Blackwater 53393

NONE FOR ME, THANKS!

Just a little sear on the outside!!

BOMBERS!!! nothing else needs to be said…

Final in Detroit: C5 - D4 Back to Ohio

EPA restrictions!!

Yanks up 1-0 top 3

Back and forth. Back and forth!!! Competitive game so far!C4-D3 bottom 7

Nope! Just protecting my taste buds!!

PROPER!!

So long as the weather was okay and I wasn’t more than a couple hours from the house, I’d ride it home. If the weather was bad, I’d wait it out or find what it took to fix it! If I was more than a couple hours from home, I’d find what was needed and fix it. I have only had my bike hauled home twice in nearly a half million miles! I blew up the transmission on a ride one weekend, about three hundred miles from home. We were on a trip with friends. We got motel rooms for the night and my son brought me my other bike and hauled the busted one to the house. The old four speed was replaced with a six speed when I got home and we repaired and sold the old four speed to cover half the cost. I broke the primary chain and it destroyed the inner primary case and the clutch assembly. We trailered it home and I replaced the whole assembly with a belt drive setup. I rode it from Chattanooga to Nashville on the front cylinder when it cracked a piston. I pulled the plug wire and rode it on home. I had two companions who trailed along, just in case it quit, but it never did. There’s not a bolt, nut, screw, wire, switch, or spoke on that old thing that I didn’t put on it at one time or another. I had a well known professional Harley builder help me with the last engine build. It was the last Shovelhead he built for a customer. That was twenty-five years ago. I’ve owned and ridden that bike for nearly half my life!!

From Second Amendment Foundation “FED. JUDGE SAYS NY’S PRIVATE PROPERTY CARRY RESTRICTION IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL BELLEVUE, Wash. — Oct. 10, 2024 — A federal district court judge in New York has ruled that the state’s restriction against concealed carry on private property open to the public is unconstitutional, handing a victory to the Second Amendment Foundation in a case known as Christian v. James. U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra, Jr. issued a 43-page decision in which he observed, “The Nation’s historical traditions have not countenanced such a curtailment of the right to keep and bear arms. Indeed, the right to self-defense is equally important—and equally recognized—on then vast swaths of private property open to the public across New York State.” Judge Sinatra further wrote, “The State maintains there is ‘extensive historical support spanning the colonial era to Reconstruction and beyond that forbade carrying guns onto others’ property without their permission. But the State fails, on this historical record, to demonstrate that the challenged restriction is ‘consist[ant] with a well-established and representative National tradition.”   SUPPORT OUR LEGAL WORK!   SAF is joined by the Firearms Policy Coalition and Brett Christian, for whom the case is named. “As we’ve said all along, the ‘sensitive place’ carry restrictions imposed by New York post-Bruen are unconstitutional. Hard stop,” said SAF Director of Legal Operations Bill Sack. “We are thrilled that once again, the courts have agreed, and sent this amoral and unlawful ban packing.” “We are delighted with Judge Sinatra’s ruling,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “Once again, Empire State anti-gunners have been held in check by a judge who understands the Second Amendment is not a second-class right. The State tried to perpetuate its virtual ban on legal carry by prohibiting firearms on all private property open to the public for whatever reason, and the judge correctly said this restriction does not pass constitutional muster.”

‘Bout to get the next game goin’!! I’m getting my big cup filled up and the snacks are almost ready.

So, Forty!! Are ya’ a veteran again or did they demote you to rookie status??

FORTY!! If you’re no longer a veteran, does that mean that you’re back to “rookie” status??

Widder! The first question that comes to mind is does this also occur with factory ammunition? We got a friend over there near ya’ that can fix whatever needs fixin’!!