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I've never seen one at any dealer in Texas that I can recall.

A high-cap of your choice, with lots of mags. Or an evil black rifle. You know, something that he probably won't be able to buy new when he is of age.

As in Chuck Rosenthal, Harris County (Houston, Tx area) District Attorney?

You might not be able to carry a rifle-based pistol on your person, but you might be able to have it close by should you think you might need it. I've considered picking up a Bushmaster pistol just because I still can, if for no other reason.

If she was prosecuted and put in prison, she wouldn't be doing much anti-gun legislating, would she?

I would ask any cop that doesn't carry off-duty how well he'd take it if he found himself in the position to need to defend himself, his family, or a third party for that matter. He had the training, the will (I'd hope), and the desire (and I'd go so far as to add the duty) to stop someone, but...

At the bottom, there's a place for comments. Be sure and leave yours.

"I'll admit some of the people I work with aren't very bright. I even overheard one of them telling a few of the others that 'Never use WD-40 on anything, it actually attracts water." Yeah. I didn't even bother saying anything. And yes, I know WD-40 isn't a lubricant really, but it's still a...

It's almost like they wrote this law for me. I live in a Houston suburb, and drive 25 miles each way to and from work. My work is very near downtown, and I get to pass through some not-so-nice areas to get there. My choice is to a) ignore my employee handbook and go armed anyway (and hope...

You've now triggered the obligatory "Ron Paul signed my birth certificate" pic:

I'm one of an estimated 4000 people that Dr. Paul brought onto this planet (the RIGHT way, I might add). Growing up, I had no idea the impact that he would ultimately have on my life. As stated before, if I was a little better looking, I might have been son-in-law. :D

I just wanted another opportunity to post this snip of my birth certificate: :)

"AARP believes in the Constitutional right to bear arms. But to make the nation safer, we must do what we can to keep guns out of hands of children and criminals. AARP supported the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, which went into law in 1994 with bi-partisan support, but was allowed to...

Went to school with his daughters...maybe if I was better lookin', I could have been son-in-law! :cool:

If you like the dealer, support him. It's a pretty good deal. You could beat it if you work at it, but the extra $25 you might spend with the dealer could be a good relationship builder.

I agree that it needs to be about 3-4 sentences. You may want to add pictures, as car dealership employees aren't known for their literacy. :D <--------Ex service advisor :)

Proud to have this on my birth certificate:

1952 Winchester Model 42 .410 shotgun. Was Dad's when he was 14. It's not in perfect shape, as it was actually used a bit back in its younger years. It's still nice, though. From my youth, I'd see it in my Grandfather's bedroom, leaning in the corner. We lived in the city, and gramps was...

If you buy used firearms from an individual without an FFL with no paper trail (perfectly legal in my state), I think the trail would get pretty cold pretty quickly.

I really wanted to add to the discussion, but Lee Lapin said everything I wanted to say. I just want it to be duly noted that I'd like to be added to the roster for the "Superannuated Last Ditch Hero Brigade", for when the enemy is doing a Normandy-style landing in Galveston. :D