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Good fences make good neighbors. An armed society is a polite society. Actions (should) always have consequences. Police are civilians. Civilians should have the same rights. Police officers are not required to follow me around and keep me safe. If I'm not willing to take responsibility...

I haven't been asked, but in my head I plan to answer the question by asking something along the lines of "Are you wearing boxers or briefs today?" Or maybe ask about bra size or type if that is more appropriate... In reality, I would probably just give a non-commital answer and move the...

I haven't used these products, but I've used Eezox which sounds similar, and I've been impressed with it so far. http://www.warrencustomoutdoor.com/eezox-gc.html I was given an old .22 Winchester last year that had been disassembled in the the 80s and was stored in an open box in the...

Personally, I think if someone is too dangerous to own a handgun, they are too dangerous to be on the street. If they are a violent criminal, they should be locked in a box or removed from the face of the earth. If someone is so mentally unstable that they can't be trusted with a gun, they...

This is purely my opinion, and everyone should know what an opinion is worth, but in all the reading I've done about this I have the impression that when it comes to hollow points the speed is more important than the weight. Regardless of the pistol caliber, it seems to me that all the rounds...

I haven't done any online purchases yet, but this seems useful for when I do: http://ammoseek.com/

Not to move traffic to another site, but it's what they're about.. http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=423566&highlight=ruger+cleaning

A friend bought a FNP-45, and I got to shoot it once. I shoot a stock Springfield XDM .40 compact as my comparison. The FNP is a big gun, and I wouldn't want to try and conceal it, but it had a very nice trigger. I was more accurate with the big heavy FNP than I am with the XDM, and I think...

Was browsing for safes today.. http://www.sturdysafe.com/customsizes.htm Sturdy Gun Safe * Any Size * Door Thickness- 5/16" or 1/4" * Body Thickness- 7 or 8 Gauge

It's about the parable of the broken window for me. The more I spend on something means that I have less to spend on something else. It doesn't matter what I'm buying, if I can get an equivalent product for a lesser price, it benefits everyone that I still have the extra cash to spend on...

Everything that is worth doing requires work. To be successful, happy, fulfilled and free requires working to both obtain and keep them; at the same time sacrificing the easy things that are a waste of time. If the important things in life were easy, there would be no poor people and...

Ok, so I know a lot of people are going to put it under the ugly tree, but for anyone who likes a .45 and has any use for a derringer, this could be an interesting alternative. I don't get any THR search results on Heizer, has anyone else seen this? http://www.heizerfirearms.com/20111025/

I would have appreciated some slower shipping last time I ordered from them. I picked the wrong variant of the gun, and by the time I realized it a couple of hours later, it was already boxed and waiting for the truck. They were very helpful, but I had to pay the restocking fees.

So, I've been wondering... According to handgunlaw.us, FL only recognizes resident licenses. If you only have a FL non-resident license, could you carry in FL? To summarize, does FL (who does not recognize non-resident licenses) honor their own non-resident license?

I guess the end of that sentence should have been something to the effect of then tallying them up later when I feel like messing with it. :D

So, for those that keep track, is it a log book or what? I've considered keeping the tabs off the boxes and just write a date and gun on it and trow them in the range bag.

I've done some searching, and there are posts that discuss what constitutes a high round count for a gun. Then there are other posts that indicate that a lot of shooters generally don't really keep detailed records of how much they shoot. So, what are the thoughts/opinions/experiences with...

It's not just about guns... I live in a safe neighborhood, but I still have locks on the doors. I don't expect my house to burn down, but I still have insurance. I don't expect to be in a car wreck, but I still wear my seat belt. I don't expect to loose my job, but I have savings just in...