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Quoted from the ATF website: Keep in mind that a straw purchase is a purchase in which the actual purchaser uses someone else — a.k.a. the “straw person” — to purchase the firearm and complete the paperwork. Generally, the straw purchaser is used because the actual purchaser is not...

USArmy '75-'81 95B/96B USAR '81-'86 E6 when I ETS'd. God, I can't believe it was that long ago.:eek: Sometimes seems like last month.:)

Someone please help me out here. What war did Liddy fight in?:confused: Oh yeah, he was assigned to an AA battery in New York during the Korean conflict. So much for his expert opinion.;)

IMHO, get him a first gen. Galil MBR . You can't go wrong with a rifle equipped with a built in bottle opener.:rolleyes:

Glock 22 loaded with 180 gr. Hydra-Shoks, in a Blackhawk OWB rig. 2 mags in a Fobus carrier. SW HRT IWB behind mag case. Gerber folder in front pocket. OC spray in left front pocket. Mini Mag-lite in case on right hip. Additionally sometimes carry a Makarov 9x18 in a Galco ankle rig.:)

Thank you for the info. I will be contacting them in the near future.:D :D

+1.

Thank you for your responses Deavis and Firethorn. My point is to the actual crime committed. Taking an obviously unloaded firearm (per the NRA tag) and placing it in the SUV would be charged as theft , since no bodily injury or threat of bodily injury occurredin taking the property...

AR vs. AK 9mm vs. .45 SA vs. DA Autoloader vs. Revolver.etc. When the SHTF, my choice is whatever is closest at hand.

Actually, under Texas law, the use of deadly force would be justified only if this scenario occurred at nighttime, and the property could be recovered by no other means. § 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using deadly force against another to protect land or...

That sounds like me when I bought my first handgun.

I was fired upon by a disgruntled ex-employee once. He fired 2 rounds before his Lorcin dropped the magazine. I went home and he went to jail. While serving as an Army MP, I was wounded in the leg by a .25 acp round fired from approximately 50 feet away. I returned to duty 2 days later...

Good response, gp911. If the BG still has posession of his weapon, he is still a threat. As to the question of rendering aid. As a rule of thumb, you are never required to render assistance if you believe it will place you in danger. Also consider always checking your ammo when...

When my wife finally decided to CC, she appropriated my Hungarian Mak in 9x18. I feel confident, and more important she has confidence in this gun. Whatever gun she chooses, it should be something she feels comfortable and confident with. That's my $.02.