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Noooo, unfortunately not. Restaurant carry is HB 111 which has been put off til next year

Yup, I said USUALLY. As mentioned before, a 100# pet immune detector also means 100# intruder immune. Uhh, not true, at all. Maybe the ones YOU use. Not the one I live in. Maybe, if the glass falls onto carpet I could see that. Yes, glassbreaks and motions together are better, but if I...

I'm with Strykervet on GE security products, never been a fan. Their alarm systems aren't very user (or installer) friendly. DSC is very simple to use and reliable. I can't say that I necessarily agree on the comment about hardwired being better. A hardwired door contact can be pretty easily...

The only issue with some of these cameras that tie into an alarm system is that they don't record, they only stream so yeah, you could see what's going on, but how do you get images to the police? I'm sure there are some out there that do, but a lot of them do not and it's something you should...

Pets will, without question, set off motion detectors. Some motion detectors are "pet immune" but usually only up to 35lbs, which, unless you have the smallest german shepherds in the world, is no good for you. What you need is a GB that has to both hear the audio and feel the vibration of...

I wouldn't even bother installing motion detectors if I were you. A glassbreak detector is a much better option as it will activate the alarm before entry is made into your home, as opposed to motion detectors where the intruder must be inside. Also, I would stay away from the big companies...

That's interesting on the chroming... Never though of that as an option. I'll let him know about it for sure. I went ahead and just hit the thing with some steel wool and carb cleaner and put a few coats of bluing on the whole slide. I don't know why I was thinking it was going to be hard, it...

Well I definitely want to get it fixed before the trade, that's not the question. To clarify, I'm wondering what the best way of getting it fixed is and if anyone has some tips on doing it myself

Hey guys, I'm thinking of trading my KelTec PF9 for my buddies Ruger LCP. My PF9 functions perfectly (now) but I'm having some rust issues in the slide serrations and the area surrounding the hammer on the back of the slide. The finish has been pretty crappy on the thing since I bought it...

Here in NC, another "duty to inform state," we are not technically required to notify until directly addressed by an officer. That doesn't mean it's a good idea to hold out. I probably would have notified the officer as he was illegally searching my back seat if I were in this situation...

Take a little trip down Route 173 to Alliance, hit the WalMart there, just don't bring your kids to the counter with you this time. Or you could probably go back to the same WalMart during a different shift, again, without the kids.

Anyone here who says "don't worry about it" ever try to ship a handgun through UPS? That expensive 2nd day air rule stemmed from "loss" within the company. That said, I myself would be more worried about the sorters and loaders than the drivers. My local hub definitely has a few shady characters...

A big bucket of sand on the floor next to your safe would serve as an excellent visual reminder for those who are too absentminded to remember to check the chamber if nothing else. Simply put, you can never, ever be too safe. THAT sums it up

I think you should change your title to "Gun Negligently Discharged in Restaurant" Also, someone beat you to it on this one: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=594450

I just outbid you at $601 price is right style! :D I have been wanting to add some sort of lever action rifle to my collection in 44mag possibly- something to consider if the howitzer doesn't work out.

This is indeed an odd one. I almost exclusively shoot Federal and have never had a single issue of any kind. What would have caused the gun to not be in battery? If the previous round fired and ejected properly, the OP thought the next round was fine, pulled the trigger and got a click...

I won't be going anywhere near MD nor do I ever plan to. Thanks Ohio Gun Guy and Deanimator, that's the kind of stuff I'm looking for. I probably would have left the rifle mags loaded if you hadn't brought that up

Haha no worries there. I probably won't even be stopping in Virginia. We only go through a small part via I-77

I like this part: "Many gun nut retards, will claim he shouldnt have stole. Because the gun nut, seems to have less intelligence, than the guy who got fired from his flipping burgers job." (copied and pasted from video description) Don't attempt to insult MY intelligence as a gun owner when YOU...

So I'll be driving through NC (familiar with the laws here), Virginia, West Virginia, and Ohio to visit my family up there. I'll be bringing a few toys of course, long guns and hand guns. Seems like these states have pretty decent laws, but is there anything I should be aware of? Also all 3...