Recent content by Deodanth

I have to second the earlier poster on the Colt Mustang. I have the pocketlite model and have put between 2k and 3k rounds through mine, it's extremely accurate and it has yet to fail. When I bought it, I replaced the plastic guide rod with a stainless one and replaced the factory dual recoil...

I've shot both the .40 and the .357. The .40 is extremely mellow, reminds me of shooting a 9mm. The .357 is a little more "snappy", but not much so, and both calibers shoot very well, with next to no muzzle flip and very tame recoil for the calibers. I chalk it up to very well-thought-out...

Heh, from your mouth to their ears! ~Rick

Steyr reliability is not hit and miss, a few of the older pistols had some minor issues that seemed to work themselves out when broken in, and the newer ones for the most part have no issues. The problem is that most folks don't post on a board about not having a problem, so the only stuff you...

Bin Laden is very likely dead already. The SOB was on dialysis when we attacked Afghanistan, even healthy he would have been hard-pressed to hide from the world-wide intelligence manhunt that ensued, and the later attacks that I believe either directly resulted in his death or so exacerbated...

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That law only comes into play if you are confronted with a situation which would empower you to use deadly force. In the OP's situation, he would not be protected by this law unless the other guy had pulled a weapon or some fact existed that would have led him to believe that he was in danger...

... To answer the OP's actual question: Yes, you technically broke the law, first by "exhibiting" the firearm (Improper exhibition, FL is a CC-only state, a misdemeanor), and then by threatening the guy with it, which is aggravated assault (a felony), should he decide to file a complaint...