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Great story! I hope you have many happy years together. But in the words of the philisopher "If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with." The "gal" I spend every day with is a Kimber-ly Pro Carry. But on weekends, my time is usually divided between her cousins...

This is great! Even though it should have a higher velocity, the muzzle energy and recoil should be the same as or less than the .50BMG, since both ME and recoil are functions of mass and velocity of bullet, powder and firearm. There has been a resurge in the popularity of .416 cartridges in...

Welcome, jsr5! You've finally found the best gun and shooting forum on the internet. BTW, since nobody thought to mention it, the new guy buys beer and ammo. Make mine Bud and 10mm. :D

1st shot: Dad's S&W Police and Military .38 bought before I was born in '54. Still got it, the original box, cleaning rod and oiled paper. It's still mint. 1st owned: Remington 552 given to me by my father on my 11th birthday. Still got it. Not quite mint 'cause there have been many...

Congratulations! May you have many, many happy years together at your local range.

"Sniper" starring tom Berringer.

Thanks for posting this, Drizzt. Day-by-day has become my favorite comic on the web since our local rags are too leftist to publish it.

What the h*** does "sporting purpose" have to do with anything? I read my copy of the Constitution again yesterday (it doesn't take that long and everyone should be required to do so before every election.) and "sporting purpose" is nowhere in the Second Amendment. As for pieces of "junk"...

. . . . and with a poor command of the English language. Sadly, this is not only the future but also the present of American journalism. Further "education" at an institution of higher learning, unless it is one like Hillsdale College in Michigan, will not alleviate this problem.

While my philosophy is to shoot any gun that I own, I do have a few that haven't been fired yet. A couple probably never will be, mainly because I admired the design and workmanship but they aren't in calibers that I usually shoot. Don't really care about shooting the Beretta in .40 S&W since...

Very pro-gun. She grew up shooting and hunting (sorta. Wouldn't actually pull the trigger on Bambi's daddy.) with her father. One of our first trips when we started getting serious was to the NRA convention in Nashville. We went through the carry permit class together and she beat most of...

Quad 50 mounted on a half-track. Minigun mounted on a 5-ton to replicate a Vietnam-era gun truck. Maybe a tank or two. Guess it would have to be milsurp. :rolleyes:

Before you make a final decision, let me put in a plug for Tennessee (home of Oleg, that should tell you a lot!). Very gun and tourist friendly with lots of ranges, public and commercial, indoor and outdoor. Several years ago, a friend brought some visiting Japanese executives to a local...

Great way to start. Now buy her an NRA membership with a subscription to "Woman's Outlook" to keep the enthusiasm growing. http://www.nrapublications.org/woman%27s%20outlook/index.asp

Welcome to THR. Great bunch of folks here, friendly faces everywhere. What do you like to shoot and what part of the country do you call home? Oh, yeah, Guiness and .454 Casull ammo. :evil:

You can get anything you want at Mike's Class III gun shop in Jackson, TN. :D

Welcome to THR! Hope this is only the first of many such outings. Sounds like everyone had a great time and with not one but two 10mm's, who wouldn't! :D And photos of folks having fun with firearms are always welcome.

I have CT on a Kimber Pro Carry in a Pager Pal IWB holster. Works great.

But think of the children! The lucky, lucky children. Wish my dad had owned something FA when I was growing up. :(

+1 for New Orleans. I've already spent way too much of my life and money in New York City and San Francisco on business trips. I have no desire to leave any more money in any city/state that blatently violate our Second Amendment rights. Anytime the NRA decides to have the convention in one...