Kentucky Armory Club

kyswede wrote:I remember when all my ammo would fit in one of those. Now I have 2 of these.

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I went from .30 cans to .50 (and 5.56) cans to 40mm to 25mm cans. Everything's full at the moment; there may be one of these in my future.

Wyldman wrote:AVG Free & SpywareBlaster work great for me, and have for a looong time, now.

AVG is the best free antivirus program I've found. I use Symantec on my work machines, but AVG seems to work just as well, with a smaller footprint.

The entire contraception "issue" to me seems a distraction to keep attention off of other larger issues. As far as Rush's remark, it is his opinion. I personally think he was using a debating technique, reducio ad absurdum. Use your opponent 's argument technique taken to an absurd length to show i...

I completed the NSA's cryptology training...


...and I still don't understand.

No surprise here. Most criminals don't want law-abiding citizens to own guns.

Glock 19 magazine. It was the last one on the rack, so I felt sorry for it and brought it home.

ssracer wrote:well hell....may have to order some more now

You can never have too many magazines.

ChopperDoc wrote:I'd say it is a little more complicated than that.

I'd say this reinforces my point.

The problem with the Israel/Palestine issue is that arguments on both sides are much more emotional than rational.

It's a multi-century long family feud.

All true, but the administration acknowledges the fact that this money cannot be spent unless Congress changes the law in question: “The Department of State intends to work with Congress to seek legislation that would provide authority to waive restrictions on paying the U.S. assessed contributions ...

son of liberty wrote:A SAK, swiss army knife,so many options and a great knife! I skinned a Coyote out last winter with my little Swiss army knife. They are pretty cheap , they don't draw eyes, they are well pr oven...

+1. Unless I'm naked there is a Victorinox "Compact" in my pocket.

Bic lighter. I always have a couple somewhere around my person.

Coachf wrote:You lost me at LA and New York.

This.

drifter0069 wrote:ky sporting license. Fishing, hunting.

Renewed mine today also.

...I believe it was WLJ posted at one point a graph showing that welfare was the largest chunk of the US budget coming in over 500 billion a year... "Welfare" last year cost just under $500 billion. It wasn't the largest chunk of the budget, it was fourth--behind Defense, Health Care, and Pensions,...

Wyldman wrote:...I still haven't been able to shoot it...

You're killin' me.

Gold Nugget Army Surplus in Radcliff usually has a selection of very clean cans at good prices.

I picked up a case of 9mm from my porch, where the guy in brown left it.

I've shot a metric boat load of ARs. None were better than my Accurate Armory lightweight midlength.

To be "versatile" it needs to fire *any* .22 ammo. This means a lever or bolt gun (or, for handguns, a revolver). My "go to" .22s are a Henry lever action and a S&W Model 63.

BIGC wrote:...Been about 12-13 years since I last used a compass but I think I can do it again.....

I haven't used one since...

...last week.

ChopperDoc wrote:I have been looking at one of those for YEARS now and I keep talking myself out of it.

+1

I'm *really* looking forward to a range report.

...Times have changed drastically though and now the democrates are the ones pushing for entitlements and socialism. Times have changed, but people haven't. Each party is trying to buy power by putting money in the pockets of those who'll vote for them. It has always been so. IMO anyone who buys th...

And people say gold is high. How much do RDIAS cost on a per ounce basis?

I don't think it's *wrong*, but I do think it's tasteless.