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I drive too much for work and don't need to be "that guy" just to prove a point. Especially when you are driving a work vehicle with the company name plastered all over it, kinda makes you a target anyways.

If I was the driver on the right and realized I was in a right turn only lane, I would have turned right and just turned around on the sidestreet or the parking lot. Not your responsiblity to try to guess the driver on the right's intentions.

Going to buy a pallet or two of Twinkies and sell then on Craigslist next month = retirement fund

Just got back from a trip from the west coast. I am still wide awake and have spent the last 2 hours watching Duck Dynasty. This show is almost too funny to change the channel.

I will try to make it. I probably won't bring my rustorical bike though.

Speedy is the NEO equal to Bowdog, just buying everything

Our class shot at 15 feet. Our range drill was to show safe handling of a fire arm. We started with one round, fired. Then loaded 2 rounds. When we loaded 3 rounds we fired one round, were instructed to drop the mag, clear the round,show firearm was clear. From then on,we shot 5 rounds and had to hit a plate plate at 15 feet. There were 6 people inn our class. At the end, there was a video from the NRA that had the aftermath of a burglar being shot by the home owner. We discussed what we just watched and touched on the Ohio castle doctrine.

That is like 50 shades, but 43 less.

I am considering becoming an NRA instructor so I can teach basic pistol and chl classes. Any instructors out there PM me. I see the NRA offers insurance? To start out, I think would teach to groups of friends. I have a possible chance of becoming an employee of a local indoor range to be an instructor. I know my circle of friends would run out shortly after a few classes,but not sure about teaching to the general public. I have spoken to my instructor and his feeling is along as what the NRA structures and follow the guide lines in the state of Ohio spells out, is that enough? Thoughts?

Tempted....

Magz, I usually stay at that Hampton at the end of the street. Rooster's isn't all that bad. Boston Pizza on the other side of the freeway is better. Just curious, are you working at Honda?

It is on NOW!! Ok, so they need to go on a run for baby formula, instead of taking the SUV that can hold a pallet or two of food, they take the super quite Harley sounding bike and only a backack, but I know, it is just a TV show.

Just seen an TV ad for "Call of Duty, Black Ops" and I think the FPS Russia firearm guy was in it?

Went to the indoor range to shoot my new Beretta Neos, 6 inch version. Nice grips, sights and trigger reset. I think i will either change or paint the front sight. The rear sight has a white U shape ( like a glock) but the front sight is just a black blade. On my other pistol, I have painted the front sight white, but it has the 2dot rear sight. I know Beretta offers an orange blade for the front sight for about $5. The Neos does have a Weaver rail on the top, so I might pick up a red dot or reflex style sight.

Wonder if there has been an increase in crossbow sales since the show started ( outside of the normal hunting purchases), with all those "doomsday" prepping shows too.

I looked at the Edge and Flex, but a bit out of my price range at the time. I have heated seat too on my Subaru Legacy. I never had those before, so i forget to use them. I do like the outside heated mirrors.

One scene in the trailer showed a "tower of zombies" at the side of a building. Dang, that sucks major when your building gets attacked by a zombie ladder.

Paging Speedytriple........

It probably wasn't posted "no motorcycles" inside

Not really a panic purchase, but I might at least purchase an AR lower from Dale here soon. I usually purchase ammo and at least one firearm with my year end bonus anyways.

The guy at the 2.42 mark is having a really bad day.

Waiting for Brandon to jump in here......... He can jazz up the raffle bike?

From Dad: Pretend you are invisible, car drivers are looking for other cars and will see right through you. You go where you are looking, as in, you see a pothole or something in the road, you say to yourself, "don't hit that pothole, don't hit that pothole" and next thing you know, you drove right into that pothole.

A group with the baby will be in a tough spot. With the baby crying, it would be like a zombie "dinner bell".

Wonder how soon before the bikes / cars from the east coast start showing up on-line, with slight water damage?