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Thanks for the responses. My neighbor recieved it from his wife's aunt who "just wanted it out of the house" after her husband passed. As far as he knows, there is no connection to any of the family. Based on the advice here I'll let him know to contact the prison about it to see if he can...

My neighbor recently inherited a Colt Lawman MK III .357 4" barrel with some odd inscriptions on it. The pistol was made in 1976 and has the following inscribed on it: Officer David Dukes Powatan Correction Center State Farm VA 1977 230-84-6419 Manhunt 6-15-19-1977 Would this be like a...

Still got mine. A Remington model 514 bolt action .22 given to me by my dad in 1974. It will be belong to my daughter soon.

Jeff, The answer to all of this is quite simple. Incrementalism. For example, Before the 1930's a citizen could own a machine gun After the Miller decesion a citizen had to pay a tax (read registration) to own a SBR or machine gun. After 1968 you could no longer purchase guns via...

:what: I used to camp and run around all over up there. It is a very popular campground and day trip area. Never saw any bears though but I did see many a snake in that pond.

I could not have said it better myself, Derek. +1 for you.

As I posted in another thread; This is a scary statement. I am currently at a loss for words as I never expected to hear this from that man. This nanny staty bull dink is going WAY too far! :cuss:

What did I just hear????? Forget bird flu, what about this?!?! http://reuters.myway.com/article/20051004/2005-10-04T185015Z_01_DIT460356_RTRIDST_0_NEWS-BUSH-BIRDFLU-DC.html Someone remind me which country I live in. I have no words to express the shock of hearing these words from this...

NOW, If we could just start working on open carry...

Dont worry guys, Jeb already said he would sign it! This is a great day for FL and I hope that bills like this will spread to other states.

Says it all right there.

Strange. I am looking at my Benchmade auto now that I bought in Florida just this summer when they became legal to possess here. The dealer did not even ask about a CCW. (Which I have)

Agricola, Thanks for the response. I see that the media world-wide is still a self serving beast (I.e. if it bleeds, it leads, etc.) I am encouraged to hear that an Englishmans ability to defend themselves in thier homes is being reconsidered. IMHO that is a right that should be...

Agricola, I know our societies are different so I am curious as to how you might respond to GC-70's last post? Do you see a soulution to the high violent crime problem in Britan? What are your thoughts on the prohibition of arms by private citizens in Britan? Just curious! :)

I am sad to admit that this was an editorial from my hometown paper. As I look behind me at it in the trash now I can only shake my head and chuckle. This is nothing new for these "unbiased" publishers. Also not suprising is that it seems to cater to the snowbirds and misplaced northeast...

MUHahahahaha!! As for me thier WAY off!! :evil: I guess most of us here aint average.

What about "... And to the REPUBLIC for which it stands?" regardless as to whether he says "Under God" or not he still serves at the pleasure of his constituents. If they want him to go for such a reason so be it.

LOL! Funny they would hold it there, You NEED a gun on that side of town -- grew up in Irmo. :neener: Although the crud has been creeping up Broad River Road ever since.

Thank you for your service! Keep you head down and your boots dry :) Godspeed and come back safe to us.

Jim, It is indeed an honor to know someone like you. Keep up the good work!