Florida B.S. Thread

Are there any meets planned for this summer or early fall yet? Just wanting too see if ill be off work for them this year.

 

My buddy REALLY enjoys his job.

 

Sweeeettttt, and I have talked to him up there before.

 

Yeah, that's Jose, one of the nicest guys I know.

 

East side, Been going there for years never seen this guy.. must be new ?? They have been going up on there prices and not wanting to match inter net prices.. . Somewhere down the road they will go the way of Shooters den in Goldenrod (Out of Business).

 

Since he wants to comment on Jose, yes he is technically "new" to them for selling the guns, but he has been instructing their CCW class there for something like 12-15 years. That's why they brought him in as an official employee. He was a "million dollar" sales man for mayors jewelers for as long as I have known him. You guys let me know if you ever have any questions for him that I can help with.

 

Lloyd


















GPD: Would-be squirrel-killer injured after taping cartridge to BB gun

By Cindy Swirko
Staff writer

Published: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 11:33 a.m.

Last Modified: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 11:33 a.m.


A man who tried to shoot a squirrel for dinner by taping a .40-caliber cartridge to a BB gun was hospitalized with shrapnel wounds after the cartridge exploded, Gainesville police reported.

A sworn complaint was filed against William Daniel Lloyd, 31, for discharging a firearm in public and possession of ammunition by a convicted felon, Officer Ben Tobias stated in a press item.
Officer Diana Mattern responded to a medical emergency call at 600 SE 12th Terrace and learned that Lloyd had taped the cartridge to the end of a BB gun to shoot a squirrel, Tobias said.
Lloyd fired the BB gun, causing the BB to strike the cartridge’s primer. The cartridge discharged and fragmented, striking Lloyd in the upper arm and lower leg.
He was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
On Friday morning residents at his listed address said Lloyd had been released from the hospital and was back at work.
A sworn complaint was filed in lieu of arrest because of Lloyd’s injuries.
The state Department of Corrections website shows that Lloyd served time in prison for 2009 offenses for grand theft and trafficking stolen property. He was released in November 2011.
Lloyd told police he was trying to shoot a squirrel with a Pumpmaster 760 BB gun. His girlfriend told police that Lloyd told her he was trying to shoot a squirrel for dinner, according to police.
Lloyd and others at the home bandaged his wounds but he continued bleeding.
“Lloyd stated he knew he had been hit, but did not know how badly,” an officer wrote in the report.
Lloyd told police he knew he was not allowed to possess ammunition and that he found cartridges while “scrapping” — looking for scrap metal.

 

What a winner!

 

Mike and Ryan.......yall ready for the next citrus meet?

 

You are going to need this

 

did you mean to post the GIF again, or was that supposed to be a picture of a gun or something?

 

Was looking for this,,,6-- 106 howlers. This can make a bad day worse

 

cmon Jim, take a more civil approach to giving someone a bad day!!oh the pups are real cute by the way!

 

Don't scare the pups

 

hahahaha

 

idk if im more afrade of the tank or the dog..... I have already been bit by a GSD, and had to get like 7 or 8 stitches in my leg and still have the scar. and it’s been like 12 years or so.

an old neighbor had one trained and let it out side by it self, in a neighborhood with that had over 10 kids in it.

 

Any one need a best top without a frame ,,,better be quick gen 2 BST http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacoma-marketplace/275228-best-top.html#post6807288

 

Working on something special for the truck........it involves one of these


work starts wednesday

 

^hmmm