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Old Jeff H wrote: ↑December 11th, 2021, 2:37 pm

Mauser98 wrote: ↑December 10th, 2021, 10:00 pm There was one at the show in Mesa in 2010 too.

I remember hearing about that one on the old board.

I was there the next day, the helicopter lady was gone, never to be seen again, and you could see where the bullet hit the floor.

I just recently switched vehicles and switched from a 4:30 holster position to a 3:30 position.

It's still easy to draw with the seat belt on.

In every officer-involved shooting, just ask yourself what situation you would be in if you pulled the trigger under the same circumstances as an average citizen. In most of them I've seen, the average citizen would go to jail for a long, long time. The police should be held to a higher standard th...

I was there 2, or 3 (4?) years ago, when an ND occurred in the SAR building, and someone was shot. I believe it was a pistol round, which ricocheted off of the floor, before striking someone. The area was cordoned off for a couple of hours, of course...but a surprisingly small area, I thought. I ne...

WHO TAZE ME That will be hilarious if you remember the who kill me lady who sold airsoft and was hit by shrapnel or concrete pieces after a ND several years ago at the crossroads show. She yelled who kill me. WHO KILL ME!!?!?!?! I was there in Mesa! That was wild. I never saw that lady again, I jus...

As we used to say when I was in the Army, only 2 things fall out of the sky.

It was the best show for searching for goodies in awhile. Sure most stuff was overpriced Friday and Saturday. That is where the vendors make their money. Or you get to dicker with them and enjoy it. The AZCDL booths were manned by volunteers. But some volunteers had to be brought up from Tucson and...

OTOH, Michigan does have laws on the books about this sort of thing, as do around 40 states. https://www.grabellaw.com/section-750-145-michigan-legislature.html Section 750.145 - Michigan Legislature 750.145 Minor; contributing to neglect or delinquency In the state of Michigan, contributing to negl...

And if it was a normal SAA clone, the half cock or safety notch would have stopped the hammer.

If it was a Uberti, the hammer block would have.

Either way, it's a BS story.

These will have wide appeal with trapshooters, skeet shooters and sporting clays shooters. Those guys love paper hulls and Remington will sell every box they can make.

It's a great marketing decision.

muta4warrior wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 2:58 pm The normal tents are there but everything else is in the normal buildings.

Thanks

muta4warrior wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 1:24 pm Quick update.. SAR show is indoors short of the tents and masks are RECOMMENDED not required..

Are you saying there will be no tents or something else entirely?

Since it was a single action 1873 clone, I guess he didn't cock the hammer either.

His only possible defense is saying the gun malfunctioned, so he's lying and going that way.

CCW Insurance is carried by a lot of people as it's almost a 100% money maker for them.

Nope. Masks recommended, not required.