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I can't really say I've lost my love of guns and shooting, but in the last few years it sure hasn't occupied the place in my life that it once did. A good friend recently pointed me to this board, and I'm very grateful he did because now I am feeling the return of the old excitement I used to...

The quickest way to go from CWP holder to Felony Offendor is to walk into a courthouse or post office with your weapon on.

Here's what I sent that windbag: "Senator, can't you see that these kids were murdered, at least in part, because they were disarmed?" It'll have no effect of course. I'm not from her district.

Well said. Excellent letter. I doubt it'll go anywhere other than the trash at ABC.

I most certainly experience a high degree of trauma whenever I have to leave my pistol behind; like every time I go to the post office, or a school. I saw a sign on my Dr's office entrance recently that said "NO FIREARMS ALLOWED ON PREMISES".

I go almost blind with anger when I think of how governments have put our children at the mercy of armed wackos. As soon as this mess happened this morning I wanted to scream at the TV: "OH IF ONLY A PERMIT HOLDER COULD HAVE STOPPED THIS!"

Glock 27 .40

There have been occasions in my life where I wish I had been armed. There was also an incident in my life where I WAS armed and that’s what saved my life. For eight years I was the financial controller for the concessionaire at an NFL stadium. I was in charge of cash collection from over...

I guess it's easier to say what I WONT do. I wont just roll over for the imperial federal government. To me, the concept of "inalienable rights" isn't hard to comprehend: My RKBA is not vested in some govt. sanctioned piece of paper!

I don't think I'd go out there and confront them. Much easier and safer to just sit in the house and shoot from the window. I'm fairly sure I could quickly gain fire superiority.