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Awesome pics!

LOL. Unfortunately, I am too honest to be a politician. I wouldnt be able to get enough liberal votes to win

Just goes to show, that even an idiot can be a U,S Attorney General

I don't get rowdy However......liberals do have a knack for lighting my fuse.

Nobody in Washington D.C " Has a Pair" anymore. They are all spineless wimps

I thought she had more guts then that.

Can we carry our sidearms?

This is just the tip of the iceberg.If my Doctor ever asked me about my guns my answer would not be pretty. None of his (Explicative) business. Hitler, Saddam Hussein, and Mussolini(sic), all used children as Props. Doesn't get any lower.

It didn't bother the circus clown Obama to use children for a political PR move during his speech. In my book that is almost as low as he can go.

Sending our esteemed CWT member, a big happy birthday wish! In the words of Spock....."Live long and prosper"!

Congratulations on the baby. Great choice in decor!

Just got home from Wally World.....and I do LMAO everytime I go in there. It's like being on an alien planet. Worst one I have been to is in Bozeman, Montana. SOme of their customers look like something out of the movie "Deliverance"

Does anyone have a reliable source for bulk pistol ammo purchases? Everything at Cabela's and Midway is badkorder.

Obama knows he is a dictator wannabe, All the signs are there. There is rumor among some liberal left that they want to amend the constitution to allow Presidents to have a third and fourth term. Can you see where this is going.........

Obama will pimp the executive order because he know's congress will not give him what he wants. Washington – President Obama renewed his threat Monday to use executive orders to push through controversial gun control measures with or without Congress’ blessing. The president made his comments during the final news conference of his first term. Obama said he is reviewing a list of recommendations from Vice President Biden on how to reduce gun violence. Obama is expected to announce the next steps on gun violence after he is inaugurated and enters his second term next week. Gun control has made its way to the top to the president’s agenda following the Newtown, Conn., shootings in December that left 20 elementary students dead. The National Rifle Association and other gun-rights advocacy groups have pushed back hard on the issue and say laws limiting the types of guns or ammunition rounds will not curb violence in schools. Instead, they say, stronger mental health laws are needed. Neither side is backing down on the issue. In the past, the NRA has successfully managed to limit more gun control and has prevented passage of another assault-weapons ban like the one that expired in 2004. But some lawmakers say last month's school shooting, by a gunman with a legally purchased high-powered rifle, has transformed the debate and that Americans are ready for stricter gun laws. The NRA, with a history of punishing lawmakers who stray from its point of view, disagrees. "When a president takes all the power of his office, if he's willing to expend political capital, you don't want to make predictions," NRA President David Keene said."You don't want to bet your house on the outcome. But I would say that the likelihood is that they are not going to be able to get an assault weapons ban through this Congress." States and cities also have a say. In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders had a tentative deal to enact the nation's first gun control measure since the Connecticut shooting, according to people familiar with the negotiations. That would further tighten gun laws in a state that already has among the nation's strictest. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because the proposal had not been discussed among all legislators. And New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg continued his vocal call for stricter gun control, urging Obama and Congress to increase background check requirements for firearms purchases and to get tougher on gun trafficking. "These guns are not designed for sport or home defense," Bloomberg said. "They are designed to kill large numbers of people quickly." Meanwhile, U.S. senators plan to introduce a bill that would ban assault weapons and limit the size of ammunition magazines. But Republican Sen. John McCain responded with a flat-out "no" when asked Sunday on CBS whether Congress would pass a ban. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/01/14/obama-renews-executive-order-threat-on-gun-control-laws/#ixzz2I0XTWMMd

The Left does not care one bit about who gets murdered. They want our guns so that they can control us like nice docile sheep.

Yep, and the dang Patriots won. I can't stand the Patriots, Ugh!

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I never have, and never will use bait. However, there are some good folks on this site that use bait, and I voiced my opinion on their behalf.

Way to go Brian. 3 great Bucks! Doesn't get much better than that!

Thanks! Life threw me some curve balls a few years ago, and unfortunately, I had to part with a good portion of my gun collection. Trying to rebuild the collection a little bit at a time.

I am seriously considering purchasing a S&W M&P 45 or maybe a 40? Do any of you own one, or have experience with this gun that you could share? Thanks!

Those Raptors are pretty savvy.