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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.p...w&pageId=72906 Thursday, August 21, 2008 WEAPONS OF CHOICE WorldNetDaily Police tell owners: 'We're inspecting your guns' Investigators searching community for firearm used in murder Posted: August 21, 2008 1:00 am Eastern WorldNetDaily...

Why support Concealed Carry? "a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any particular individual citizen." Warren v. District of Columbia "The duty to provide public services is owed to the public at large, and, absent a...

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.p...w&pageId=57641 Friday, February 29, 2008 WEAPONS OF CHOICE WorldNetDaily Exclusive Guess what police are finally admitting about guns? 'People who say bad guys will stop because of 1 more law are full of it' Posted: February 28, 2008 9:53 pm...

No. 53.22% Yes. 35.31% Little Difference. 11.48% Votes. 793 If people keep voting it may go below 50%. It's slowly going down.

148gr. hollow base wadcutters, 2.7gr. Bullseye, make a great target load. That's what I used to shoot PPC competition with 30 yrs. ago. Grat load and great gun.

Spent 7 1/2 yrs in LE and 6 yrs in private security. Not nearly as experienced as some of the other posters here. (Would be interesting to learn more of some of their exoeriences) That short time of my experience showed me that in a large number of cases that "he who gets in the first blow...

I think a more likely scenario would be in the form of the Senate signing some treaty like the Law of the Sea, whereupon we would become subject to the U.N. and the world tribunal. As far as the U.N. goes, IMHO we ought to tell them where to put it.....someplace else.:rolleyes:

The S&W Model 27 or Model 28 are both on the N frame, the same as the .44 mag. Ruger Redhawk is good also. The .357 wil be good out to 75-100 yds. Wouldn't recommend more than that. It's all about shot placement. Good luck.

Any average scoped rifle SHOULD print a 1 1/2" group, not at 50 yds.(150'), but at 100 yds.(300'). My Rem. 700, .308 will shoot 3/4" groups at 100 yds. with Hornady factory ammo. This was accurate enough for me, that I didn't feel the need to work up handloads for it to go hunting. If I was a...

I've also heard of people using 30w synthetic oils (Mobil 1, Amsoil, etc.) for lubricating firearms, primarily pistols. Anyone with experience doing this on any firearms?

Any day you wake up on the green side of the grass is a good day!

Have a friend who is now retired from LE after about 26 yrs. About year 21 or so, as a Lt. in detectives, he had a ND. As a uniformed officer, he had carried a 6" Python, and had extensive experience with them. One day while he was in his office, a younger uniformed officer brought in his...

Sounds like good advice, that more children should learn. I think that you have just been rewarded for your stance on this issue. Good luck on this matter and all else that is to come.

Nylon 66, for a great little .22, that your not afraid to knock around. Have had mine since early to mid 60's and it still is a very accurate little rifle. Not made by Remington anymore, but someone is making a knockoff or maybe find a used one. IIRC they were the first firearm made with a...

About 30 years ago, one of my best friends bought a new DW 6" .357 with nickel plating. I was going out to the police range and he asked if I wanted to try it out. He was not able to go at the time, but, was interested in what I thought of it. I was having a hard time getting any kind of...

Don't develop a pattern of using the same door all the time. Keep them guessing. If you see someone waiting like they were, go to the other door. The front door may be the safest though, if, other businesses nearby can also observe what is going on. Maybe, if this is a small, closeknit group...

The story was published on one of the forums. the gun was a 1911 style gun. The manual safety was not disengaged. That is why the shell failed to extract. IIRC the gun hit so the firing pin went forward due to impact on the muzzle, kind of like a dropped weapon. The post even showed...

http://www.bianchi-intl.com/product/Prod.php?TxtModelID=X15 Had one of these years ago for a 686 - 6". Served me well. Might also look at Galco. they make fine products as well. http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterG2.asp

Maybe this post from DefensiveCarry.com will be of help to you. http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=30642 University of Utah Campus Gun Policy Thanks to Utah's excellent preemption law, it is possible to carry a concealed weapon on the University of Utah campus...

Armalloy used to be considered very tough. Don't hear much about it anymore. They used to say a file would just polish it. IIRC it was kind of a greenish-grey color. I think they are still around.