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Their web site explains they believe it is a collective right and not an individual one, based on Supreme Court Decisions. http://www.aclu.org/police/gen/14523res20020304.html I wonder if in the interest of fairness, they will now support 2nd Amendment cases? I would have asked...

Just curious if anyone knows why it's offline, and if it's likely to return.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/EDUCATION/10/13/defending.the.classroom.ap/index.html BURLESON, Texas (AP) -- Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth, Texas, school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush...

"Women Against Gun Violence" are having a poll. http://www.charityfinders.com/cf/servlet/SlGenerateSite?action=home.jsp&charity_id=011204CHA001 Please go and vote about whether "civilians should be allowed to carry concealed weapons".

I finally gave in, and bought something that has been calling my name for a year. 29-2 4" square butt., sn:s2492xx It looks like new (no drag line), and I paid $440 out the door. I'd sure appreciate knowing the mfr date; anyone? What level of ammo is safe to run in such an item to...

Let's assume for the moment that: You will be in the lower 48 states You will carry a .44/.45 revolver You believe that you will at least get a quick shot off You'd like to believe that you might get more than one shot off Are you better off with a double action revolver, for speed...

This powder seems to be popular when used as a compressed load pushing heavy bullets, where it does the job with lower pressures than lots of other powders. I was wondering if anyone had any experience using it in reduced loads (not all the powder the case could hold) or with lighter bullets?

I just started loading .357 for a 6" Model 19. I've read that hot 125 grain loads cause forcing cone erosion and flame cutting. I've also read that 158 grain loads are gentler on the gun. I'm trying to reconcile these ideas. Are hot 125 loads bad because there is lots of hot gas escaping...

I just picked up a lovely 6" M19, sn:2K44xxx, recessed & pinned. I'd appreciate any info on when that might have been made.

Perhaps this is all an urban legend; please correct me if I am wrong. I'm told the earliest models (unknown which ones) had a problem, so that when fired with full power loads, the cylinder would occasionally rotate backwards in recoil, leaving a fired round under the hammer on the next...

I inheirited an old M&P .38 from 1930 or so and I have been looking for some large, but older style grips. I had assumed that these took normal K-Frame grips, but I found a set of old Mustang's and they really don't fit (seems like the arch is different on the backstrap among other things)...

I inheirited a 5" S&W .38 Special revolver awhile back. I had been told that it was a "target pistol" although I see nothing to indicate that (except that the gap in the fixed "rear sight" is just a few mm wide). The serial number is 519xx on the frame and crane. The serial number is...