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Here is an excellent example of an armed citizen who was minding his own business and suddenly found himself in a life or death firefight. He did not have a second gun, nor a reload, but would have benefited from one or the other...

My deepest and sincerist sympathies for you and your family in your loss. Always remember, for while they might not walk with us any more, as long as there are those who remeber, they live within us.

Shotgun. Frills for the AR can come later.

26th Infantry 1st Division Try this site. You might find what you need. http://www.angelfire.com/md2/patches/division1a.html

About 15 years ago, I was having a discussion with my granddad. He was in his mid to late 20's during the great depression. We were discussing the price of things back then vs current. His comments has helped shaped my views and attitudes today. He pointed out that while things were indeed...

We just got a new pup. Wife said to name it something gun related, so I did: "Skeeter D" (Dawg) (Skelton). If you have to ask, you're too young to know.

More than I care to count Lets see - there was the Ruger #1 in .257 Roberts that I've wanted for a while - empty wallet and it was gone a week later. A Ruger Redhawk .41 magnum. I hesitated because the barrel length wasn't right. Gone a week later. The Para P13. Gone the next day...

Blue Plastic 9mm case Did it look like this? http://www.simunition.com/cartridges/securiblank_training_en.php

I have one. It is great; But.... On its last trip to the range, the magazine started partially ejecting on each round fired. Even though I'd do tap-rack, the next round, it was again partially ejected. Finally determined the magazine catch was half-torn away. It is made of polymere, you...

Marlin .45/70 If he likes lever guns, its hard to beat the tried and true .30-30. While the .30-30 will take mule deer with no problem, if he is concerned it might not, step up to the .45/70 Government. Originally adopted by the US Army during the Indian wars, the ability to reach out...

Skinny vs fat bullets Rexter nailed it! If you are concerned about body armor on your advisary, use rifle ammo, or practice failure to stop drills (2 to the body, 1 to the head) with your handgun. Better yet, shoot where there is no armor. Depending upon handgun ammo to stop a vest is taking...

Actually, it was 13 colonies they lost.

I vote .257 The .257 Roberts is on my wish list. I've never owned one. Never shot one. Have know folks who did and all liked it. I plan to be one of them. Call it nostalgia.:neener: The .257 Roberts is a once popular cartridge that has been fading into obscurity; much like the .45-70...

I have one I have a Nitron Revolution. I am very happy with it. Accurate and reliable.

That sig will be fine Binks, a little used older Sig should work just fine. Consider installing a fresh recoil spring, just in case the current one has compressed. Over time and use, older Sig recoil springs would compress, increasing the battering on the dustcover. I've been carrying a Sig...

Just Shoot Me I bought a couple of them. Frames and round hangers were smaller than I expected. They performed as advertised, the bullet hole just closed right up. Shot w/.45 Auto. However, the shaft portion between the steel rod and the disk, if shot square, will sever. The steel rods...

Historical on Gun Ownership in Britian A long, but interesting and very eye opening read on the subject: http://www.guncite.com/journals/okslip.html A very good indicator of what is instore for us if we slide down the same slippery slope.

Visited my favorite local gun shop yesterday. Looked at handled a variety of new guns, but my attention was rally drawn to the S&W SW1911PD Gunsite. Really liked the weight and balance. Even the GSR was #2 in handling and I love my Sigs!:what: I didn't buy it; yet. Sure is nagging at me...

:what: Durn your hide LAH! I'd spotted that ad earlier today, counted my pennies and determined I fell short, so resigned myself to waiting for more pennies to accumlate and hope somone else that likes .41's didn't see it first. :uhoh: And then you go tell everybody!:banghead: :cuss...

Just load that Bulldog with Gold Dot! 200 grain Gold Dot. You can't go wrong! :) http://www.speer-bullets.com/default.asp?s1=3&s2=6&s3=1