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I LDB415, being of simple mind, can't keep track of all the 43's and 46's, although I do manage with the 44's and 45's as I have none so even I can keep track. Anyway, I've found over decades the metal detector is the determining factor in that its presence means nope, no entry, and anywhere else ...

If I'm playing devil's advocate, then I think this one will prevent legal carry;
on any grounds or building which an activity sponsored by the school or institution is being conducted (but only if those grounds or building are owned by and under the control of a school or postsecondary educational ...

Praying for your health!

Prayers for peace, wisdom, patience, and strength for you and your family.

I find that a 4-5 ft walking stick is easier and more comfortable when walking for exercise. It keeps the hand and arm more elevated. Around the house a cane is more usable. If I go somewhere in a vehicle I generally take a cane along. It stows much easier than that a long walking stick. I keep a ...

I'll agree - while I don't like to be treated unfairly, maintaining safety is a higher priority.
Passenger calls 911, and videos behavior of the vehicle in front if possible.
Don't stop your vehicle. Position your vehicle so you have space to flee if forced to stop by other traffic.

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Praying for her recovery

Continuing prayers for you and your loved ones.

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rtschl wrote: Tue Apr 01, 2025 5:09 pm Booker led the aide around a U.S. Capitol Police security checkpoint on Monday night,

This makes Booker a conspirator, yes?

I keep my thumb on top. Not sure if it helps my shooting or not, I like it as a tactile reminder of the gun's condition.

Military use of FMJ is to comply with the Geneva Convention requirement for non-expanding ammunition. It is known for deep penetration.
In self-defense I want a bullet that will hit the target, stop it, and not pass through with enough energy to do serious harm elsewhere. That's usually a JHP ...

Military use of FMJ is to comply with the Geneva Convention requirement for non-expanding ammunition. It is known for deep penetration.
In self-defense I want a bullet that will hit the target, stop it, and not pass through with enough energy to do serious harm elsewhere. That's usually a JHP.
Law ...