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Huh? US Navy Submarines don't have anti-aircraft missiles.

Our ballistic missile submarines (Ohio class) are armed with nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles and Mark 48 torpedos. We have four...

Yup. Colt should leave CT and Remington should leave NY. Won't happen, though.

They are going to SC, not Florida. Horry County and Myrtle Beach are in SC.

When was the last time a US Navy Sub torpedoed a US-flagged civilian ship, killing 230 innocent civilians?

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Wouldn't the noise of a missile launch be such...

Patreus ruined his own career, near as I can tell. And I'm not sure what is honorable about cheating on your wife with a married woman.

NTSB and the FAA had been concerned about the risk long before TWA800, and the NTSB had been pushing for fuel tank inerting systems for many years.

So, you don't think that the rest of the crew would know that they fired a missile?

Do you really think they could keep an entire ships crew silent for years about something like this?

I don't buy the navy missile theory.

Now that's a neat trick.

There was no Eygptian pilot on TWA 800. You are conflating that crash with EgyptAir 990. EgyptAir Flight 990 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

He reportedly was driving at high speed and hit the phone pole sideways. Cars in accidents can and do burn. The movies show them exploding, which is unlikely, but a fuel leak onto a hot engine or...

Something with a 12 gauge steel door is a lockbox, not a safe. I seriously doubt it would stop a bullet.

Single car crash at 4 AM. My bet, he was drunk and/or fell asleep at the wheel. No tinfoil needed.

You have to lay down the law with your wife -- no MIL living in your house. For the sake of your marriage, the farther away your MIL is from you the better.

You can convert the SKS to take removable magazines and there are high-cap pre-bans. But with an FID he couldn't own the magazines or the rifle, and apparently he sold it to an unlicensed buyer.

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I don't screw around with the manual safety on a 1911. As I draw, I lower the safety. By the time I'm on target, the safety is already off and I haven't even had to think about it. When I'm...

His legal issues have been very widely reported. Posting that in this thread won't give any LEO information that he doesn't already know.

I didn't see any square badges there.



That might have been it.

I think it was a new style jacket. It looked black, but I suppose it could have been a very dark blue. I think it was above the pocket. I'm sure it was an elephant. Things that seemed odd about...

I was watching a TV show earlier and they were interviewing a Colonel from West Point. He was in a dress uniform and on his right breast he had a square badge that had an elephant on it. Any idea...

I was skeptical of the Crossbreed. I have an expensive Kramer Leather #3 IWB holster for my 1911. I use it now and then, but don't find it all that comfortable. I won a coupon for a Crossbreed and...

Crossbreed has an appendix holster for the J-frame: Appendix Carry | CrossBreedŽ Holsters - Appendix Carry

Hipster? I'm way too old for that. I wear tacticool pants with an elastic waistband.

I'm not svelte. My Glock 23 is very comfortable carrying IWB in a Crossbreed holster. I've tried appendix carrying my Glock 23 in a Raven Concealment appendix holster, but I found that it prints a...

No need for a vice. Most trigger locks are a simple ratchet mechanism and can be opened with a screwdriver.