Zombie Squad

Well I am still trying to figure out why I caught a spoon to the head, along with Dean, Jeff and Tony. Now I know exactly why Tony (as he lives to say he was a Marine, then he changed branches and went Air Force) caught the spoon. Gilt by association. you know him, so somehow you share in the blame...

I don't think that the a lot of critical infrastructure isn't being maintained (any more than usual).

I know at my healthcare system we haven't cut back on maintenance. venders an employees are still doing their normal activity.

Warrior Arms in Valparaiso IN (https://www.warrior-arms.com), small shop run by a medically retired sheriffs deputy & someone I went to high school, with. I like the small shops, they tend to give better customer service, and It has been fun to watch their success. first time I did a transfer throug...

Could we get a tl;dr? I dunno if the video's down, something on my network's blocking it, or what but when I try to watch that link it just throws some error about the video not being available and to try back later. It's a 2 minute long video about how firearms work. Literally everything he says i...

#6 was proven in 1963 by Stanley Milgram.
https://www.simplypsychology.org/milgram.html

The Grand Master of the Not F*ucking Around Coalition explains how one of his militia members managed to have an "accidental discharge" that wounded three other NFAC members at a protest march last Saturday.....and I can't, I just can't. :rofl: https://www.facebook.com/militaryarms/videos/576970156...

to sit off the ground when backpacking have you considered a nylon hammock?

TFB - “The Outlaw Josey Wales” Colt Revolver Prop to Be Sold at Auction According to a press release from the auction company, the Prop Store, they anticipate that this iconic Josey Wales firearm will likely sell for somewhere between $40,000 and $60,000. They describe it as a “Screen-Matched Blank...

I do not think that there is any push to go cashless, if that happened it would be harder to hide bribes to politicians.

another consideration is which do you prefer to shoot. if you spend all your pre-SHTF time shooting rifles, then the air gun is the way to go.
IMHO the crossbow is a better compromise that either the bow or air gun. same rifle like skills to employ, with the possibility of ammo recovery.

Just bought another 870. Doesn't come with a barrel, but came with a knoxx folder. I tell myself I'm going to tune it and sell it again ... But the more I think about a short barrel with some sexy wood ... The less likely I am to sell it. If all goes well tomorrow, I should be coming home with a ne...

This is a fortuitous thread. I'm curious about a light rifle for my wife *and* there is discussion about Henry rifles in this thread. I was thinking that the Henry AR-7 would be suitable for her. https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/u-s-survival-ar-7/ Light, compact, maximum effective range is appropria...

One can hope! That's the main reason I keep a .40 cal around, for those times that cheap police and alphabet agency surplus ammo hits the market. And agencies have been stocking up in record numbers in recent years, it would be nice for shooters if police get defunded and have to sell some of that ...

I second the recommendation of a Henry .22 leaver gun. I believe that the .22s are all loaded through the end of the tube. other calibers have side loading gates, but you cant go wrong with Henry. [also don't work for Henry, but they come with the smoothest leaver actions of my 4 manufactures go lea...

tony d tiger wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 23, 2020 9:51 pm

Mad Mike wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 21, 2020 7:59 pm

I suspect he was related to the phantom shitter....

The phantom shifter was a good story, to be sure.

The other one ...well, not to seem unappreciative of the effort but c'mon man.

are you sure that was the best wording?

I'd written several times suggesting just about this solution. I suggested they drop it at the parking lot at the trailhead. I am a big fan of monuments. I think they are useful in many ways. Some can be used to glorify events but the ones of which I am a particular fond, are monuments to stupidity...

Mark today's date: if you see by June 22 or two weeks from now, and no cases of COVID-19 appear in the city among the protesters, that will prove beyond any doubt the was NEVER ANY COVID-19 to begin with. Well today is June 22, 2020 and the answer to that question is... https://www.thecity.nyc/coro...

Some guy on Reddit converted a Cricket into a little single-shot survival pistol . Pretty neat concept, I think. In an ideal world, I might try to find a way to make a less-bulky brace. This is almost screaming for a little pic strip on the back to attach to, instead of a fixed faux-AR buffer tube....

Stercutus wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 5:23 pm

Sarcasm I know but it could easily be real

WAIT, what do you mean? The DuffelBlog is The American Military's Most Trusted News Source, it says so at the top of the page.....

I haven't sold any of my guns to the store, but I have put some on consignment. 3/4 worked out well for me, the 4th just didn't sell, so I took it home after about 16 months. YMWV.

I wish manufacturers would stop making "state compliant" versions of popular firearms. I think it just encourages states to adopt more restrictive laws and regulations and weakens efforts to change those laws and regulations. I think that the legislators that write those restrictive laws wish that ...

NT2C wrote: ↑

Mon May 18, 2020 8:52 pm

Just got the final payment on the small inheritance I got last year the one I bought a rifle and scope with.

Somebody talk me out of buying the integrated laser rangefinder for my digital scope.

but it is so cool.....

Anyone able to break down the procedure of importing a firearm into the states? NY or Michigan specifically. Or some resources to look over. It was shared earlier in this thread about the "assault weapons ban" up here. I'm looking to give my effected firearms to a friend in NY, or maybe a colleague...

NT2C wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 8:59 pm

Feb 2018





March 2020




Same supermarket aisle

this is what keeps hitting me as the weirdest thing. I was so used to the store shelves being full every time I shopped I snapped a few pictures of the isles.