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tomahawk
Nunn,when i started posting on this forum i thought you were sorta mean.Now that ive read more of your posts and replys and have gotten to know you more i now see you as fair and considerate, a stand up guy.
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  • tomahawk
    Can you guve me an address or phone number for Jim Burke in Paris, Texas? Is he an independent holster builder or leather craftsman?

    dheffley@gte.net

    Thanks,

    The NRA is on our side!
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  • tomahawk
    what part of texas are you in?
    are ya anywhere near this?
    http://www.magicstx.org/
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  • tomahawk
    Sorry about that,you posted a good read.
    Can I copy it?
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  • tomahawk
    do you hide behind a bush here[;)]
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  • tomahawk
    I know you're going through alot right now but we need you. The Trolls are rising.
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  • tomahawk
    IF HE IS NOT AFRICAN AMERICAN as (i think i heard him call himself, could be wrong) TELL ME WHAT RACE HE IS. SO I CAN GET IT STRAIGHT
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  • tomahawk
    David--my joke re: shipwrecked was poofed (couldn't say I didn't expect it) but did you at least smile when you did it? [:o)]

    It's not what you know that gets you in trouble, it's what you know that just ain't so!
    Resident Pyrrhonist
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  • tomahawk
    Some people just want to argue, no matter what the subject.

    Don't fall into their trap. You know this, but I could see you kinda' wanting to on another thread.
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  • tomahawk
    thanks for re-writing all of my posts with your version of whats "proper". you should quit being a cop and try your hand at publishing or book editing. or maybe seek employment with some communist regime as an "information director" to shield the people from "improper" material.

    ** i am not citizinging you, i am thanking you :)
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  • tomahawk
    10,000 is just around the corner.

    Anything you want to say to commemorate the monumental post?

    Ben

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  • tomahawk
    Got the gun locks I purchased from you today. Great quality, I really like the cable lock

    Thanks again, Now all my guns are locked up!

    Jacob
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  • tomahawk
    David, look around and see if you have a mags for a S&W model 41 22lr. I need some of those too for the pistol league. Oakie
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  • tomahawk
    I believe that you missed a Golden opportunity for a final comment on the latest locked thread.

    I posted that I am "free" to post on any thread I wish.......

    You could have countered with "And YOU are "FREE" to lock any thread you wish".

    Sorry if I've aided in the arguing (which I know I have).

    You have a thankless task here and I am grateful that you do it.
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  • tomahawk
    quote:I will lock it, but I will state this:

    I have the utmost respect for both select-fire and Highball, and have broken bread with both. They just have different points of view.

    I think Highball considers me an agent of The Beast, since I have a FFL, and transfer fireams using Forms 4473, and call in the NICS checks on buyers. I have to operate within the existing framework of laws, and I enjoy what I do.

    Back when I used to work gun shows, I met lots of guys like Highball. They might find a gun they like on a table, but if the table was operated by an actual FFL, they would look elsewhere for a private sale. I understood; they wanted no paper trail. You can't blame them, but it did severely limit their choices. Of course, the gangstas, convicted felons, and illegal aliens were also seeking non-papered firearms.

    I think Highball makes an unreasonable assumption when he states that people like select-fire will turn in their guns if a ban is enacted. Some of us "agents of The Beast" might just fool you.

    You sound like a good man with a level head.
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  • tomahawk
    if I had something to do with that last lock, it was not my intentions

    I razz sf and he knows that I do wish him well







    I stated I got him started and bumped it up, as in mocking what goes on here often, which I personally find it schill bidding and inappropriate
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  • tomahawk
    Can you remove the spammer?

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/pop_profile.asp?mode=display&id=60992
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  • tomahawk
    you have e mail lock that
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  • tomahawk
    You have mail
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  • tomahawk
    quote:Apparently, the question has been asked and answered. I think...maybe...[:0]That gave me a good laugh to start the day, David, thanks.[:D]
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  • tomahawk
    What normally happens to the guns that get taken out of a house where someone is growing pot?
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  • tomahawk
    thank you for stopping the trolling for trouble[;)]
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  • tomahawk
    Have you been visiting Calf.??


    CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. -- An investigation into a Cathedral City police officer who police said took off his clothes and jumped into a pool with two women while answering a noise complaint call has resulted in charges filed against the officer, said Riverside District Attorney Rod Pacheco.

    John Fox Jr., 37, faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges, including assault under the color of authority.

    The alleged incident happened at 2 a.m. on Sept. 29 when a homeowner claimed Fox knocked on his door responding to a neighbor's complaint about noise. He told News Channel 3 the officer proceeded to the back yard where the officer took off his uniform and jumped into the pool with his two female friends.

    The women claim the officer started touching them before the homeowner called 911. That's when, they said, Fox got out of the pool, put his clothes back on and left.

    The Cathedral City Police said this is a stain on the department, and it will take some time to cleanup.

    When asked if Fox has explained what he was thinking the night of the incident, Lt. Chuck Robinson with the Cathedral City Police Department said, "I don't know what he has or hasn't said to the district attorney's office regarding this case or if he's even made a statement."

    Robinson said he can't comment on personnel matters or disclose if Fox has any prior cases of misconduct.

    Fox has been placed on paid administrative leave, pending the completion of an internal investigation.

    "Police officers are a public trust," Robinson said. "The community has an expectation of how you're going to behave and how you're going to conduct yourself, and when you do something to besmirch the image of the police officer and the uniform itself it's disheartening.

    "You work so hard to build that trust up with the community," said Robinson. "When something like this happens, you just know that you let your community down."

    Fox has not been arrested, but he is scheduled to appear in court on Monday morning in Indio for arraignment.

    If required to go to jail, his bail will be set at $50,000, according to the district attorney's office.


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  • tomahawk
    David,Thank you sir for the info for my niece, Andrea. Thanks again. Oakie
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  • tomahawk
    Nunn I want to wish you and your fine family a great Christmas and prospering New Year. I wish you good health and pray for your safety in your duties as an officer of the law. Please stay sharp, be wary and wear your BP vest. I wish we had more like you out there. God Bless! Stay Safe!
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  • tomahawk
    When is your election date??? Donna and I will be pulling for you. Keep us posted.
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  • tomahawk
    David, in my last BAR magazine (Biblical Archaeology Review) one of their vendors is selling religious videos which are hosted by a David Nunn. Is this you??
    Their web site is WWW.VISIONVIDEO.COMM
    What a coincident if it is not you!! Tom

    Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who dont.
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  • tomahawk
    Thanks.
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  • tomahawk
    you have mail,
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  • tomahawk
    You have mail.

    BW

    IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.
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  • tomahawk
    Did you have a concrete floor that is dusty?
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