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United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M1

In a defensive gun, looks really don't mean much. It's a tool and all that really matters is that it's reliable, accurate and powerful enough to get the job done. Besides, it'd be an awful shame for a beautiful gun to rot away in a police evidence locker. In a sporting gun, looks mean quite a...

Anything made by Lorcin or Jennings. There's nothing uglier than unreliability.

If you choose to come onto my property and behave in a manner that bothers me, you are interfering with my life and your behavior becomes my business. Whether that behavior is wearing a gun, using drugs or shouting obscenities doesn't matter. Whether that property is a home or business doesn't...

Create a sub-forum for commercial sales, charge the retailers a nominal user's fee (after all, if they're using the site like a storefront, they ought to pay rent) and only allow reputable companies to advertise. Seems like a good idea to raise some revenue for the site or to help fund Mr...

I flipped through a copy at the local library, but didn't pay much attention. I'll make sure to check it out next time I go there. Great thread, by the way.

I don't see any problem with polymer parts in guns, but I can't stand polymer framed pistols. I guess I just don't like the way they feel, compared to steel or aluminum framed pistols. Though I appreciate the work it takes to build an extremely accurate rifle, sub-MOA groupings don't interest...

Great poster.

I hate misfires. No matter how long I leave the faulty cartridge in the chamber, I always think it'll go off as soon as I cycle it out of the weapon. That's mainly why I stopped shooting Pakistani ammo in my Enfield.

Cash for local purchases and debit card for all online expenditures.

I'd really love to have a double rifle in .375 H&H caliber. Unless I win the lottery, it ain't gonna' happen.

Good article. True. In fact, there are four types of homicide--felonious, accidental, justifiable and praiseworthy. ;)

Gents, I've been hoping to attend an Appleseed shoot for quite sometime, but I'd never been able to work it into my schedule. I'd either be horribly busy on the days that classes took place, or I'd have plenty of time to myself and there would be no classes nearby. Now, finally, there is a...

Good looking poster.

Same here.

I shoot alone or accompanied only by close friends as often as I can in order to avoid jerks of any type...ROs or shooters.

I work as a clerk in a book store. Doesn't pay a lot, but I enjoy it (books are the only things I care more about than firearms). Occasionally I supplement my income by selling some of my plasma...

Or maybe a nice Garand or M1 Carbine from the CMP?

Anything requiring a tax stamp...

I haven't read her book, so I can't comment on it, but she did right a pretty good article on the "gun culture" for Reason Magazine. It was entitled, "Their Aim is True." It can be read online, here.