Doug Carlton

TAKK = WARDADDY!

Hiring Walt proved to be his undoing.

the previous 2 posts I wrote are in memoriam/honor of those who have given their lives in service of this country and our communities not about thread subject matter? perhaps you meant something different?

also Hezekiah Wyman , IF we are truly honoring those who have given their lives in service of this country and our communities

TAK = WARDADDY!

Watch the Jags/Pats game, Bortles acted like he was going down and then spun around for the line to gain TWICE yesterday. That is taking advantage of rules carved out to protect 1 position player. Right or wrong, this is what the NFL has wrought with the rule and QBs are smart to take advantage. Kazee should have puled up. It was wrong. Everything about the play is why the rule exists. He should be fined HEAVILY. Cam is a beeatch and continues to demonstrate it at every opportunity. I love when our team whips that *** and he makes excuses because it exposes his character even more, but our team needs to whup them fair and square. Kazee is my boy, **** cam and his "I love me some ME" attitude, but Kazee was wrong.

If this is an honest thread and not some boot-licking authority-worshiping fetish, I nominate Samuel Whittemore.

I agree with JDaveG, the Remington 700 is an OUTSTANDING bolt-action rifle, you can find them all over for less than your price point leaving coin for quality optics.There are other really good bolt-actions like Tikka and Sako, the Ruger precision is a really nice one as well, the Remington 700 is a tried and true (our military snipers use it) rifle and I would trust it for hunting, sniping, competition, et al. If semi-auto is your thing, (it is mine) a battle rifle is simply a must, an M1A or FAL would be the ticket. You are not going to get one for under $1000 but might find a decent deal used. Bolt actions are going to be more precise, but semi autos will let you obtain mutiple hits on target in quick succession without sacrificing too much accuracy.

KA-ZEE!!!

Reason 14,879,632 not to live in California: "We, the board, believe Mr Carlton is a danger to the Public": http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-may-2018-california-lawmakers-approve-gun-seizure-1535494573-htmlstory.html California lawmakers approve gun-seizure bill in response to Parkland shooting In response to a mass shooting six months ago at a Florida high school, California lawmakers on Tuesday sent the governor a bill that would allow teachers, employers and co-workers to ask judges to remove guns from people they see as a danger to the public. The state Senate voted to expand the state’s gun-violence restraining order law, which currently allows family members and law enforcement to petition the court to temporarily remove guns from persons seen as a threat to the public. Assemblyman Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) said he introduced the bill in response to the shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla., in which a 19-year-old former student allegedly killed 17 people. “As we saw in the February massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, teachers and administrators saw early signs that the suspected gunman, a student, could be a threat,” Ting said. “We want to give schools in California another tool to prevent more campus tragedies.” The measure, which allows courts to take firearms away for 21 days, extendable to a year, was opposed by the National Rifle Assn. and other groups advocating for gun owners, as well as the American Civil Liberties Union of California. The ACLU noted the measure allows teachers and employers to seek an order without informing the person who is subject to the proposed restraining order, meaning the person “has no opportunity to contest the allegations.” “We support efforts to prevent gun violence, but we must balance that important goal with protection of civil liberties so we do not sacrifice one in an attempt to accomplish the other,” the ACLU said in a letter to lawmakers. The Senate vote was 25 to 12 with opposition votes cast by a bloc of Republicans, including Sen. Jim Nielsen of Gerber, who said the bill is the latest in a series of state efforts to “disarm the law-abiding.”

Ryan > Bortles

Tougher gun laws prohibiting suicide would have totally prevented this but the evil NRA that just exists solely to promote gun sales won't allow those suicidal people to be protected from themselves. In a related matter, the NRA also prevented California from enacting tougher laws prohibiting fire...look at them now.

Duke Riley = Demorrio Williams Energetic/speedy guy that flashes, gets caught in the wash, drops hips too soon and fails to surely tackle I don't think he's the guy. Love to be/hope I am wrong. Spoon, Reynolds, Stupar, Worrilow, Wheeler, etc...we have been looking for the right combo for quite a while...1 guy away still imho

that was brilliant

Not unlike Eric Holder's "Operation Choke point" mission at Justice. Using the force of Government power to threaten businesses that consider doing business with "Gun-related" industry.