Posted on 09/13/2017 12:00:15 PM PDT by marktwain
“North Dakota. The sheer quantity of shotguns and hunting rifles throws the earth’s gravity slightly off balance here.”
Not to mention the numbers of nuclear missiles stored underground and the nuclear bombs available for delivery from the USAF base. North Dakota is probably the most heavily armed state in the Union.
>>A rash of boating mishaps has left us defenseless.
I protect my guns. Never lost one. Still have all the ones that I didn’t sell through the so-called “gunshow loophole”.
>>But it hurts so _good_.
:-)
Like a 10mm Glock.
I don’t know if they are still legal to own, but a friend has a 12 shot, 12 ga ‘street sweeper’. Now THAT is cool to shoot!
Terrible!
But ignore the man behind the curtain and blame Dorothy’s dog Toto.
BINGO!
We have a winner over here.
If one can immediately answer the question “how many guns do you have?” without pausing to think about it (except for the obvious, “not enough,”) one needs to buy more guns.
Mark
Methinks FL follows the Bill of Rights Amendment Two: “A well armed...”
Imho of course.
5.56mm
Here in Texas it’s at least 2 per man and 1 per woman.
Myself, I don’t have any, they all got lost in a boating accident.
Which brings us around to a better question...
“Which state has the most boating accidents?”
Not if it was a .410
TN is a open carry state, so we have a lot of CCW PERMIT HOLDERS. WE also have life time CCW permits. Instead of every 4 yrs and $50, $200 gets you a life time permit. Most chose to conceal carry, as they do carry in places where those crappy no gun signs are up. NO STATE INCOME TAXES, BALANCED BUDGET State.
If I can’t get past that one mine is locked in the gun safe. I am on the Navy base at least once a week, so can’t carry there. But go to the Mall, your stupid sign is just that, your crime rate is to high. Me I prefer to shop Amazon any more when ever possible.
LETS KEEP TN A RED STATE vote Mae Beavers for Governor. Boyd is a pro AMNESTY RINO. REST ARE NOT EVEN WORTH LOOKING AT.
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