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He is coming unglued.

Depends on the style of revolver. The newer ones? Yep. My Super Redhawk has a transfer bar and a few other things where going off half cocked can’t happen.

Some of the older single action reproductions do not have that safety device.

Which one was being used? No idea. But the sheriff knows by now.

This was posted up thread. by JD_UTDallas

https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=155&v=ldHPNnsp-cs&feature=youtu.be

Exactly!

My uncle had an older replica revolver that he showed us that very issue. Which is why he never carried a full cylinder on any revolver (more because he had a mix and didn’t want to forget).

So he tried to half cock the gun.

While I am not 100% familiar with that specific revolver, if you have a mechanical issue and the hammer falls on the primer and goes bang.

There are some older guns that was a known issue.

Maybe, but most of them will make sure to dump it saying “Well OSHA said so!”

We should have never given immunity to vax makers.

Brunhild is on my rotation also. She is an excellent singer, and I like to read to her music.

Will look at the other two

Sue who?

The vax makers have zero liability, and the policy makers have sovereign immunity.

A friend I grew up with found Sabaton six years ago, and thought “I bet Red knows this group!”

I didn’t, but now have all their stuff, most of Nightwish’s stuff, the Hu’s, and a lot of the newer power metal.

Wardunna surprised me, and I have enjoyed the Viking folk music.

My tastes have changed.

I loved metal as a teenager, and still enjoy it. But now I listen to a lot more classical, sea shanties, and some new stuff.

Still love my metal bands, but they don’t hit the rotation as often.

I agree.

My grandpa worked till then, but he was the exception. By 75 he outlived two wives, and most of his siblings.

Denial.

Having dealt with traumatic events and people recovering from them, I am not surprised he does not remember pulling the trigger. I remember a case where a guy did an action that seriously injured a coworker. It wasn’t reckless, the machine failed and in that failure a part struck a coworker in a supposed “safe” area.

The first guy was convinced he did not start the machine. We had him on video starting it up (we did not blame him, because he had no reason to expect it to explosively fail). He kept saying “Why would I hurt my friend?”

We had video, but his brain blocked out what happened.

Baldwin may be lying knowingly, but he may be blocking out the event subconsciously

Very good article.

I have a few friends. Till recently, I did not realize that was rare.

I have friends. Friends who if I call tonight, will help me. Friends who if they call I will help. Friends to share joys and sorrows with. Prayers and weeping with.

That is rare, and a gift that is rare.

But most relationships are based in “What can you do for me?”

I could see that.

There is no way the GOP will let Trump get the nomination.

But there is DeSantis waiting in the wings.

Will, mad Crammer wants the Army going door to door forcing the jab.

Was discussed here by some pro jab people a year ago.

Basically, to save you from covid they have to kill you with a bullet.

Yep.

Woman I grew up with is in a similar situation.

Infanticide is so important to them, then say when.

Do you hire people?

Wages are the issue.

Depending on how the tariffs are set up, yes.

Tariffs work. But they also encourage corruption.

People are evil.

But they are also stupid.

Believe, I doubt many companies are stock piling anything. The incentives for decades were pushing the opposite. When I can’t get cardboard, period, it isn’t because the supplier is hoarding it. It is because he can’t get the raw materials.

Same with paint, steel, chips, anything else. The projections I am seeing internally are not pretty. As in “Buy food now” ugly.

For employment, a large portion of the “workforce” are not going to work until they run out of money. After two years off, many will never work again. For those that are going to work, they can make good money but the tax increases coming with inflation will make that less and less attractive.

Most of the manufacturing is done in China, driven in large part by the retailers like Walmart.

Just In Time meant you destroyed your stock room and built a new conference room. So when the trucks don’t come, you are screwed.

The various mandates have pushed a LARGE part of the workforce out. Those that are left have zero trust in their employer and employees. If they can try to make you get a medical treatment, where does it stop?

We are not going to be able to go back to 2019. That isn’t all bad. Their needs to be more domestic manufacturing, but to do that there needs to be much less overhead. So don’t expect large textile mills employing thousands.