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TM, Glad you made it safe. San Diego is poorer for it but I understand. Enjoyed both books and looking forward to number 3. Scott

He was in San Diego last year for a demonstration. Incredible show. He is a very nice guy too. He stayed around for a while after the show and talked it up with anyone who was willing. Scott

TATP was also the explosive that Joel Heinrichs blew himself up with while sitting outside a Oklahoma football game last year. There was a lot of speculation that he meant to detonate it at the game. As far as allowing liquids on board, I've always wondered why anyone would allow a bottle...

Another thumbs up for the SU-16. I have the California model and love it. I've put a few hundred rounds through it and have had no problems. It folds and fits my backpack, uses AR mags, and is very easy to take apart and clean. It only weighs 5 pounds too. I'm still going to build my AR...

I echo the thoughts here. Thanks Jim. The work you do for CCW and the Diebold controversy are priceless. Scott

Thanks for the heads up about this Travis McGee. Let us know how we can help. No matter what the technicalities of his arrest, he will need financial help for attorney's fees. If there is a fund started, please post. Scott

M1A, no question. With pre-ban 30 round magazines of course. For .223 there's the Kel-tech SU-16CA with pre-ban 30 round AR mags. We still have a few options here behind the "Lettuce Curtain".

There's another aspect of this case that came out today. The brother of the guy that was shot is wanted for a hit and run earlier this week in San Diego. I'm not sure if there's any connection between this outcome and the earlier case at all. Interesting though...

Excellent work Oleg. Definitely one of your best. Scott

For best commentary I nominate Geekwitha45. He has a great blog. It's a tossup between his and Kevin Baker's Smallest Minority. Scott

I just got an IOR Valdada for my birthday. It's an 4x24 M1 for .308 and it went on my M1A. It's a heavy scope that looks great with nice glass. The magnification is 4. It's not really a CQB rifle. The magnification helps my suddenly growing old eyes. I've heard good and bad about the...

No doubt. I learn more about shooting firearms at the range. If you want technical knowledge, this forum and a few others have good information. But it all comes together with a target, ammo, my firearm and me at the range or in the field. Scott

That's a good post Chris. Thanks for chiming in.

Merry Christmas to you too. And to those that partake, a happy first night of Channukka! My daughter's lucky, she gets both. Scott

Legally justifiable or not, I would have taken the shot if I feared for my life. I probably would have called the cops before the situation escalated too. Domestic spats have a way of turning ugly. Scott

In addition to what Preacherman said, I usually dress and undress without anyone in the room. I would have put my firearm in my clothing (hidden/concealed) and not left the room until I got dressed. You did well. I don't think that most of the doctors and medical personnel would have taken...

I don't know about tactical training but playing FPS has helped my tennis game. I can see the position of the other players at a glance and make a split second decision on where to put the ball. Truth. That's about it. I still need to be able to hit the ball correctly and recover. Those...

Now there's a guy I would have liked to have met. A great man. Scott

They look pretty good. I'll have to check them out more. We have an Oakley "outlet" not too far away. I was able to buy SI shoes for half price! Hopefully, these will show up too. My SI boots and shoes were right on in size. Scott

I just finished it too. Your review is right on target, so to speak. It was a good, quick read. I hope that there aren't too many Officer Bob's out there. He was a walking cluster flop. I thought his wife was one cold _____. Scott