mod's? Kind of an astonishing amount of plastic innards on those nimble little carbines, no? -Guido in TX

Hello "How big is (are) your gun safe(s)? -Guido in TX

Hello GOB Don't forget about sherrifs, like "Sanctuary" Sally Hernandez from Travis County (Austin.) And our newly elected Demonrat self-proclaimed lawbreaker Ed Gonzales from here in Harris County (Houston) I just wonder who put Joe Strauss' head in a vice to convince him to bring this bill to a vote. -Guido in TX

Hello, JDeko It's clear from your post he was a special person. No question he had a very special place reserved for him a long time ago. We always seem to have a myriad of things we wish we had done or discussed with our loved ones. That's a good justification for living in His image and talking to Him when you fail, so you can see them again. Be the person that would make your Dad proud.. It gets easier every day. -Guido in TX

Hello Richard got drug not only on the track, but morally and ethically as well. Chief pretty much made him look like a weasel. And a loser. While all that was going on, over on the high road, Farm Truck, AZN, and Aaron demonstrated the true spirit of racing (and manly honor) during their competitions. Pretty certain we'll be seeing much more of these matchups. Hopefully with Richard in a fire suit. Chief better drive defensively. -Guido in TX

Hello Stories such as this just warm my heart......... -Guido in TX

Hello Big Chief and crew frequently slip pro-2A tee-shirts past the show's producers and / or network goobs. Farm Truck has shown / stated that he doesn't race without heat ("because they don't make a .46...") -Guido in TX

Hello Dillon has that. I have one, just never mounted it up and put it through its paces. It does have a vacuum attachment port, vacuum is stated as "mandatory". -Guido in TX

Hello Didn't need 42 more AK-47 mag's, but the PSA "Daily Deal" for a case (42) of new "cosmetic blem" 30 rd. steel Croatian mag's w/ LRBHO followers for $5.48 each (shipped) was too good to overlook. -Guido in TX

Tony has stopped doing conversions on Saigas....... but it wouldn't hurt to give him a call to see if he'd do something for you. Talk to Stacey at Tromix.......... Hello So, I guess that officially makes S-17's and other Tromix' collector's items? (As if they've not ALWAYS been so....) -Guido in TX

Hello, Cobra That pretty well tore me up. Be easy on yourself, man......... -Guido in TX

Hello My first was a "36". I don't think they were doing generations back then. That little single-stack rivals many of the new breed of pocket pistols. Still one of my "go-to guns" for summertime or motorbiking, with a GlockClip, carried SOB and oriented to my weak (non-throttle) side. -Guido in TX

Hello Why do I believe these are all the same guy/babe/transformer? -Guido in TX