1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
I don't think I have EVER had a dud 22, despite all that.
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1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Things must be going downhill.
I used to regularly find unfired ones on the ground with strikes on them. Most all of them would go for me (with a little cleaning, of course).
I used to regularly find unfired ones on the ground with strikes on them. Most all of them would go for me (with a little cleaning, of course).
oldngray
nowhere special
Things must be going downhill.
Those are usually good to shoot if you try again. Just from weak firing pin hits.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Like I said, things must be going downhill. Gubment dud conspiracy, I sez!
Great news for Californians!
Our governor signs a new law creating a gun restraining order for NUT balls with guns. If you have a relative or close friend with "mental" issues, or problems with alcohol and drugs, you can report this person to the courts and the courts will issue a restraining order and collect those guns.
The gun owner would have to complete a full mental evaluation long before they could ever possess a gun again.
I LOVE THIS.
I've got a long list to cover.
TOS.
Our governor signs a new law creating a gun restraining order for NUT balls with guns. If you have a relative or close friend with "mental" issues, or problems with alcohol and drugs, you can report this person to the courts and the courts will issue a restraining order and collect those guns.
The gun owner would have to complete a full mental evaluation long before they could ever possess a gun again.
I LOVE THIS.
I've got a long list to cover.
TOS.
Remington Thunderbolts in the green box are the worst things I have used in my Ruger 10/22. I have tried at least a dozen brands, the best were from overseas. Federal seems to be fine, I like CCI the most among domestic brands.
When you weaponize your children, then subject them to right wing rhetoric and a daily bashing of fox news, you end up with this kid.
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/12/14/us/colorado-school-gunman-karl-pierson/index.html
This kid was full of the same talking points many of you express on this board. Too bad he never had a chance to learn for himself that those "talking points" were nothing more than hate speech.
TOS.
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/12/14/us/colorado-school-gunman-karl-pierson/index.html
This kid was full of the same talking points many of you express on this board. Too bad he never had a chance to learn for himself that those "talking points" were nothing more than hate speech.
TOS.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Yes, great news indeed!
Now if a domestic violence victim fears for her life and leaves an abusive husband, he can take a bogus Gun Restraining Order out on HER and the court will take HER gun away leaving her with no means to protect herself from her abuser!
Who cares about concepts like "due process" or "innocent until proven guilty" when you live in the Peoples Socialist Nanny State Republik of Kalifornia?
She would have to "OWN" one first. Its typically the MAN who does the shooting sober. You should know this, there have only been tens of thousands of wives killed with guns over the last 40 years.
The shooters have all been husbands.
TOS.
What did you expect? After Sandy Hook gun owners fretted about new gun control laws insisting that "mental health" should be the focus. Guess where we've landed? I warned at the time we were headed toward this. What's next? Scouring a gun owners computer to get an in depth cross section idea of her thought process? Where did you think the "mental health" path would lead?
oldngray
nowhere special
Remington ammo is usually pretty good and I like the Thunderbolts for cheap ammo but I agree it must have a harder base that tends to misfire more. I also agree CCI is probably the best. Federal seems inconsistent in quality to me.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Never find CCI on sale. My stockpile is mostly Remington and Winchesters. No problems yet with the Thunderbolts, but I've had them quite a while.
Nimnim
The Nim
I don't think that's even close to a commonly known fact, opinion maybe. Would you like to provide some evidence for this?
I'm not saying it's not a majority of husbands(involved in spousal murders) that may shoot their wives, but personally I've heard women are more likely to use a gun because it's easier while men resort to more blunt force options like just beating a woman with a bat/golf club/tire iron/their own friend'in fists. . .
Do I think any of it is right/appropriate, no, but stereotypically women are known for the easiness a gun provides while men are more likely to bludgeon.
Of course I could be wrong, but I am actively using stereotypes in the absence of evidence here.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
New York Dem’s Bill Would Let ‘Anyone Who’s Concerned’ Have Your Guns Confiscated
Democratic assemblyman Brian Kavanagh of Manhattan announced legislation last week that would let anyone bring law-abiding citizens into court for a temporary order to either confiscate their guns or prevent them from buying any firearm in the first place. The bill would force citizens to defend themselves to a court of law even if no charges have been filed against them.
Kavanagh’s bill is modeled after a California law which allows for confiscation of guns from those with “anger issues” or who are “temporarily depressed,” according to the blog Mental Recession.
But in New York, those terms are not legally defined and could lead to mass confusion if courts were forced to hold hearings on anyone accused of being unstable.
Democratic assemblyman Brian Kavanagh of Manhattan announced legislation last week that would let anyone bring law-abiding citizens into court for a temporary order to either confiscate their guns or prevent them from buying any firearm in the first place. The bill would force citizens to defend themselves to a court of law even if no charges have been filed against them.
Kavanagh’s bill is modeled after a California law which allows for confiscation of guns from those with “anger issues” or who are “temporarily depressed,” according to the blog Mental Recession.
But in New York, those terms are not legally defined and could lead to mass confusion if courts were forced to hold hearings on anyone accused of being unstable.
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