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My Best Lucky Shot I was about 16 deer hunting with a double barreled shotgun and rifled slugs. I killed an 8 point buck that was jumping over a fence at probably 50 yards. One shot in the heart. It cleared the fence and dropped dead just on the other side.

It sounds to me like they were casing the neighborhood, but you never know. One thing you can do when working in the yard is keep a can of wasp killer nearby. It'll work wonders in someone's face from a safe distance.

I have floodlights on the corners of my home. I keep the porch light off because invariably if I forget and leave it on people I don't know take that as an invitation to knock on the door at any hour. I have a motion detector light that covers the porch so I'll know if someone comes up. I'm...

Roc Kor - excellent letter IMHO

Does anyone know when you buy ammo and have it delivered is the package labeled ammunition? I work at a place that I don't want to have the ammo delivered if it is marked. If the delivery is marked can you arrange a UPS pickup at their location rather than a home or office delivery? Thanks...

She's departing not a moment too soon, but I'm afraid we will see more of her.

With all due respect: OMG

I like Ben Stein. Evidently, now I disagree with him. That won't stop me from liking him.

Anyone know how much something like that costs??

As I understand it he was planning to segue into a question on if the VT incident had an impact on the financial markets. Had his demonstration been pro-gun control, I doubt he would have been fired. Heck, it might have even made for a feel-good spot on the evening local news...

I'm glad to read the article from Calgary. Nevertheless, I suspect that Canada is much like the US in some respects. I would think a place like Calgary would naturally be more conservative than say Montreal.

51. I must have been about 10 or 11 when my dad took me to a range. When he retired, we moved to a farm and I got my own guns. After that the Marine Corps made sure I did a little bit of shooting: 7.62, 5.56, .45, 9mm, 20mm and 2.75" FFAR. Most of my shooting has been pretty sporatic, but...

Yeah, common sense. I live in town. What is it with people you don't know knocking on your door at 9:00 PM at night? I wouldn't do that except in an emergency...

Not gospel, but I'd heard that with modern technology, merely filing off the serial number won't render the serial number unidentifiable. Anybody know for sure? I think he thought he might be able to ditch the guns and get away with it.

I saw his website. Seems like a good, smart kid with his head screwed on right.

I've lived in Japan and believe their crime rate is low for just about all the reasons stated homogenius, law abiding culture where they beilieve in self-discipline, law and order. And if they throw a few innocents in jail now and then, well everybody gets the message. The cops also issue...

5th time a gun they sold was used in a crime. I wonder how many total guns they've sold over the years? Probably in at least the thousands if not 10's of thousands. What is that 5/100th's of a percent? Seems pretty low to me if you compare it to just about anything. Forgive my math if...

5th time a gun they sold was used in a crime. I wonder how many total guns they've sold over the years? Probably in at least the thousands if not 10's of thousands. What is that 1/100th of a percent? Seems pretty low to me if you compare it to just about anything.

Yep, the message is right on. Trouble is the anti's won't read it.

Here's why I don't think the military allows firearms on base: The government weapons are kept in the armory so they can be maintained by qualified armorers and issued when needed. Since the weapons are owned by the government they want to maintain close control over them for obvious...