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USMC 90-94 PLT 1020 1STBN "C" CO PISC USAOC&S - 2111 APG MD MCAS BEAUFORT SC/IWAKUNI/CUBI PT/KADENA VMFA-115 91-94

Mine used to shoot low too, Then I stopped flinching...

The same reason people own golf clubs. Recreation, and possibly self defence.

They look like awesome guns, I could do without the caution on the frame though.

It's included free when you buy bullets, primers, & powder.:neener: seriously, http://www.midwayusa.com/ has it for about $11.00 for 100

In your seemingly vast experience as a combat Marine, have these "pigs" ever provided you CAS? Remember, if necessary an air winger can serve as a rifleman. Can you wrench on an F-18? Air wingers are definitley lax when it comes to uniforms, haircuts and sometimes even weight standards.But...

If you go the enlisted route... Your recruiter will lie to you. If you make it past MEPS and go to boot camp: Your drill instructor will tell you the truth. You will love it. You will hate it. Late at night, while walking firewatch.You will walk into the head and look at...

That's not true, It is illegal to leave a loaded firearm within easy access to a minor. That leaves alot to argue. What exactly is easy access? I only have one loaded gun in the house, a 12 ga pump locked under the bed in a steel drawer locker. The key is hanging on a hook hidden nearby...

I was an armorer in the Marine Corps. We had a few personal weapons stored in the armory. Everyone was worried we would take their guns out and shoot them. I never witnessed anything like that. however, my guns were never stored there. You were required to register them with the military...

I don't think so, Whitworth rifles themselves were rare. I think they mostly had target sights. I have been told that many personally owned scoped target riles were used.

I really hate the stupid laws here.But what if this guy was carrying an illegally obtained pistol? for illegal purposes? And then had an ND as well? This story doesn't say anything about his record,or how he got his gun. Once you have a blaring ND you lose all credibility. Would you...

Welcome miko. We have a few things in common: A little background: I too, have young children. My non-Army military experience was in the early 90's. USMC A Rifleman first... I'm from NJ very anti-gun as well. My family has property in Chenango Co. that we use for deer hunting...

Thumb slipped lowering the hammer on my superblackhawk. Muzzle was pointed downrange at the time. No harm done. Just a wakeup call. I have witnessed a few when I was an armorer in the Marine Corps. Sometimes people who should know better do some crazy things...

The Marine Corps has an Iron Mike too... You can find him on Parris Island.Of course he has no plans to retire just yet... http://www.marine969.com/images/imike.gif

We had quite a rain here in NJ today, My usually dry basement has about 4" of water in it. Anyway, I had some primed .45 brass that got wet. Has anyone ever dried out primers and used them?

870 pump 12 Ga. S&W 681 4" .357

one45auto, "Having a daughter, I worry about that all the time and check the sex offender database for my area frequently." "None nearby.....yet." Remember, they have to be caught and convicted to be registered. Assume they are everywhere...

First off, I am not talking about genuine, friendly, & knowledgeable people. I am talking about the guy who "knows all" and is not shy about telling you. The guy who sees you show up at the range and locks on to you. He won't leave you alone until you see all of his guns, hear all about his...

My list in no particular order: 1. .45 auto, 1911 of course. 2. .357 mag DA revolver. S&W or Ruger. 3. .22 auto pistol. take your pick 4. 9mm, Any good military type. (For cheap range time.) 5. One totally impractical, large caliber, massive, heavy, long barreled handgun. (just...