Ronin38

Nice set of dueling pistols! "Gentlemen... You will take 150 paces, turn and fire!" I have a brace of T/C Encores in .223 and 22-250 myself.

Thanks for that, and Kudos to Chad for all he did! I do hope he came out of it healthy and whole!

So did I... Where did "they" get the email addresses from? PS. I'm not "rich" but I don't want MY wealth "redistributed" to the OWS crowd!

I was also curious as to why he wasn't using their specialty, the supressed Saiga 12?!

*LIKE*

I don't recall for certain during Hurricane Katrina if there were LEO's taking guns, but I clearly recall the articles about neighbors patrolling their own neighborhoods ARMED to keep gangs and looters out.

LBM (little big mouth) @ 1:15 was right! "You hit me, it's over!" I think LBM should have just stayed on the floor until it turned itself right side up again... Diving headlong into the table did NOT help!

Dammit...and I used the Search thing, too. Shit... That's okay, you're forgiven... I'll just sit here and stare at your avatar for a while.

Today I was at the AF Museum, for the 70th Anniversary of the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo! There were 20 B-25 bombers there,and the bombers formed-up and did a few formation passes overhead. I got the videos uploaded to Youtube! Sorry for the shakes, but the sounds are great! It was interesting watching them take off one by one, every plane sounds just a little bit different. I have a couple videos of takeoffs, but don't have them posted yet. http://youtu.be/V0fMIcWME_o http://youtu.be/f8vgEi3Sw4M http://youtu.be/jiDBDjLeAdw

In reference to a fixed bayonet vs. a hand-held knife or bottle, don't forget that the bayonet, like a spear, would have the mass and leverage behind it to cause some seriously nasty wounds.. You don't walk up to the enemy, poke him and walk away. It would be a very strong thrust along with a twisting or lever-type action, which would cause severe internal damage!

Please bump this up if/when you know it's going to air!

^ hehe... Best "bayonet" I know... The Colt .45!!

Schedule of Events at the AF Museum for those interested! I will be there tomorrow morning. http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/doolittle.asp

Is that actually called the "Hallagan Tool"? I like "Hooligan" better! I was watching one of the "reality" police shows on TV once, where a SWAT team had to make entry into a building through the back door... Concrete block walls with a heavy-duty, steel security door, with the steel cover over the latch area. (Door opens to the outside, not in.) One team member laid the "Hooligan Tool" flat on the door, with the claws in the gap of the frame just above the latch plate. Another team member smacked the head of the tool with a heavy sledge hammer, then the first guy just grabbed the

Some of the B-25's are already at Grimes Field in Urbana, OH. I visited there yesterday and saw about a dozen of them! I will also be going down to Wright-Pat AF Museum tomorrow or Wednesday for all the events they have scheduled there. They are saying this will be the largest single gathering of B-25's in years! You guys like guns? We gots guns!

The Rule of The Bayonet states: The Man With The Bullet Wins.

"Have a crappy day!" -George Carlin

I'm crazy about the copy of classic Carson there!

Nice! You should try to find a decal for a "SquareD" cabinet to finish it off!

Was there any video or alarms at the shop? Good Luck with all of this! Bad situation...

My Dad, and a lot of other trap shooters we knew, all wear shooting vests with the padded shoulder!

Both guns look great! How did you paint them?

I'm waiting for Cat + Tape Experiment, Part 2... where the guy with the tape falls asleep and the two cats proceed to duct-tape him to the bed and skin him alive!

ROFL! He is going the wrong way, isn't he?

I liked this comment: "Holy cow! You mean these men are doing things specifically to get elected and then might change policy after they get into office??? I'm outraged and shocked."