For you NRA lovers (Page 16): Yo, a fight could be pretty good. But when you idiots sit here swearing up like a bunch of two bit punks, well, that's how you come across too.. Ya...

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Yo, a fight could be pretty good. But when you idiots sit here swearing up like a bunch of two bit punks, well, that's how you come across too..

Ya withheld, did you million? Forget there are women who also read these threads? Meet me at the OK Corral? Shows your intelligence, yes, it does.
Wow

zillaorange

Shanksamillion wrote:

Last word!

You're sure ?

Zombiefarmer23 Loc: Bull Hills

zillaorange wrote:

hello Zombiefarmer 23, to add some back up literature check out St. George Tucker. I'm pretty sure you'll get some good info.

Thank you! Just took a quick look and I will be reading this soon. Bill

zillaorange

Zombiefarmer23 wrote:

Thank you! Just took a quick look and I will be reading this soon. Bill

nice to meet you Bill, I'm Mike.

ankerdahl

zillaorange wrote:

hello Zombiefarmer 23, to add some back up literature check out St. George Tucker. I'm pretty sure you'll get some good info.

A good source of reference, certainly. Another Quote sure to anny shanksamillion, is this one : "The right of the citizens to keep and bear arms
Has justly been considered, as the paladium of the liberties of the republic; since it offers a strong moral check against the usurpation and arbitrary power of rulers; and will generally, even if these are successful in the first instance,
Enable the people to resist and triumph over them" . U. S. Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, 1833. ANOTHER Reference book to read is, The Origin of the Second Amendment. By David E. Young..

zillaorange

ankerdahl wrote:

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thanks for the info ankerdahl, will definitely check them out. always enjoyed reading supreme court arguments & rulings. the book is a must, will get to amazon later today. thanks again, mike

ankerdahl

zillaorange wrote:

thanks for the info ankerdahl, will definitely check them out. always enjoyed reading supreme court arguments & rulings. the book is a must, will get to amazon later today. thanks again, mike

You are welcome, is it Sir, or Ma'am? I enjoy helping people that are sincerely interested in studies of the Constitution. And the Bill of Rights. I will go so far as to say, that if someone was intended in buying their first firearm, and asked me for advice, I would do my best to help them. The first thing I would do, is to instruct them on the ten rules of firearms safety. If their interest is genuine, I might even offer to take him, or her to the range. And let them actually fire some of my pistols, to help them with making the choice of what they would be most comfortable owning for themselves. And refer them to a good instructor for more thorough training.

zillaorange

ankerdahl wrote:

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the name's Mike. enlisted personnel work for a living. sir was for the chair polishers. life member NRA. started shooting while in the boy scouts. I carried my .22 on 2 buses & there was never even a glance. things have changed a great deal. emperor andy says there's no place in N.Y. for pro life, pro 2nd Amendment people here. taught my sons how to shoot, safely, at an early age. will get my wife involved since she has expressed an interest. sounds like we agree on the activity. nice to meet you.

ankerdahl

zillaorange wrote:

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The Sir question was just a formality. Really. I too was an enlisted serviceman. I got my first rifle at age 8, and got to fire my father's 1911 the next summer. He shot in competition before I was born. I still have one of his awards. I myself earned Sharpshooter the first time I shot for record, in R.O.T.C. in Highschool back in the '70's.

ankerdahl

ankerdahl wrote:

The Sir question was just a formality. Really. I too was an enlisted serviceman. I got my first rifle at age 8, and got to fire my father's 1911 the next summer. He shot in competition before I was born. I still have one of his awards. I myself earned Sharpshooter the first time I shot for record, in R.O.T.C. in Highschool back in the '70's.

I am also an N.R.A. Life member. And I advocate that anyone else that reads these posts to join, as well. Those that are genuinely interested in rational discussion. I did get to talk briefly with Mr. LaPierre, at a signing of his fist book.
And hear President Heston speak at the '99 membership meeting.

zillaorange

ankerdahl wrote:

I am also an N.R.A. Life member. And I advocate that anyone else that reads these posts to join, as well. Those that are genuinely interested in rational discussion. I did get to talk briefly with Mr. LaPierre, at a signing of his fist book.
And hear President Heston speak at the '99 membership meeting.

hey ankerdah, like I said, nice to meet you. expect to continue to communicate ! b safe

ankerdahl

zillaorange wrote:

hey ankerdah, like I said, nice to meet you. expect to continue to communicate ! b safe

Nice to meet you, as well. I will continue to stay in contact with you through this post site. Since you gave some of your background here, I thought you might like some of my background, as well. The part of your Boy Scout experiences remind me of my first hunting trip back in '71. I went to the convinience store to get cigarettes for my father, for the drive. I was almost back to the house, before I realized that I had my father's Colt cobra on my hip.nobody thought anything about it then. I was 16 at the time. Some people now would probably get upset about that now. Blessed Be.