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Earth to Yawhalacha. Hello, anyone there?

It was a straight shot out in the open. After I loaded him on the rack, I rolled him over and finally saw blood on the exit side. Never could find the entrance wound.

Yes its mine.

Eight point, 105 pounds. One shot at around 200 yards. There are uses for an AR-15. .223 with no visible entrance or exit wounds.

Does not matter. Whatever it takes. :smash::smash::smash:

Let me change the direction. Dad with gun: http://nypost.com/2017/11/09/hero-dad-stops-attempted-kidnapping-of-daughter-police/

After reading all these posts, I have decided to put away my slow, short range 5 shot lever action Marlin 30.30.............................and break out my Bushmaster AR15 to go deer hunting this week. I don't have to worry about Reba............she still has her own AR15 for home defense...

Your civilian .223 round is almost equal to the MILSPEC 5.56 however, using 5.56 military ammo will probably do you bodily harm when it explodes. A more powerful round. Same goes for the .308 an almost equal to the MILSPEC 7.62 however, using may also be harmful to your health for the same...

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/22/east-texas-man-takes-down-416-pound-wild-hog-in-backyard.html If you’re a feral hog, don’t mess with Texans. That’s the lesson learned by a 416-pound wild hog that was killed by an East Texas man after wreaking havoc on his property for the past five years...

Reba is essentially correct. I used to handle congressional inquiries at my command. Basically you need to draft a letter to your district Congressman and both of your state's U.S. Senators. One letter to all three is acceptable. Make sure you show their names at the bottom of your letter...

When I was in the Navy (pre-911), we stood duty with a .45 with 2 loaded mags on belt holster. Never ever allowed to keep mag in gun. I currently conceal carry just about everywhere. I keep any of my guns in Condition 1 because of time. I am also head of a 9 person church security team. We...

Latest update from Navy Times: http://www.navytimes.com/story/military/2016/07/14/navy-punishes-four-sailors-who-were-taken-hostage-iran/87108296/

Without looking it up, sometime after WWII the crackdown began because soldiers were bringing back machine guns and stuff. Dangerous if stolen by bad guys.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has regulations for military personnel returning from war zones. Basically no weapons, ammo, explosives, gasses (like mustard), night vision goggles are allowed to be brought into the U.S. Additionally, each branch of the military has it's own regulations...

I don't know how far back you go, but I am 63. When I was going to work one day about 10 years ago, I was a victim of road rage. He threatened to kill me and followed me for awhile. All I was doing was waiting at a red light waiting to make a left turn. Finally the perp was arrested on...

Just to clarify, the 1911A1 I just bought is for home security or if I go deer hunting again. Around here you need a handgun along with your hunting rifle due to the number of wild hogs roaming the woods. My conceal carry is a S&W M&P .40 and/or sometimes a Taurus 719 Slim 9mm. After dark...

I will be visiting occasionally. Since I retired my business 30 April, I am now working more than ever with many different projects. :(

Today I bought an Iver Johnson .45 cal 1911A1 in Boa pattern. Traded in an old 9mm (still have 3) to reduce the price. Definitely not easy to conceal carry. :)