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Disabled veterans, diagnosed with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and preliminarily classed as "at risk" (a vague, non-specific and non legal designation) were barred by NICS from purchasing firearms. Evidently no restrictions on prior ownership, no confiscation of currently owned...

National Day of Open Carry -- This shouldn't be threatening or intimidating. It might be entirely effective to put your rifle in a case, unloaded, and sling it over your shoulder while shopping, walking the dog, washing the truck. I don't park my truck in places where I can't keep an eye...

In Oregon your vehicle is considered a "domicile" -- particularly if you're camping out of it or on a road trip. There are state laws about having a loaded firearm in a vehicle (basically, the state requests a CCW, but there are exceptions for hunters/anglers). The rule of thumb nationally...

Several Sheriffs in this state have sent letters to the POTUS, stating that they will decline to enforce new federal gun restrictions that violate 2nd. Amendment and RKBA.

CRKT Kasper -- Mostly it's thin. Works well as a boot knife, or neck knife (both are unlawful in this state -- even w/ a CCW). Comes with two Kydex sheaths, right and left handed. Belt clip can mount either above the blade or behind the blade (High ride/low ride). Right size for utility use...

Fast/dirty read raises issues for me about the definition of "mental illness." Mental health professionals have repeatedly noted that there are millions of persons in the US who meet much or all of the psychiatric profile criteria for committing mass murder and yet don't pose any risk...

OTOH -- What's the most flagrant piece of junk you've owned that you could run ammo through? Might be the .410 gauge bolt action, single shot Mossberg I bought from Sears for about $17 back in 1964. I have a Rem. 700 PSS, .308 Win. 26" bbl. Jewell trigger, Leupold Mark 4, 6 - 22x 50mm...

It's "Lyle" -- Lyle gun From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyle_gun Line-throwing guns are most often referred to as Lyle Guns, after their inventor David A. Lyle. They were used from the late 19th century to 1952, when they were replaced by rockets for...

UNCONSTITUTIONAL -- And the legal thicket that's going to get dived into is the "uninfringed" provisions of the 2nd Amendment. I'm thinking the progressives in this nation are underestimating the breadth and depth of the armed electorate.

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Two 1911 -- one in a 5" bbl, and "mil spec" The other in a 3.5" bbl. and "loaded" -- all the bells/whistles, night sights. They're as "different" as day and night. Also, a couple Mausers, a couple lever guns, several revolvers, shotguns, etc. And then on the knife end of the collection, I have...

It's NOT the "Bill of Needs." It's the Bill of Rights. I didn't need one of these, but it's in my garage, and I'm a happier camper because. I'd rather have this in my garage then the $$$ I spent on it in the bank. :banghead: I'm not any help, never aspired to be any help. I bought...

-- And if you ask the BATF they "can't offer a legal opinion because we're not lawyers."

Lyle Gun -- Used for shooting line to distressed ships. These were replaced about 1952 by cheaper, easier to manage rockets. This is a Sculler brand, New York, about 1940 near as we can figure from the mfg. number. Sculler produced Lyle Guns from 1936 to about 1944. 2.5" bore...