Wild Will Bartell

If that’s the case, then I defer to the previous advice of others; give the Officer the courtesy of advising him/ her of your CCL, and whether or not you are carrying. Also check: www.handgunlaw.us That site is full of good, updated information regarding other State’s laws and requirements.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again... The one thing that would improve my World Series viewing experience is if Joe Buck got laryngitis.

From a recent (last month) Texas LTC course. The LTC Instructor told the class that: - Your LTC will come up when the Officer runs your DL - If you are carrying, you must hand the Officer your LTC along with your DL, and notify him/her of same - If you are not carrying, you do not have to present your LTC With that said, I always present my LTC with my DL when asked by LE. When I was still on the job, and traffic violators gave me that heads-up, it was much appreciated. Often times, they got let off with just a warning.

Unbelievable! It's getting to the point now, that when you're ever out in public, you have to keep your mouth shut and your hands in your pockets, for fear of offending someone. Things are really out of control now-a-days. Geesh!

The sound of a steel guitar in classic country music.

???????? When did all this happen?

Forty Rod, Try River junction trading company: www.riverjunction.com They offer gen-u-wine imitation ivory grips for your 1860 Army @ $79.00/pr. They also offer a grip fitting/installation service for $75.00 per gun. I am not personally familiar with the quality of their product, however maybe some other Pards out there are. I don't see where the description of the composition of their grips differs much from any other faux ivory out there that I have researched. Good luck. WWB

Good news, J-Bar. Prayers will continue. WWB

Prayers up for you, Noz. Get well soon Pard! WWB

WOW!!!!!!!