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In some States (Texas) you can use deadly force at night to protect property (that would also include your pets as property). It has been done multiple times for multiple reasons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nqMSxgG8-g He uses real guns and live rounds in preps for many of his movies, here is just one example from Lone Survivor. There are many more, just do a youtube search.

That really sucks. I knew that Nueces County taxes have become outrageous over the past few years, I didn' know Calhoun County was just as bad. I'm in San Pat and it has not been too bad (yet). School taxes on the other hand ... :(

Nueces County?

One of the reasons Gerald McRaney charactor was killed is that he has cancer and wanted to stop acting and spend more time with his family. Even with the show coming back - it is doubtful he will change his mind. Maybe in some flashback cameos, but not regularly.

The Gun Shop (that's the name of the place) in Aransas Pass says that he does it for $25 - but I have not used him - that's just what he said a month or so ago when asked.

1911Tuner - I have to respectfully disagree with your assessment of Mr Brady. Mr Brady has been an advocate for stricter handgun control as much as his wife. I refer to his own biography posted at http://www.bradycenter.org/about/jim.php. While it is deeply regrettable that he was...

Look here for some general info http://southwestpaddler.com/docs/nueces.html

Isn't this the case where the guy was working as SECURITY for the appartment building? It was an UNARMED security job, but he carried a CCW anyway? And didn't the guy FOLLOW the drunks and ended up shooting one at the ENTRANCE to the building, not outside his appartment? I don't...

76mm Oto Melara Mk75

It's not as unrestricted as most people think. For example: Tex. Code Crim. P. 17.19 states that bail gent can obtain warrant from court before seeking to arrest defendant, and a judicial warrant is required to arrest with force, Tex. Code Crim. Proc Art 17.19 (Vernon 1977); see Austin v...

I grew up there. It sucks.

Sorry, just double checked the S/N - I had the numbers mixed up, it is 563XXX. According to http://armscollectors.com/sn/winlookup.php it was made in 1929 - makes sense, it was my grandfathers, then my fathers and now mine.

I have one I received from my father. S/N 553XXX. Does anyone have any idea how old this one is? It is 12ga, Full Choke, 30" barrel, Nickel Steel, most of the blueing is gone, it just has a nice dark patina color, no rust, original dark walnut stock. Shoots great, it was the first gun I ever...

Regarding the FN303, From their website http://www.fnherstal.com/ 'Projectiles The projectiles have been designed especially to break up on impact, eliminating risks of penetrating injuries. Thanks to their fin stabilized design, the projectiles have an effective range of 50m with a much...

I generally like AR15.com, but there are a significant number of 'wannabe' military types - including quite a few very young, immature service men. There are some really good folks over there - none of them responded to your posts. I agree with your position - and I am certain they would too...

I don't know about other models, but I've had a 659 for 14 or 15 years and never had a real problem with it after more than 9000 or 10000 rounds. It could be better in a few ways - kinda heavy for a compact, the grip is a little short for me. Accuracy is consistantly good (my SIGS are much...

SIG P228. I have an old S&W 659, but it is way to heavy and thick to carry comfortably.

I have been reading the forums for quite some time now - but not posted before. I thought I would add some to this thread. I am really glad that it worked out the right way (according to the law) for both young men - if it is legal then it is legal and the LEO's should have been aware of...