Speaking for the states of Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada, I can say that I've found none of the folks there to be up tight. Perhaps that is an eastern trait!
Gun Control is Completely Useless.
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Speaking for the states of Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada, I can say that I've found none of the folks there to be up tight. Perhaps that is an eastern trait!
Know a thing or two about it.
Never went to a public school, and dropped out when I was 13. So I should be OK.
Have you ever driven in San Francisco or Los Angeles? How much time have you spent in Silicon Valley?
What do you know about Tecumseh?
Did your parents send you to private or parochial schools? Did you send your kids to public school?
I wouldn't count S.F. or L.A. that was 45 years ago. I'm more familiar with Susanville, Alturas and the San Juaquin. Stomped around Old Sacramento for a couple of hours, spent time in Redding and Yuba City.
He was a great leader, a great warrior, and a great prophet. He came closer than any other Indian leader to stopping the westward advance of the Europeans. He was not, however, a chief.
No.
If I have kids, their education has been pretty much up to their mothers.
That's a very different version of California from the one I live in.
If you are interested in Tecumseh I would refer you to the best book I've found on the fellow who died in the Battle of the Thames in 1813. Some say he was shot out of the saddle by an American soldier. It's just as likely he was killed by friendly fire from a Canadian militiaman.
Panther in the Sky: James Alexander Thom: 9780345366382: Amazon.com: Books
PS. Tecumseh's greatest mistake was to leave his crazed prophet brother in charge of the Shawnee and their allies before the Battle of Tippecanoe. That error was so grave in my opinion that it changed the fate of the Shawnee people. Everybody screws up I guess.
Smart move.
Yup. In their view a Bofors gun would be the same thing as a Glock.
I do believe you're right. Looking at the (very small) picture again, the trigger guard is not Browning.
So, Colpy, what's your very favourite boomstick?
Handguns?? I am torn between my Browning Hi Power, and my S&W "Canadian" Model 686 (4 1/4" bbl to meet Cdn laws) in (of course) .357 Magnum. I carried S&W revolvers for years, and trained people in their use, so I developed an affection for the old wheel gun.
I hope you're prepared to get screwed by Harper. He's going to capitulate to globalist pressures like the cock sucker he is and try to make up for it by screwing us up the hoop. Just watch.
Nice. I'm torn between the Hi-Power and a Glock 24 I have, one of the last made, with the 6" barrel.
At the moment I'm messing around with some high-capacity shotguns and the Kel-tec RFB bullpup .308 rifle. I'll let you know what I think.
As a reloader I have always favored revolvers in center fire....(less damaged brass) .22 caliber brass gets picked up with a broom and dust pan :lol:
Using Nobel 69 powder it's impossible to make a mistake and overload (Double load) a shell.
Using Nobel 69 powder it's impossible to make a mistake and overload (Double load) a shell.
Madonna (Really): 'Guns Don't Kill People, People Kill People'
"Canada.
In its judgment, the Quebec Court of Appeal said the province has no right to the registry data. It also ordered the provincial government to pay the court costs for the case.""
That means you and I, Colpy.
unfortunately.
In its judgment, the Quebec Court of Appeal said the province has no right to the registry data. It also ordered the provincial government to pay the court costs for the case.""
That means you and I, Colpy.
unfortunately.