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I agree completely. These repetetive questions are merely cya to keep the lawyers happy, or a way for insurance companies to avoidind paying. You are absolutely correct when you say that in "the good old days" your doctor could look after you very well without lawyers , government and...

or if your neighbors grandchild shoots themselves or someone else with a firearm from your nightstand

see my post above # 69. The people that pay your doctor for your health care say that these questions ARE NOT OUT OF BOUNDS. In fact they say that these questions are often REQUIRED

MANY insurance companies have deemed it REQUIRED that YOUR doctor asks these questions. See my earlier post, but in a nutshell, insurance companies including some MEDICARE providers, have determined that if your doctor does not ask these questions , then he/ she is not doing the job properly...

AS IT IS SAID IN A POST ABOVE - "It is the PEOPLE who do dumb things with firearms that cause injury and death" I AGREE - But how does a doctor know which are the people who "do dumb things" unless he/she is able to ask some questions like " IF YOU OWN FIREARMS, HOW DO YOU STORE THEM"

Thank goodness for a sensible comment. Many things that we dont think about are relevant to our health, or the health of others in our lives. Thirty years ago if a doctor asked if you smoked in your home in the presence of your kids, we might have said MYOB. Now we know of the deadly effects...

Very restrictive. All guns registered. Need to have a FIREARMS ACQUISITION CERTIFICATE to buy /borrow/use any gun. Handguns extremely restricted, especially shorter barrels. NO CONCEALED CARRY ANYWHERE

used to carry a walther p-22 got more compfortable and "moved up" to .380 She loves this gun

I have seen the face and eye burns happen on more than one occasion when hot shell casing falls behind safety glasses lens and lodges behind it. Dont blame the range for "stupid rules". Blame the lawyers, courts and juries for frivolous lawsuits and ridiculous multi-million dollar judgements...

THE LINKS BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE Major depression is the psychiatric diagnosis most commonly associated with suicide. Lifetime risk of suicide among patients with untreated depressive disorder is nearly 20% (Gotlib & Hammen, 2002). The suicide risk among treated patients is...

As part of the application process, the applicant must accomplish the following: 1. Complete an application, under oath, on a form provided by the sheriff's office; 2. Pay a non-refundable fee of $80.00; and 3. Allow the sheriff’s office to take two (2) full sets of fingerprints, which may...

I really like the top pictured holster for walther pps can you tell me what make/model that is Thanks

Not certain about price, but... Walther PPS 9 mm Single stack. easy and fun to shoot. also proving that reliability issues seem solved

If you need to draw and fire so quickly that you must have "one in the pipe".......then maybe you should be using a carry method other than SmartCarry. ????just a thought

?BEST? CCW 9 mm IMHO I love the walther pps 9 mm. 8+1 and the slimmest most concealable comfortable best shooting concealable 9 mm I have owned. Love the glock 19 but not small enough for everyday CCW for me I like the kahr, except for the trigger pull and feel. not right for me