Lots of people say they will come to my house if shit hits the fan, I always tell them to call first and laugh. They usually look at me oddly, but if it does happen, I’m making sure my kids survive, period. Not asking questions or giving an inch.
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For me, there are only a handful of people I know I could truly trust in situations like that, and for that matter trust me just as much. General friends or acquaintances would not make the list.
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I smell a doomsday prep thread coming on.
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Lol
I wonder what the ball-istic data shows
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Don’t tread on my waffles
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Ooh. Little blackfoot knockoff.
I still need to find a 1911.
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Do it
What’s the use case for this? Seems like folding it just adds complexity and possibly of failure
Mostly a gimmic
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Cross posting… 
This is a good time.
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Another fun family friendly raffle.
Just happens to be less than a mile from my house and where my daughter won her shotgun.
This year the guy we buy from gave us a bunch to sell if anyone is interested.
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Well that would be interesting…
Massie highlighted how when HR 38 passes, residents of the 29 constitutional carry states will be able to carry in all 50 states without a permit. Though paradoxically, residents of the 21 states without constitutional carry will need permits in their own states, while visitors from constitutional carry states won’t.
He also called attention to how HR 38 may create a situation where a Kentucky resident could carry an AR-15 pistol with a 20-round magazine in California, while Californians themselves cannot own or carry such equipment. This appears to contradict the framework established by the Supreme Court decision in DC v. Heller.
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