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Y'all didn't think I was going to let another Thanksgiving pass without pulling out THIS old gag, did you? DD

Happy Birthday !El Commandante Have a Great Day Rich!

You want to check the gun laws for the state and for the township/community where you plan to reside. If you plan to live in Cook County - no assult type firearms - In the city of Chicago - hand guns or assult type. For the State - you will need a FOID - Firearm Owner I D. Issues by the Illinois State Police. You can get the form online - have a passport picture taken - $10.00 for a 10 year lic. Not sure how long you have from the time of...

For your budget, airsoft options are endless! Have a look at the reviews in the airsoft section.

Is anyone out there a gourmet chef ... or married to one? My wife is from South America. Over Thanksgiving dinner with my brother and sister and their respective spouses [aside: why isn't the plural of "spouse" "spice"?], there arose a discussion of some neat sounding recipes from South American countries like Peru, Ecuador and Chile. Not the typical Mexican or Tex-Mex "throw in a few more...

Hawkmoon Good question. The history of holsters, as far a we are concerned in this conversation, gose back to old pomel hosters found on the front of spanish saddles. Holsters were also found in chaps worn by the american Cowboy. Scabbards or holsters did not become common for the old dragoon--mainly a sash. About 1836 when Mr Walker started selling the BIG old Colt/Patterson--Walker/Colt or Navy, did holsters or scabbards become into use....

Quote: Originally Posted by rekladan English isn't my first language, but so far I've assumed that a holster is worn somewhere on the body, while a scabbard isn't necessarily so. Am I wrong? According to Websters On-line, a scabbard is, "a sheath for a sword, dagger, or bayonet." But glancing through various holster makers' lists, it seems that the word "scabbard" is generally used for...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Quote: Originally Posted by bluebeemer and auto knives. Good luck. forgive for the thread shift, but what's an "auto knife" ? spring assisted opening folders that are common these days? (thanks in advance) ..L.T.A.

Thanks DD...I too, find the current rendering of the Anthem most offensive.... These girls, as you say, nailed it.... Anyone who will be singing it at an event, should hear how it's supposed to sound....