Why GA is Dying

Grumman-581 wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 07:30:24 -0500, Emily
wrote:
It is.

With the required 1" letters? In English and Spanish?

If so, then for me at least, it boils down to whether there is a metal
detector / x-ray machine / guard searching packages... If not, then I
would probably carry anyway...

As much as some people like to think that Texas has liberal gun laws,
in fact, we don't... We are still left with a lot of laws due to the
oppression that resulted during Reconstruction after the War of
Northern Aggression... Slowly, we're throwing off this yoke of
oppression, but we're not quite there yet...

Yeah, right. Texas is the most regulated state I've ever lived in.
Don't even get me started on auto issues..

"Grumman-581" wrote

We are still left with a lot of laws due to the
oppression that resulted during Reconstruction after the War of
Northern Aggression... Slowly, we're throwing off this yoke of
oppression, but we're not quite there yet...

When, in the H*LL are you going to get off of the Civil War? It has been
over for a long, long time.

If you have not had time to cure _any_ problems resulting from it, there is
not a lot positive to say about your resourcefulness.

It must suck, having to blame all of your shortcomings, on something that
happened so many long years ago.

No, it must just suck to be you, and all that believe like you. Broken
record, broken record.

GET a LIFE!
--
Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:
"Grumman-581" wrote

We are still left with a lot of laws due to the
oppression that resulted during Reconstruction after the War of
Northern Aggression... Slowly, we're throwing off this yoke of
oppression, but we're not quite there yet...

When, in the H*LL are you going to get off of the Civil War? It has been
over for a long, long time.

Not really.

For those not in on Texas law, a 30.06 sign is a sign that
conforms to the Texas law on such signs, as to wording and
size and location. 30.06 is the chapter in the law.

..30/06 is the rifle caliber.



"Grumman-581" wrote
in message
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| On Wed, 26 Jul 2006 07:30:50 -0500, Emily

| wrote:
| I dunno, we have the signs up in the parking lot and the
building saying
| cc is not permitted. Yeah, I can leave it unloaded, but
what's the
| point in that?
|
| If it's not a 30.06 sign, it's not legal... Regardless of
that, the
| 2nd Amendment says, "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED", so ****
'em...
|
| Back before Bush signed the CHL law, I carried a 12-gauge
pistol grip
| shotgun in my vehicle all the time... I also carried
between my
| vehicle and the apartment I was staying in while in
Dallas... For some
| reason, none of the gang banger punks wanted to bother
me...
| Intimidation through superior firepower, I guess...

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:Ko3yg.84322$ZW3.3470@dukeread04...
For those not in on Texas law, a 30.06 sign is a sign that
conforms to the Texas law on such signs, as to wording and
size and location. 30.06 is the chapter in the law.

.30/06 is the rifle caliber.

Nope.

..30-'06

Matt Barrow wrote:

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:Ko3yg.84322$ZW3.3470@dukeread04...

For those not in on Texas law, a 30.06 sign is a sign that
conforms to the Texas law on such signs, as to wording and
size and location. 30.06 is the chapter in the law.

.30/06 is the rifle caliber.


Nope.

.30-'06

Yep, caliber and year, not a fraction.

Matt

.30/06 is the rifle caliber.
Nope.
.30-'06
Yep, caliber and year, not a fraction.

Ok, what do the numbers mean? I've heard of a "thirty ought six"
referring to a gun, and think I know one of them (.30 inches?) refers to
the gauge (width of the bullet). What's the other?

Jose
--
The monkey turns the crank and thinks he's making the music.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

The new round for the M1903 Springfield rifle was modified
in 1906 with a lighter weight spire point bullet, replacing
the 220 grain round nose. The barrels on rifles already in
service were removed, shortened one thread at the rear and
rechambered for the slightly different requirements. It was
used in the 1903 Springfield, the 1917 Enfield, the Johnson
and Garand rifles, the BAR, and 1917 machinegun. It is
still always in the top calibers sold and ammo purchased.

The 7.62x51 NATO [aka .308 Winchester] has the same power in
a shorter case due to improved powders, which allowed the
case to be 1/2 inch 12 mm shorter.

dates are done with a slash, .30/06 is correct. If you use
a hyphen it still means the same.


--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
some support
http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/secondamendment2.htm
See http://www.fija.org/ more about your rights and duties.


"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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| Matt Barrow wrote:
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| "Jim Macklin"
wrote in message
| news:Ko3yg.84322$ZW3.3470@dukeread04...
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| For those not in on Texas law, a 30.06 sign is a sign
that
| conforms to the Texas law on such signs, as to wording
and
| size and location. 30.06 is the chapter in the law.
|
| .30/06 is the rifle caliber.
|
|
| Nope.
|
| .30-'06
|
| Yep, caliber and year, not a fraction.
|
| Matt

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
news:V9Cxg.84201$ZW3.81396@dukeread04...
Parking lots are not sterile areas and guns are allowed,
even in the checked baggage on the airlines. I carried a
gun regularly in my flight bag on charter flights. Some of
my passengers did too, on part 91 flights. We also carried
hunters and target shooters on 135, and their unloaded guns
went in the airplane. If we had a nose baggage, they went
there, but in the King Air, it was all in the cabin.

http://www.njpistol.com/images/perry06/welcome.jpg

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