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That jerky reeked to high heaven! You could use it for stink bombs. P.U. Didn't see any guns I wanted, either. j.

When I was in my teens (a long time ago), I had a regular fishing buddy who was then in his 70s. He was a small fellow but in great physical condition. His 28-gauge was his favorite gun, and I remember him telling me about loading buckshot for it. I think three pellets was all the shell would...

I'm not implying anything. I'm saying outright that those signs, regardless of how many of them there are and how many places they appear, have no legal force. The relevant law has already been posted here, and it says what it plainly says. j.

Those "No Gun" signs posted at some post offices have no legal force. Signs are not law. The law is the law. j.

It is legal to carry in the post office. j.

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They would be common, if people were consistent in their philosophies. But, since when are all people consistent?

I've never been there, but there's a Bailey's House of Guns on Bluebonnet Dr., a little south of the beltway and a little west of Almeda. j.

Jim Kent charges $80. Cost Plus 10 % Gun Shop on Burnet Lane. This includes notary service but no photo or fingerprints. He uses the Austin Skeet and Rifle Range out past Manor, so you have to drive out there to shoot. j.

I shot at the Fayette County Gun Club once, and it was fine. They charged me five bucks as a non-member. It's on 77 between Giddings and La Grange. http://www.fayettecountygunclub.com Jim

CCI makes high-velocity shorts in round nose and hollow point, standard (target) shorts with round noses, and CBs. Winchester and Remington make HV roundnoses. Aguila makes roundnose shorts in HV and SV. Natchez has a good many of these choices. Cole Distributing has the Aguilas.

I got a 5-screw K-22 at the Pasadena (Texas) gun show last Saturday. Excellent condition. Most of the bluing is still very fine. A bit of muzzle wear and just a few tiny dings. Private sale. $300 OTD. I'm delighted with the deal. Jim

I have four Sentinels, in 2", 4", 5", and 6" barrel lengths. They are good shooters and lots of fun. I usually carry one when fishing, and if it falls in the water, it won't be a tragedy like losing a Smith & Wesson. If I saw another good one priced at $89, I'd jump on it with both feet. Jim

I like my Smith & Wesson 2213 and carry it comfortably in my pocket sometimes. Some folks report reliability problems with these. Mine has been totally reliable, and I'm happy with the accuracy. Jim

Interesting question. I wear bib overalls much of the time, myself. There's no open carry in public in Texas. I use a Smart Carry when I go off my property, and it works great for me--very comfortable and easily accessible. Out on my own place I usually have a small .22 in my front pocket...

You can order Ruger moonclips on their website: <http://www.ruger.com/Firearms/FAAccFACat?group=9> $8.30 for 10. Ranch Products makes moonclips that they say will fit both the SP-101 and the Smith & Wesson 940. RP also says that the Ruger clips will NOT work on the 940...

If you decide to pass on it, please let me know where it's at. I'm in central Texas, too, and have been looking for one for a long time. I'd do something nice for you. Jim

How is the chile relleno at Jacala?

Mike, Yes, it's right inside the loop, at the southeast corner of the intersection with Bandera Road. It's called The Concealed Carry Store, or something similar, and it's a little storefront in the corner of a little nondescript strip center. You are sure right about Texas Guns. They...

I think I saw such a store in San Antonio, on Bandera Road at the loop. It was after hours, so I couldn't go in, but I peered through the glass and saw lots of holsters and stuff. If anyone knows more about this place, I'd be very interested in hearing about it. Jim