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Where's that picture of the guy riding down I-75 in Atlanta with an AK slung on his back? :neener:

I believe some of the early BHPs that came with shoulder stocks and the Luger artillery models are also exempt. Don't quote me on that, though.

Georgia is hardly the worst Southern state for guns. The nebulous "public gathering" clause leaves some room for abuse, but the courts general limit it to the items specifically outlined in the statute (I know the statute says it's not limited to those places). Unlike Alabama, North Carolina...

Uh, you do know that our CCW law is getting a major revamp July 1st, right? Restaurants that serve alcohol, state parks, and public transit are being dropped from the list of off limits places, car carry w/o a permit is being expanded to anywhere in a car, and the time limits are being changed...

You know, I can actually understand where the cops are coming from on this one. According to the article, the front door was actually ajar, not just unlocked. Combined with the open garage door and keys in the vehicle ignition, I'd be a might bit suspicious, too. Not saying it was a good...

I don't know about your Wally-World, but at mine, ammo boxes don't have price stickers. There's only the shelf price.

I don't recall if there's a no guns sign at the Aquarium or not, but I do know that there are no metal detectors. I do have to say, the Aquarium is absolutely amazing. Back in May they let everyone who worked in the local hospitality industry go for free (they even allowed one guest per...

Well, I'm a Georgian, but I live in the Chattanooga metro area (and work in Downtown Chattanooga). I have to say East Tennessee is a quite a place. The mountains in this area are absolutely beautiful, and the gun laws in TN are pretty decent (most of the laws in Georgia are good, too, but...

I like my Model 60 quite well. It is picky about ammo, though. It doesn't like Remington, and it absolutely will not run right with Federal bulk ammo (FTEs on all of it). When the rifle was given to me several years ago, it came with a few thousand rounds of Federal Lightning ammo, and that...

1911s are single action only with no decocker. That means in order to place the weapon in condition two, you'd have to pull the trigger and hold the hammer. Hell yes it's dangerous.

I got one back when they were $109. The wood is in so-so shape (no cracks, but a few nicks and scars) and the finish is mostly gone and it had a little rust forming at the end of the barrel. The bore was ultra clean, though and shines like a mirror. She's a sweet shooter.

No, Georgia carry laws suck. The rest of our gun laws are as good as you can get.

I like the Bulgarian fishgill brake myself. My SLR-95 feels almost as tame as an AR. There's not a lot of felt muzzle blast, either, though it does seem very loud. I'd say it's louder than my M14.

I probably won't have the scratch for anything fancy then. May just adopt me a milsurp.

Just picked up an Arsenal SLR-95 and 200 rounds of 7.62 Commie. Gonna have some fun Sunday. :D

My No.4 is pretty much the same. Century import, 300/600 sights, M47 factory code, dated 1943. Except on mine the billboard serial number had the CAI markings underneath it instead of on the barrel. Mine was in fair shape, with most of the blue gone and somewhat rough wood. But the bore is...

Do not under any circumstances give up your guns, Bandit. It wouldn't keep her with you anyway. You'd just appear to be weak and easily controlled. She'd just move on to the next guy in short order, or simply cheat on you with a "stronger" guy.

It's still on the first page! http://thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=286572 Oh, and IBTL!

Just a word of advice, if your "black powder mix" doesn't include a hot water stage, go back through it with some hot water to dissolve those corrosive primer salts. You may have made it look clean as a whistle, but if you didn't use water, you probably left salts in there that will have the...

Well, considering that the only cars made mostly in the US by American workers have Toyota, Honda, and Nissan nameplates... I prefer my cars not to be made in Mexico (Ford).