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I use an Americase 8" X 14" or an ICC (my favorite) with a combination padlock. The ammo had to be in an original box, not a plastic generic one, and separate from the gun.

I too think that smaller shot (10,11,12) is more effective for snakes. The discontinued Remington crimped loads work the best of any we've tried in the ACP. The #12 shot literally covers a target at eight feet, snakes go limp.

I like Grady's (done business with them since 1968) and The Gun Shop. I do business with both. George (owner of The Gun Shop) is also a stocking Cooper Arms dealer and offers some good prices. Another that is a bit out of the way is Chuck's Firearms in Buckhead. Jack Leshner runs it now...

Even the original Detonics pistol was expensive, mine was about $500 in 1977. To be frank, I don't recall if the frame was investment cast or not. Mine was a good shooter, but a bit finicky with some ammo. But, at that time there were only a couple of 1911 patterns close in size. The Star...

Ace Dube makes inserts and cartridge adapters for a number of calibers. The only one suitable for a .45-70 single shot rifle is his .22 LR insert. I've used several centerfire to rimfire adapters and his work very well. www.mcace.com

The problem needs to be addressed at the State and Local level. Based on what I've read, it was the state constitution that allows such seizure. South Carolina's constitution offers more protection for landowners than federal law. Our Supreme Court has already ruled that even though there...

Elected city and county officials that pursue this type of land grab should be dealt with at the next election. In no uncertain terms they should understand that they will be voted out of office.

Private development should not be allowed to use eminent domain, period.

A good friend of mine says, "most people don't want advice, they want an accomplice". Truer words have not been spoken.

SAAMI maximum is .012".

I can't comment on the new ones, but my old Detonics was very susceptable to limp wristing. You didn't specify the ammo you are using, but the lighter weight stuff didn't work as well for me as the standard bullet weights (ie 230).

I always provide my SSN, although I am not thrilled about it. I was delayed (never refused) consistently also, until the last year or so. I was delayed last year in Atlanta on an out of state rifle purchase, but it may have been due to a local deal. I suspected someone, with the same name...

I wasn't paying attention, but isn't it now legal to carry in State Parks? At one time, no firearms were allowed.

The republican primaries will be a dogfight, and I just don't see McCain surviving them. I don't see the deep south faithful voting for him. Even my own Senator Graham is in trouble for his defection. He's got some 'splaining to do when he gets home. I seriously doubt McCain will run third...

I've already contacted my Representative and Senator (both are friends of mine) to address this issue. However, I would not want to be a defendant in order to challenge the statute. Regardless of what the ATF says, I doubt seriously they have any control over the state statutes.

Lumberton is in North Carolina.

Walther TPH, above your price range but a good pocket gun.

Surefire E1L, very durable with a longer battery life than the non-led version.

Yes, there are states that still use "contiguous", "adjoining", or "bordering" in the statutes. My own state of SC has it in the statutes: SECTION 23-31-10. Purchase of rifle or shotgun in contiguous state. Any resident of this State including a corporation or other business entity...

I would thoroughly peruse the ATF website, just to be 100% certain that the purchase met all criteria. A photo ID is, I believe, a requirement for the 4473. I wish you success :) It is a crying shame that some states continue to harass gunowners with useless laws. In South Carolina...