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Thank you, Sheriff.

Guilty, kinda crappy equipment compared to what the youngsters have today. Never able to use the Claymore, but had some handed out to the section for use in perimeter defense in Korea.

These remind me of the movie Taxi Driver.

No, thanks.

I like the finish!

I have no intent on traveling to any state that does not recognize my permit and magazine limit. However, I will continue to visit California as long as my Father is alive.

The Armed Attorneys answer lots of questions like these. https://youtube.com/@ArmedAttorneys?si=tNEIz7DFiT9TW3Ca

I was on work travel last week and drove past Manhattan after midnight and the Freedom Tower lights were unmistakable.

HOOAH!

I still do not understand how a company can hire a undocumented worker. Each employee has to fill out an I-9, right? Each company has to file that each employee is eligible to work under current law, right?

The not knowing where the next attack would be was the most stressful.

I no longer have a 1911, but if I did it would be a GI-style bushing setup for tooless takedown.

I was in the crisis action center of 7th Army Headquarters, Heidelberg Germany. We doubled in size overnight planning for attacks in the European theater.

Does anyone store their range ammo loose in something similar? https://www.saviorequipment.com/products/mini-loose-sac

The citizenship test is no joke.

US Government was taught in the 12th grade in my Texas school district and it was my favorite class. I also enjoyed similar classes in college.

Now that would have been a truly wonderful gift!

Is this all lawful?

I like it, but the time period feels weird.

The family and I visited when we were stationed at Fort Knox. Nice place to visit on a hot summer day.