Cade Courtly – Navy SEAL And Host For Spike TV Talks Surviving Disaster

Keep up the good work. And nice job with the push for gun bans. There are extremist on both sides. We need people with level heads push things so that Gunn rights aren't infringed, but are safer for everyone. Done.

Great show guys....Laugh'n at southernbelles comment about the SS.  Yeah, would probably turn into a drink'n party!

He's at least one funny bitch... lol: http://www.businessinsider.com/jon-stewart-gun-control-nra-fox-news-daily-show-2013-1

Brandon, Quinn, I need to speak to you guys... personally, speak.

I think Brandon is going to have the Secret Service show up at his door. lol I think he should start a Hillary C fan page. ;)

Do you remember when you could smoke in restaurants? All the tables had ashtrays. Then, smokers were segregated into a smoking section. Then they were told they could only smoke at the bar. Then they got told they had to go outside to smoke. Now they have to stand 50 feet away from any entrance to smoke.

The NRA understands this incremental erosion of rights, that's why they are so recalcitrant. It starts with licensing, then registration and before you know it, you're getting pennies on the dollar on the weapons you've been forced to turn in. Just like England and Australia.

Good show.

Here's some sad news for all of you guys in the media and all of us who appreciate your work:

Huell Howser dies at 67; TV host profiled California people and placesKnown for his gee-whiz enthusiasm in interviews, Huell Howser highlighted the familiar and the obscure all around the state. His public TV series included 'California's Gold,' 'Visiting,' 'Road Trip' and 'Downtown.'

Huell Howser seemed an unlikely candidate to become a television star — a big, grinning ex-Marine with a molasses-smooth Tennessee drawl and an eye for stories that others would pass by, such as the Bunny Museum in Pasadena and the rendering of artwork out of dryer lint.

His platform was traditional and unflashy — highlighting familiar and obscure spots all around California in public television series, particularly "California's Gold." But though his shows were focused on points and people of interest, it was Howser who turned into the main attraction, tackling his subjects with an awe-struck curiosity and relentless enthusiasm.

Howser, 67, an iconic figure in public television, died at home Sunday night, his assistant Ryan Morris said. The cause of death was not released.

A tribute to the man who could make anything interesting. This is a random assortment of some of my favorite moments from California's Gold: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=539jdK3eN1o

Thanks for airing out the way "normal" ppl like us think about the gun issue. I'm for background checks which we always have to pass, but the mental evaluation part right now is tricky. If you are on anxiety medication it can be used as grounds to deny your application and along with any type of marks on your record, even if you're found innocent or had the charges dropped. Clear-cut pass/fail guidelines would be a step forward, along with more access to firearm training and education to make people aware of what gun ownership really is about.

At my Cabelas, it's all gone. There's no 5.56 and not a single AR anywhere, basically no pistols in stock, or at least that's what they're trying to make it look like. Here in NJ, we have to apply for pistol permits, can only get 3 at a time and they expire 90 days after. So there actually is a limit on how many pistols you can buy, look out rest of the country. BS protectionist government is coming to your state soon, and you'll see why we hate our state with a passion.

Funny side note, I was seeing who the producer was that screwed B. Webb and his guys, and came up with G.Forbes III from IMDB.com I started checking his credits, and apparently Cade Courtley was an actor in a TV show called Operation Anaconda: The Battle of Robert's Ridge...Small world, guess he did a bunch of stuff. And the producer, which they called "Gordo" lol on the show, has done a bunch of military related shows.

im not opposed to registering guns or having a license. however, canada abandoned its registration database because it was deemed useless and expensive.

 licensing is a funny name for a "user fee" or tax. the gov tends to abuse user fees. i worked for the gov and at the time they had an agenda to reduce traffic by skyrocketing tolls. same thing applies for booze  and tabacco. guns are no different.....the gov have an anti gun agenda. they will have a $500 fee for licensing a $300. gun.....in a way, it infringes the 2nd amendment.

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it's impossible to have an intelligent converation with an asshole like

piers Morgan who's entire agenda is scripted by the very ones who want too strip us from our right to bear arms!

limiting the amount of boxes of ammo you can buy, yea sure caus an active shooter definently uses That much amount or has time to, be realistic why would you limit the amount of ammo you can buy

and holy shit that dumbass with the AR15 vs. moose comment cracked me the fuck up

So, I'm either viewer number 6, or I'm included in the 5!