Holland&Holland wrote:Advocating for it. Gotta keep up with your reading.

Well that isn't what you typed. I don't read every thread here.

Also, you are tossing around words like "everyone" and "we" pretty loosely.

Is there something in the words no sympathy you don’t understand? Oh sorry I forgot, this is the interwebs, you get to tell me how to feel on a topic. I understand that you have no sympathy for those who deal in drugs. But what about those who are killed in no-knock raids who did not? Those who wer...

Modern sportsman had quite a lot the last time I was in there.

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***SALE PENDING, THANKS FOR LOOKING*** Cleaning out the garage. I have two Starlight rifle cases and one Plano Gun Guard. All 3 are heavy-duty travel type cases. The starlight are similar to a pelican with 4 latches, handles on side and end, and wheels. The Gun Guard is slightly less heavy-duty, but...

They are already running out of cops, for a lot of reasons. Innocent people getting killed by police has always been viewed negatively, that's certainly nothing new. I think most would agree that there are occasionally situations involving police where loss of innocent life was unavoidable. Those si...

Confirmation of my thoughts on this being a fishing expedition. LE had no idea if their suspect was at any one of the apartments. They were hoping to get lucky. Definitely have a problem with the search warrants being allowed at all in this instance, No-knock or not. I think I'm starting to underst...

Grayskies wrote:The problem is the no knock. Unfortunatly, besides the victumes family the officer that shot that guy will pay too.

Yep. No winners in this story, everyone involved lost.

“Amendment IV The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses , papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be s...

The main problem I have with that argument is that the guy the police were looking for was not even there. If a bunch of dudes come into my house while I’m asleep and start shouting and kicking furniture, I’m likely to reach for a weapon. So are you. If it’s the cops serving a no-knock warrant on th...

There's a lot of potential legitimate reasons that guy could've been there sleeping on the couch with a pistol in his hand or right next to him. If we are playing hypotheticals, how about this one: dead guy's sister lives in the apartment, and the suspect the cops are looking for is her crazy ex-boy...

I wouldn’t do anything with it until you shoot it. If it shoots well, I wouldn’t do anything. Borescopes are good at determining what a barrel looks like, but bad at determining how well one will shoot.

How does it shoot?

Burnsville pistol range has always been super easy to deal with. They have a downloadable copy of their FFL on the website that you can send to whoever is shipping the rifle, then just stop and do the $25 transfer when it comes in.

http://www.bvpistol.com/ffl-transfers

I went in there a couple months ago, and was pretty underwhelmed. I hadn't been in since they were J&S, so I had just assumed that they were the same type of store carrying higher-end stuff. That was most definitely not the case. Mostly a bunch of gun show type crappy knives and a few used guns....