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Thanks for all the help. Now I have more choices that I started with. Unfortunately, my local gun store carries neither the stampede nor the gaucho. (Northern Virginia, anyone?) However, I did notice that the Gaucho had an ugly hump thing on the hammer, as well one giant, not-so-tasteful...

Now I'm also considering the cimarron/uberti's as well, now that peer pressure had talked me out of a *need* for transfer bar safety. I was at a local range and they had 7.5" cimarron for sale, and the longer barrel, I felt, just really appealed to me. As for finishes - I like the nickel...

my kershaw stayed sharp for about a month. Paid $70 for it. The worst thing i cut with it was pine wood and tough leather. That Tanto I bought off Ebay, made out of folded "damascus steel" or whatever (will rust if you don't oil it) is still as sharp as the day I got it. And I chop...

Well hmm. Suddenly that transfer bar safety doesn't feel so important anymore. You gotta pull the parking brake if you're parked in neutral on a hill; at some point, it should become second nature to keep an empty chamber under the hammer.

I'm looking at the Ruger product page, and the longest NM Vaquero they offer in .357 is five and half inches. Or does Ruger need to update their databases? The restrictions I had are more like preferences or guidelines. It's not set in stone. I just don't want to shoot myself in the...

Any American male raised on apple pie and baseball has at one time or another wanted to be a cowboy, yes? You can't be a cowboy without a Peacemaker, and I've always wanted one. The things I want in a SAA/ clone are: .357/.38spl - because circumstances do not allow me at current to do my...

Unfortunately, I don't own a sprawling, fortified compound in Montana. ...And you've missed the point altogether. But do go on, talking about tax code and stuff. So... talking about the electability of person running for an elected office is... irrelevant? Non Sequitur. Um. I...

I'm going to plagiarize myself here (from something I typed up on TFL): Recap: Whatever it is the Browns are doing, whether you agree with them or otherwise, they did threaten to kill cops, and they did accuse the court system of being rigged by Masons. For the love of your diety of...

That cop lady seems to have stolen E.T.'s pointer finger.

I can't wait for the day when I own over 150 handguns. If only so I can have a tiff with the local judge.

He equated a couple who threatened violence and accused the court system of being overrun by Freemasons to.... Ghandhi. Instead of discussing the things that smart politicians should and shouldn't do, some are once again debating about tax code, thereby dodging any talk of possible...

Ron Paul: It was nice knowng you. Ron Paul praises convicted tax evaders Browns commended for civil disobedience And the original source: ROGUEGOVERNMENT.COM EXPOSING GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER I guess this makes me another stooge of the new world order. Novus...

It's a distortion of facts created by ISPs (Internet service providers). "Internet Deregulation" is a full blown misnomer. ISPs claim that they want to do as they please with their bandwidth lines, thus claiming "deregulation." But that bad logic goes against the "common carriage" principle...

1. Theoretical Ideal Candidate (100%) 2. Kent McManigal (67%) 3. Ron Paul (64%) 4. Newt Gingrich (62%) 5. Chuck Hagel (60%) 6. Fred Thompson (57%) Closest one is two thirds? And who the hell is Kent McManigal? His website says he's not even campaigning anymore. And...

Your Honor, my defendant, Johnny Q. Law, is in no way intentionally obstructing justice. Seriously! It got wet the night before when he, um, er, fell in the lake! The recorder must have shorted out or something. Tell you what - we should sue the company that makes these devices for not...

$$$? "Your Honor, my defendent cannot produce the the recording in question because the recording device suffered considerable water damage the night before."

what i don't get is why this guy spent years and years on this bunker, only to sell it. Were the drapes not matching?

Mum Mum Mum. "If you have nothing to hide, then why don't you just...." which of course, paves the way for some probable cause.

Like I said, if the cop has to ask, then the cop knows that he/she is not in a position to take freely. So don't give anything voluntarily. However, saying a bunch of "No, officer"'s or wisecracks is gonna get you in deeper poop, because it verges on defiance. Just reverse the question...

A little personal experience here - on multiple occasions... why me? The trick I've found is that you should never answer any questions. If the cops have cause to do whatever they please, they wouldn't be asking questions - they'll just be doing. So if they have to ask questions, you have...