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When I was a kid the Indy 500 was a BFD across the culture. Now, hardly at all. That's a real shame, since it is true Americana. But that America is slipping away fast.

Like with the initial injunctions over the brace rule, it only applies to certain groups.

https://www.ammoland.com/2024/05/atfs-p ... ict-court/

Those are fucking boss.

Well, there's Warrior Gun Range in Doral which is a few blocks from Dolphin Mall and Miami International Mall. It used to be Ace's Gun Range back when it was run by a bunch of psychos with serious attitude problems. A few years ago it was purchased by a man named Charlie who used to own a gun shop ...

Asking for a friend (yes, seriously, but I might go as well). It's been like 15 years since I have shot indoors in Miami, but a newbie is looking for a range down there, preferably one where there are handgun rentals as well. From some quick internet research it looks like Stone Hart and Top Gun bot...

I moved to a smaller town toward the middle of the state. Big difference between this and South Florida. Not naming the town, because I don't want you people to flood here and ruin it. :D The funny thing is that I knew people who lived there over 20 years ago, but they left--they thought it was bei...

All the hillbilly insults used to be routinely applied to Tennessee, before dumb "memes" ever existed. It will stop nothing.

Molivo wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 4:03 pm Get have you considered moving somewhere easier to live? Even I’m considering moving. Looking at NW Arkansas. Very laid back, not much for major storms/issues, cheaper cost of living etc

I think Arkansas will be the next Tennessee (which was the next North Carolina).

] Scheduling alone does not legalize it. There are specific statues in US Code that make it a controlled substance going back to the 1930s. Uh, yeah, that's been said multiple times already. Nobody is talking about "legalizing" anything. We are talking about scheduling. 18 USC 922(g)(3) s...

Details, such as they are, here:

https://thecapitolist.com/florida-sues- ... efinition/