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Weekend Photo Caption Contest – Win a Remington Knife

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Jim Bob’s first attempt at creating a hip-hop persona was not as successful as he’d hoped.

We took a week off for the Thanksgiving holiday, but we’re back and ready to roll again. The winner of our 11/17 contest was BLoving. For a chance at this week’s prize — a Remington assisted opening knife — put your entry in the comments below before Sunday midnight. Good luck!

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  1. Sucks that to legally take possession of my grandfather’s guns he left me I’d have had to undergo a background check. Sucks worse the canoe tipped over when I was cleaning out his cabin on the lake.

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  2. Make sure you use snap caps.
    Even tho some people claim modern firearms will not get damaged by dry firing
    why take the chance and snap caps are good for practicing failures.

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  3. I highly recommend using a SIRT pistol for dry fire, especially if you happen to carry a firearm that matches one of their models. 1) No need to triple check that it’s empty. Just look for the red slide and you’re good to go. 2) You know instantly where your shots are hitting. 3) You instantly know if you had a good trigger press based on if you had a solid dot versus a steak. 4) No need to rack the slide each time.

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  4. So, Robert, did your writer get her gun back, or are the Californicators still holding it for evidence, or did they do her the favor of destroying it for her?

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  5. One of the international rifle competition shooters I know dry fires about 1000 times per day watching tv at night as mentioned above.

    Dry firing with a laser is also good as you see how much you move / flinch in anticipation of recoil.

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  6. Apparently his aim with a pistol at 200 yards is quite good. Unfortunately his target identification ability wasn’t nearly as good.

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  7. What part of “illegal immigrant” is so hard to understand? What’s all this “undocumented worker” bullshit?
    I said in a letter of mine printed by the Register Guard (Eugene, OR) If you are caught the first time sneaking across the border, you get 30 days building on the “Wall”, second offense, six months on the wall! Third offense, you stay on the wall till it’s finished!
    How much money could we save in labor?

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  8. I don’t give a shit about the form 4473. If I wanted an of the grid gun I’d just grab one of my many 80% lowers and make one. WTF are they going to do about that? Nothing.

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  9. I’ve actually be thinking about an AI. I have a few guns I’ve built and I was looking at thinning the herd for a nice AI rifle. I hope what he said was just taken out of context. Otherwise they stepped on it.

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  10. Based on the number, it’s still including suicide by gun. So even the non-starter chart is misleading of course. That’s mental health issue, not a physical health issue.

    I guess it may look better with the larger gap in funding when its shown with the higher death rate if the argument is against gun violence as a large issue. Even 2A folks should want it accurate though.

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  11. The left continues it’s goal of ignoring the difference between an immigrant that legally enters the country and one that does not.

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  12. If he wasn’t here at all, as it should have been then none of this would have taken place. That being said the lack of accountability and responsibility just reflects the intrinsic level of stupidity that California represents as a whole is more the big picture. The state needs a overhaul and be recalibrated.

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  13. H.R. 38 really is a dream. I’d prefer the SHARE Act because it’s got so much in it. Also I don’t plan on going to any states that don’t take my license anyway, but that’s just a selfish reason for preferring the SHARE Act.

    The big upsides of H.R. 38 for me is that I wouldn’t have to memorize more than two sets of laws regarding where and what I could carry. Technically, I’d only have to memorize one, but knowing my state’s law seems like a good idea anyway.

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  14. “Would you like to implicate yourself in a felony in our comments section?”

    Did you think before posting this, or was this one of those 3am drunk “good idea at the time” posts?

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  15. First, Abraham Lincoln was a Republican and Jefferson Davis was a Democrat, so I’m not sure where they get this ‘states rights as a Republican’ thing.

    Second, so it’s OK for them (California Democrats) to get me (Iowa Republican) thrown off my health insurance but it’s not OK for me to force them to honor the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America because at least they’re not hypocrites about states rights. I’m thinking either someone needs to explain this hypocrisy thing to me or to them.

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  16. That view of State’s rights would have been correct prior to July 9th, 1868.

    After the ratification of the 14th Amendment, the prohibitions against Government infringement of the rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights were extended to State and local governments through Incorporation.

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  17. I wish the Left would go ahead and repeal the Second Amendment, pass a law banning all guns in civilian hands and provide a date up to which you can turn in your weapons without criminal charges. That would cut thru all the crap and eliminate the Left’s incessant whining. Of course, that only leaves one thing for them to do…

    Come take’em away from us…

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  18. I don’t think it’ll get past our douchebag-infested Senate. With that said, lefties will cry blood in the streets, and there won’t be. Well, maybe more felons and rapists will be shot, but I’m ok with that. And will lefties ever admit their mistakes? No way. They certainly didn’t when WI went shall issue.

    I’ve given some money to the FPC specifically to supper this issue, and sent letters to Congresscritters.

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