Recent content by SaintPanzer

I thought that was BC?

Funny... I have nowhere near the mass of those above. Not even 11.5 stone. But my M1910 has never bothered me at all. I never thought it worse than my Remington 1100. The "fun" fire was with old Kynoch ammo that I later found was cordite. Tight in the shoulder, decent stance. I quite...

So I haven't been posting much recently, mostly because surgery on my wrist has limited keyboard ability. But earlier, someone requested "documentation" on "supposed" biases in schools. I saw this today...

Not an H&H, nor even yet a magnum of any type. But my Mannlicher 9.5X57 weighs in about 6 or 7 pounds, has a steel butt plate. I shot a Keilernädel with it, and my arm is still attached.

Then again, and only because I am in a strange mood today: "We have two companies of Marines running rampant all over the northern half of this island, and three Army regiments pinned down in the southwestern corner, doing nothing. What the hell is going on?" ~ Gen. John W. Vessey Jr., USA...

Well, isn't that absolutely accusing me of something I never said? I mean, that borders on a direct insult. No, I said the amendment should be repealed, not the senate should be abolished. Reread what I wrote, this time for comprehension. If you repeal the amendment, you go back to Article...

Not Fox, but I've noticed a lot of his ads popping up on YouTube videos I've been watching. Those ads seem to focus on "we're out of money, but please donate so we can flip Texas..." My question is: "If you don't live in Texas, should you really be donating? The seventeenth amendment is as...

Why would that be ironic, for all love?

Call the importer. I've met him at the DSC convention, but that was some time ago: Steyr Arms, Inc. 2530 Morgan Road Bessemer, AL 35022 :: Map Hours Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ET Contact Phone: (205) 417-8644 Support: support-usa@steyr-arms.com Service: service-usa@steyr-arms.com

Well, except for the threaded barrel part, you've described my Steyr Classic II.

How could that be a case of the Supremacy Clause? The issue is not "did they or did they not follow guidance?" Clearly the guidance was followed (note guidance is not the same as law, which is where the Supremacy Clause comes to play). The issue is "was guidance fraudulently given?" Did he...

I'm reserving judgement on this until I learn more. From what I can tell, if States made decisions relating to lockdowns, etc., based on his official guidance while that guidance he knew to be false, that could be construed as fraud. That makes it much less about revenge, doesn't it? Of...

yes, of course...

So, I go away sailing with limited to no internet access, and have to wade through over 30 pages of some "interesting" (I'm trying to be polite) things. Just a few random comments: A question was asked relating to the differences between today's video games and playing "Cowboys and Indians"...

And a 6.5 from the East German judge.