Hey, gun nuts!

That was ballsy. I'm not sure, even if I were armed, that it would have occurred to me to shoot at someone who threw a bottle at my car.

Regarding BofA, I don't understand why anyone does business with them.

Fewer will be dealing with them. They also admin the CC accounts of Bass Pro Shops, but not for long wold be my guess.:)
 
That was ballsy. I'm not sure, even if I were armed, that it would have occurred to me to shoot at someone who threw a bottle at my car.

I think I'd just be more inclined to kick his ass... and then, reach for my "back-up" if I couldn't finish the job properly. Nope, not the S&W, the big stick that I keep under my seat...;)
 
I think I'd just be more inclined to kick his ass... and then, reach for my "back-up" if I couldn't finish the job properly. Nope, not the S&W, the big stick that I keep under my seat...;)

3 guys in the vehicle. :)
 
It's already sold out and on back-order, good luck.
I just got back from Cabelas... they have the 9mm model in stock, they haven't seen the .40 cal yet. It sure feels good, nice balance, fit my large hand well, I think I'm going to spring for one...
 
I just got back from Cabelas... they have the 9mm model in stock, they haven't seen the .40 cal yet. It sure feels good, nice balance, fit my large hand well, I think I'm going to spring for one...

At least they had the 9mm, none of any caliber at the GS's around here.
 
Fewer will be dealing with them. They also admin the CC accounts of Bass Pro Shops, but not for long wold be my guess.:)

My FIL refuses to do business with Cabela's any more because they support wolf shooting from helicopters, the idiots.
 
"Alaska’s U.S. Rep. Don Young sent a letter to the acting director of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on Tuesday, asking for an explanation of why ATF agents have been visiting Alaska gun shops, asking for copies of gun and firearm transactions -- or, in gun-shop parlance, “bound books.”

Young acknowledges that while ATF agents are permitted to conduct routine, in-shop compliance inspections, federal law forbids the removal or copying of such material unless there’s an official criminal investigation. One fear is that the ATF will create some sort of list or database of gun owners, which has been illegal since 2011."

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"Alaska’s U.S. Rep. Don Young sent a letter to the acting director of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on Tuesday, asking for an explanation of why ATF agents have been visiting Alaska gun shops, asking for copies of gun and firearm transactions -- or, in gun-shop parlance, “bound books.”

Young acknowledges that while ATF agents are permitted to conduct routine, in-shop compliance inspections, federal law forbids the removal or copying of such material unless there’s an official criminal investigation. One fear is that the ATF will create some sort of list or database of gun owners, which has been illegal since 2011."

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What! Oblamer is Pro-gun!:confused:
 
A pistol is described as being chambered for a long gun round (this was in some TV show).

What long gun calibers/cartridges are pistols commonly chambered for?
 
A pistol is described as being chambered for a long gun round (this was in some TV show).

What long gun calibers/cartridges are pistols commonly chambered for?

Micro and Mini Dracos are chambered for 7.62x39, and there's a (really dumb looking) AR type pistol chambered in 5.56/.223.

There's also the FN 5.7 pistol...
 
My FIL refuses to do business with Cabela's any more because they support wolf shooting from helicopters, the idiots.

I'm convinced that in Cabela's commercials they feature Square Ledge, across the street from Pinkham Notch. Holds a soft spot in my heart.
Still, not enough to make up for wolf shooting from helicopters.
 
I'm convinced that in Cabela's commercials they feature Square Ledge, across the street from Pinkham Notch. Holds a soft spot in my heart.
Still, not enough to make up for wolf shooting from helicopters.

Could be. It's picturesque enough. Easy to get to from the road, too. I used to do mock rescues there when I taught courses at Pinkham.
 
That must be what the doctor in Talkeetna was carrying when I was there.

What is the exact, official distinction between a pistol and a handgun?

I always thought that pistols were handguns that could fire consecutive rounds without reloading.

The T/C units are single shot.
 
I'm convinced that in Cabela's commercials they feature Square Ledge, across the street from Pinkham Notch. Holds a soft spot in my heart.
Still, not enough to make up for wolf shooting from helicopters.

They should have left it at wolf shooting from Super Cubs. The wolves often won.
 
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My favorites:
my two .357 Magnum revolvers
my Beretta Px4 Storm semi-auto 9MM
 
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