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I put my handguns in a lock up metal filing cabinet and keep the keys on my keyring Easy and cheap, and people don't expect them to be there

Dogtown Tom Maybe he was short sighted What about a horse running through a shooting range- indoor! I've seen that

If he is on your property and you don't know the owner or nobody has noted the thing missing call animal control. If they don't respond shoot the thing. Its your property and you have a right to defend your family and home.

Great thread, one of the best I have read about this topic. Thank you for sharing. I personally think that 10-15 yds is all that is needed for accuracy. Your not going to get anywhere shooting 50-70yds. Guess it depends on the pistol, but there is really no point IMO

Wow this is one of the best threads I have read in along time. Thanks for sharing. Being new here, I am happy to have come across this forum. Some great posters here with alot of knowledge. 10-15yds is the standard I would think for close range. You can expect to be hitting anything long range...

Ya its out of control there, I wouldn't step foot near the place. I watched a show I think it was dateline or maybe 48 hours about a family that were camping down near Cabo and they were kidnapped and held for days, they ended up getting away unhurt, there was speculation they did something to...

Unreal, its almost as bad as the police these days. I was reading this morning about a guy that had been to a range, and he road his motorcycle there, he had his rifle (with trigger lock in place) in a case around his back. He gets home and there are cruisers and about 8 cops surrounding his...

Very nice mate, thanks for sharing.

I'd go with an RIA 45 or Kel Tek P11. Not sure if those would be in your budget range though.

Hey NOLAEMT maybe ALL the shots went through those three holes only. :)

Yikes, are you moving for good or are you just taking a trip there?

Hi - just jumped aboard - have used airguns a lot in past but now got a winchester rifle to shoot rabits on my farm - looking forward to getting stuck into the info here and learning from you guys Cheers Bruce