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From near the beginning of the article: "Though paralyzed from the waist down when shot by a boyfriend she had known since childhood, Alban went on to become a Long Beach prosecutor specializing in domestic abuse cases, a Republican candidate for Assembly, champion for the rights of disabled...

I had ancestors to fight in the Rev. War during the Battle of Moores Creek in NC, but they were Loyalists.

I know the AQT targets are set for 25 meters. The local rifle range is set for 50 and 100 yards. How well do the targets work at those ranges? I am interested in getting some for my own personal practice.

No. I always remove the bolt, for a bolt action, or open the bolt on the lever action guns before I pick them up. When I close the lever actions, I always cycle it 3 times. Before I put the bolt back in, I look down the barrel from the butt end to make sure I can see through it. If the bolt...

Are you sure you are all gun owners? Guns go BOOM so yes they are going to be loud. Yes, I am that guy at the range with the "uber-magnum", as others put it, who is also putting bullet hole in bullet hole. It is a gun range, get used to the noise. I shoot for precision, and other big guns...

ilbob, I live on the second floor up a flight of stairs. One thing around this apartment is you can here almost any noise in any of these apartments. Our weak spots then are the front door and the balcony sliding glass door if they had a ladder and could fight their way through bushes...

Thanks regolith and siskiyou, that is exactly what I am looking for. It is simple to put up, and simple to take down. It may not be as secure is something that is bolted to the floor or door frame, but something bolted is not an option for me.

I live in an apartment, and it would only take a good kick to bust through the door. Does anyone know of a good door barricade device? I am looking for something that can be easily put up and taken down, and either good enough to drastically slow down someone trying to get in or would make so...

A gun that is in your hand is worth more than the high capacity super long range rifle in the display case at the gun store.

I guess we are all noobs at the range I go to. We are not allowed to carry pistols in a holster, or have a holster with us. Needless to say, we also can not draw from a holster to shoot. In fact I don't know of a single range around me that lets you draw and shoot from a holster, unless it is...

I have a Swiss K31 with the soldier's tag in the butt plate, but never made contact. I have my grandfather's Steven's 311 double barrel 12gauge and his Remington Targetmaster 22, both probably purchased from Sears back in the '50s or '60s. I don't know their past history other than he used...