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I probably mentioned this before but I will reiterate. Now is a great time to buy firearms (and a terrible time to sell). I have been a home based FFL for 15 years now and this is by far the best I have seen on firearm prices. I peruse Gunbroker during the week and continually find new firearms ...

Glad to hear it went well so far.

Personally i would carry and leave my weapon locked in my car and not tell anyone. The chances of anyone finding out is very slim. You just don't know when you might need it on the way to work or on your way home.

It used to be that DOW chemical did random checks (since people actually drive ...

I have one of these, as long as you can grip a round surface (the head of the stick), these work well. You can get them with lead added for extra weight.

https://www.oldeshillelagh.com/fighting-style

Here are a couple links to laws concerning this. Look up sections 52.061/62

https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Doc ... htm#52.061

https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Doc ... htm#52.062

This happens with every shooting, always a different angle presented by “experts”.

mrvmax wrote: Tue Sep 16, 2025 5:46 am I’m not following this too closely, but the picture I saw did not look like an old surplus Mauser. They do make a Mauser rifle now in 30-06, it looks like any other bolt action rifle and I assumed it was one of those.

I was wrong, apparently it was his grandpas rifle so I am assuming an old one.

I’m not following this too closely, but the picture I saw did not look like an old surplus Mauser. They do make a Mauser rifle now in 30-06, it looks like any other bolt action rifle and I assumed it was one of those.

The wife and I like Katie’s seafood house and like stated above, the Original.

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/1mbc8jf/apparently_your_phone_still_tracks_you_when_its/

Your phone tracks you even when it is turned off.

So the Idaho bomber who turned his phone off before committing the 4 murders was not stopping him from being followed.

So apparently the tin ...

I have 2 of these, NIB for $325 out the door. I am close to PSC in Friendswood and 4473 is required (I am a home based FFL). These are from Gallery of Guns so they come with their lifetime warranty. They had these on sale a few weeks back so I grabbed two of them, intending to keep one for myself ...

My condolences to your family, I will pray for you.

If you are loading for long range accuracy, I would suggest buying a tuner brake (Like Eric Cortina’s). I went through the whole load development with my Seekins 6.5 PR bolt gun. I spent countless hours varying powder charge, powder type, OAL, bullet grains etc. until I got the best load, charting ...

Not a good situation since she was not on the LLC. Maybe this will help some: https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/transfers-national-firearms-act-firearms-decedents-estates/download

Here is some more info: https://www.nationalguntrusts.com/blogs/nfa-gun-trust-atf-information-database-blog/passing ...

I bought a couple surplus MR73’s. Even used they are very nice and they shoot well. I think after Korth, they are probably the second best revolver made (that I know of anyway). If you run across a surplus one, but it, you will not be disappointed.

I sold them thinking there would be plenty more ...