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Madison County, Alabama: $10/year + $10 extra if you want a laminate photo license rather than a printed one. No finger prints or class required but they do require a passport-style photo.

I read the free chapters and I'm hooked, so I bought both for my Nook. PS. I was happy to see Alabama, but where's this Keene County you speak of? :uhoh:

For those of you who say to not debate the issue and write him off, I think you're missing a golden opportunity. Being able to effectively debate someone who is so blindly anti-gun will make your discussions with much more open and reasonable people that much more effective. It is my opinion...

Jesus Hernandez has some nice pictorials on his site, showing the process he goes through when making steel & blades: http://www.jhbladesmith.com/

Here's a nice listing of public ranges in Alabama: http://home.hiwaay.net/~stargate/seasons/ranges.htm Swan Creek is where I usually shoot. I think the wildlife heritage license is for Alabama residents only, you can get more info here...

Nevermind, he beat me to it, lol!

I have a p229 and I've had brass bounce off my head a couple times, and once off the lens of my safety glasses. Like ET said, I think it may have more to do with the shooter than the gun though.

This is the direction you should go with the argument. The burden of proof should be on him to show that banning guns reduces crime.

I won't derail the thread, but I'd love to have a discussion with you sometime about the benefits of trial by jury vs lynching and error rates on death sentences. Regarding the topic at hand, on the very limited information available I believe he took the right action. No one got hurt...

I carry a Spyderco Delica 4 with the Emerson opener. It may not be the prettiest thing in the world, but it's sharp, durable and doubles as a bottle opener. If you're not familiar with it, the hook on top of the blade catches on your pocket as you pull it out and opens the blade. It is so...

I've got the non-threaded version of that. It's very accurate, fun to shoot and a I think it's a great training platform for a pistol novice.

I have the Browning Buckmark Camper. With a 5.5in barrel and a tight (but light) trigger it is very accurate and everyone that has shot it (including ladies) has enjoyed shooting it.

Webley No. 5 "Express" Revolver Webley Bulldog Pryse revolver Enfield Mark II Revolver Nagant M1895 http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Sherlock_Holmes

I'm a pretty new shooter but I was under the impression that if you blink when firing, you're doing something wrong.

They both look like beauties to me. :)

I said p229 because I have one, but I think it's a win with either choice.

I'm certified in CPR, AED and basic first aid, and planning on a wilderness first aid class at the end of the year. Next year I would like to get basic EMT. If I ever had to shoot someone I would aim for center mass till they went down and were no longer a threat. At that point I would...

Emailed my Congressman and Senator. I'd love to get my hands on a M1 Carbine one of these days.

I bought a scope and a .22 over the internet from them earlier this year. I had no problems except for a bit of lag-time on getting them my FFL info, which may have been an issue on our side rather than theirs. They were very friendly and helpful when we were working out the FFL issue over the...

I'm surprised no one mentioned the IMFDB in this thread: http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Swordfish I spend hours on that site looking through my favorite movies.