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good luck finding a cruise line that will allow passengers to bring their weapons on board. Anyone know of any?

Consider the ease of takedown and cleaning if choosing a semi-auto pistol. I have Buckmark, which is not too bad, but I have heard that Rugers are a real PITA to take down and clean. For new shooters, you want to teach them to clean it every time they shoot, and they will not shoot often if...

Have to echo MrPink on the H&K P7 -- bought one this year and it is the sweetest gun I have ever shot. But if you can't afford one, consider the Star Firestar. I don't think they are still importing them, but you can get one LNIB on gunbroker.com for $300. Heavy but very compact. All steel...

Civilians who spontaneously take up arms to resist an invading force do not need to wear uniforms to avoid "illegal combatant" treatment under the Geneva Convention. That said, once we got organized, while bearing arms I would prefer that any units bear some insignia -- does NOT have to be a...

Write to the Attorney General, it is his office, not the legislature, that negotiates/approves reciprocity with other states. Legislative pressure cannot hurt, of course. Kudos to Delaware. I emailed every DE Senator with an address that I would patronize DE beaches instead of the NJ shore...

Wasn't there a Halloween episode where Lisa wishes for world peace, her wish is granted and all of the world's weapons are destroyed, and the result is an invasion by aliens armed with wooden clubs? I thought it was pretty pro-gun.

Targetmaster in Chadds Ford is very nice, and they have rentals, including full auto, I think. It is on Rt. 202 just north of the Delaware border. http://www.targetmaster.com/

NJ is definitely the worst! But the amazing thing is that all you have to do is CROSS THE DELAWARE to come into the land of the free in PENNSYLVANIA. It's just a bridge, guys. Now, it is quite true that you have to pay to cross the bridges into PA, but not to go into NJ, but after all, how...

Check out the Taurus Tracker. The rubber grips with wierd ribby things are hard to explain but amazing in practice. I think the porting improves shootability too, but I have not tried it in the dark and it might present a problem in that situation. I love my 4" stainless. I am a 5'8 woman...

I echo the comments about don't assume that a revolver is best. Look for the handgun that fits her hands the best and points well. Stay away from "lightweights" because they are just too hard to shoot well. My first gun was a Star Firestar M43, which is a heavy, all steel single stack 9mm...