LawMan Mark, SASS #57095L

I've had factory remotes on two vehicles. Both worked great. Had an aftermarket setup put on by Best Buy. Worst piece of crap ever. Ended up having to pay to have it removed from the vehicle.

I'd shoot it.

Cops refer to firemen as "second responders". We're siblings, and love picking at each other. (Second responders, as in "scene is secure, have FDP respond now".)

I set it up like that to shoot NRL22. So far, I've been able to make it to one match.

Richard Boone in The Shootist and Big Jake. Bill McKenney and John Vernon in The Outlaw Josey Wales.

Love my Ruger Precision 22 LR.

On the college campus where I work, it's universally known as "weed". Counsellors, students, cops and faculty all refer to marijuana as weed.

If you're on FB, look up a guy who's name is Dub Grips. He's got vintage S&W grips on a regular basis. I have bought from him twice, and am very pleased.

Ah, yes. I remember my first week as a new SASS member too.

Prayers offered for healing. God bless.

Married life after 60 During check-in at airport for a non-stop flight, the airline staff was very apologetic to the husband and said: "I am sorry sir, the flight is really full today. We couldn’t put you and your wife adjascent seats. Your seat number is 14A and madam's is 42H." Husband: "Oh, thanks. Do I have to pay anything extra to you for this favor ?" *Staff: "No sir, your wife has already paid."

NFA '34. Machineguns, short barreled rifles and shotguns, suppressors. Forgotten Weapons did an awesome video.

I'm thinking smart gun technology....no thanks.

Pre 1963, based on the abbreviation for Connecticut. That's when the 2 letter abbreviations became standard to make room for zip codes.

I put a 16 lb recoil spring in mine, and replaced the factory sear spring with a Cylinder and Slide Shop reduced power model. I shoot 200 grain RNFP, at about 775 fps. I don't have a problem with using 230 grain, but I have a ton of 200 grain from 45 colt loadings.

One of my Christmas gifts, from my step son.

Tanks. I needed that.

Tennessee used to have a provision that allowed a person with a suspended or revoked license to drive to and from work. I arrested a DUI driver with a TN license at 6:30 in the afternoon. BAC was .20, IIRC. He got out of the revoked license ticket because he was able to prove he was on his way home from a work Christmas party. The DUI conviction stuck, though.

Here's an earlier one...