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I'm getting my wallet out...

If you ever plan on using one, I'd advise "wasting" one to see what it does :)

That's some great advice if you want the kid to get thrown into jail. He's at college because he wants to be, and needs to follow the rules of the institution he is paying to provide him an education. Don't like the rules? Too bad, don't go there. Follow the right process to fight asinine gun...

How much money are you looking to spend? That would facilitate a great deal in narrowing the options, as there are quite a few that meet your criteria (everything from inexpensive Schrades to the brilliant custom mrmevel displayed)

Hey guys I saw this written up in a magazine and checked it out the web. My guess is it'll be flying off the shelves this Christmas! (http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2003/05/58914) It wouldn't do anything to stop an armed attacker, and itsn't meant to. But I can...

Why would you want to duracoat all those memories away? My suggestion is to sharpen her up, lay some militec-1 on, and keep cutting. On the other hand, it's only knife... Maybe I'm being a bit dramatic...

I always take my Buck 110. It's tough as nails and keeps an edge for a surprising amount of time. It's seen it's fair share of use. I've been looking for a fixed blade for a little while now. How do you like the Mora? I've been pondering a 440 or a 780. I can't see myself taking a nicer blade...

Keep it coming guys, send the link to your pro-gun toting friends. Keep the pressure on! 88% yes as it stands.

The Delta is definately gimmicky. If you like the feel and looks of the Delta, check out the Benchmade Griptillian with S30V steel and a modified sheepsfoot blade if you can find one. But, if you tell us what it will be used for, we could help out a lot more. Hunting, EDC, SD, etc?

I own a Ruger Mk II and my father owns a Mk III Hunter. Both have been reliable (the Mk III more so), dang accurate (especially the Mk III), yada yada. Basically, 12many summed it all up perfectly. MY experiences have mirrored his. Great guns, my suggestion is to go with the Mk III Hunter if you...

Awesome ideas so far. I think Vasilia Zheitseva said it well. I personnally am mainly interested in combat handgunnery. A course that would enhance my ability to shoot well in general, under stress, and give me some tacti'cool' know-how would be useful. As far as lodging goes, I'd rather...

Hmm... hate to join the masses, but a CZ-75. Hard to beat, even without a price cap.

http://www.robarguns.com/np3.htm I've never seen a refinished PX4, I'd imagine it looks quite sleek though.

This has been discussed numerous times, try searching old threads. I'll give you a start though- http://www.atf.gov/firearms/nlc/index.htm

I sure appreciate your willingness to put together some great firearm links :) The webpage sounds like a better idea to me. Once you get it formatted, it won't be hard to add in new links. However, if you simply posted it here, it could get pretty tricky to add new links once your thread...

Hmm well it looks like this saturday isn't going to work with my schedule either. Seems like there's interest for a bigger shoot later. Let's make that happen.

You'll do great, many have gone before you. From what I hear though, it'll make a man outta ya though. Give it everything ya got. Thank you for your service, especially as our country is at war.

I've got a couple. Got some recent additions added this christmas- Tactical Pistol Marksmanship: How to Improve Your Combat Shooting Skills by Suarez Tactical Pistol: Advanced Gunfighting Concepts And Techniques by Suarez Many old magazines including American Rifleman, Shooting...

Great pictures, other than the subject. Now go get a gun worth photographing :D

Sounds great. I'm in. Anyone else?