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Yes and no. :) I'll be 54 when I take the bar, I am already retired, and my wife is an accountant. I'm not going to do the "Maybe if I kill myself for 15 years they will make me a partner" thing. :)

The only problem I have ever had or seen with one, was one that was floating around an arms room that was old and frayed. It broke inside a bore and had to be hammered out with a rod. I keep and use them for bores which I am not very picky about. For high-precision rifles I use more...

Hoping I don't become too bougie to reload. :)

I packed it all up. Moving from UT to ND for law school. Not sure when I'll have space to unload it all again. :(

I may reach out to people like yourself from time to time. I would love to do something gun industry-related, but I'm not seeing a lot of empty holes to fill in that field. I like to follow politics, but I don't think I have the stomach to work in it. Nor family law. I'm really hoping to find...

I don't mind it and I don't see it as being sleazy in itself. There might be good reasons to jump around. I just think in my own case, I already have a retirement, my wife is an accountant, and I just don't have time to learn a lot of different processes and game plans. I should try to do one...

Plan A is to prosecute for my home county. In getting to know a lot of lawyers lately, I haven't met many who worked exclusively on one side or the other, most have switched repeatedly throughout their careers. But I am a retired intel analyst, and I will be 54 when I take the bar. I don't have...

This seems more reasonable, and I frankly would like to see it nullified completely.

So why keep the Miranda warnings in particular?

But that doesn't answer my question. Why are police required to educate people about their rights at all?

I had a pretty good legal head before, but I just finished 1L, and now I believe even more strongly, if you need a lawyer, you need the RIGHT lawyer. Having taken law school-level Criminal Law, I told a bunch of the people sitting around me that if they took my concealed carry class, I would...

Yeah, when I was running the Lee I quickly learned how important the light is. ;)

I had my fun with the Lee ALBP, it was educational and interesting, but I'm moving, and I decided I don't want to take it with me. For the price I don't mind scrapping it, it paid for itself. So I'm pretty sure I want to just upgrade to a Dillon, skip the next couple of steps in between. I will...

Utah does too. I was flat baffled when I went to visit a special needs family member in a mental health facility, and they asked us to use the lockers to secure our personal items before going inside.

There is something to be said for being aware that you are in the middle of a mass of easy targets when there's nothing you can do about it. Having said that, music and concerts are a big part of my life, and I have no intention of giving them up entirely. I DO however, think really hard and...

And mine IS the Vortex. I'm not SURE it's the problem, but I think it's a easy way to make sure.

I run a VR80 with 10 rd magazines, my normal is Federal #4, but I have a lot of 00 kicking around. I want to sample some Wolf 00, see how it runs, if it's good I might bulk up on it.

I am currently running this cantilever mount, and I'm having trouble holding POI. Some forums have told me to avoid this kind of mount, I may switch to regular rings to see if that fixes the problem.

I did a little googling, a few sites like MWI and PSA are selling Tapco parts, with varying availability. Didn't see a site for them, not sure who they fall under now.

I still have my Tapco'd SKS, and it's fun. But that wasn't what I really needed to make it run well. I put on Tech-Sights to move the rear sight closer to the eye, and a thinner front sight post, Kivaari trigger, etc. I had a smith shave off the magazine grooves on the bolt to be able to switch...