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The only reason for voting for ending the filibuster while intending to vote no on the bill is so that you can be sure the bill passes while you get to cast a no vote. We didn't need an up or down vote on the bill to know which senators support gun control. We know for certain that 68...

This is not about communications and respect. It's about the Constitution, the law, and liberty. For the poster who said he talked himself out of a serious situation where he was in the wrong, well, that's definitely about respect and communications. You've done something wrong...

How is this a bad thing that foreign students don't want to come here?

Crewdog10, I just downloaded those plans. They definitely seem usable to me. I may build a couple of them, one for cleaning and one for reloading. Interesting thing, though, I tried to go to reload-nrma.com and the site doesn't exist any more. It's just going to one of those fake search...

How can a 200 dollar rifle selling for 1000 dollars be considered affordable? Gun prices of mass produced guns have nothing to do with quality or value of the gun; they're based on supply and demand, government regulations, and speculation.

Sure they can. And I'll even pay shipping or drive a truck to pick up their wares. :)

I haven't been able to get to email or the net for a week so I got behind. I have to say, though, thanks to everyone for a lively, interesting, and informative discussion on my question. The most important thing is that I can expect to have a lot of fun with the 55 grain ammo I have on the...

I have a new, unfired so far, AR-15, home built. It has an 18-in 1:7 twist barrel. I know it can handle heavier weight bullets but what is the best, safest, and reliable weights for the lower weight bullets? Should I expect it to shoot 52 to 55 grain ammunition reliably? Thanks, Dale

My only pistol/carbine combination right now is a Taurus model 65 in .357 and my Henry Big Boy in .357 but I really do want more. One thing I've heard, though, is that it is better to stick to pump guns or to lever guns but by mixing them you may falter in manipulating the action either in...

Most youth sports leagues like audiences. I'm sure you won't find any law like that anywhere in the world.

Only if the shirt is level IV bullet proof.

Medals are the appropriate award for bravery. Badges are given for identification. And I am just about as fast as anyone to call LEO on elitism but in the case of a badge and a gun and the powers of arrest that go with them, that is the role of LEOs. You do not need a badge for a citizen's...

How or why would you be engaged as the bad guy? You could always do nothing and not get engaged. And what would keep bad guys from buying CCW badges and flashing them?

I'd love to have a Taurus Thunderbolt in .357. Bud's Gun Shop has them but they're .357 Remington Magnum - what's the difference between that and what we'd commonly call a .357 magnum?

Interesting question but in the end it seems irrelevant. Had the soccer league had authority to ban her from the facility they would have done so on the first incident. There was no claim of trespass therefore it seems like trespass was not an issue in the revocation.

I think there are a lot of members here, even long-term members, who always take the point of view that the gun owner is wrong and asked for whatever was done to him or her. I think there are a lot of folks here that believe that they should own guns but that most of the rest of us should not...

How did you come up with that number?

For the two who wrote the above posts: He didn't say you shouldn't have badges. He spoke about badges from non-LEOs being used to try to pass the holder off as a LEO. You should keep your badges but your badges have nothing at all to do with your weapon. To associate them is to, at a...

This is an example of why I laugh every time I read it when someone says to ask the LEO if you're free to go. Dang sea lawyers will get you put in jail every time.

You realize, I'm sure, that 20 million is two "ten millions", or tens of millions, right? :) In any case, that's a lot of guns. Odd thing is, I don't own a single one. I'll probably have a few between now and the end of the year, though.