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"Or since you are filming my children I might accuse you of being a pervert, scouting my place for a possible victim. Or my wife might accuse you of being a stalker. Or I might accuse you harrassing me. I'm quite sure I could get an attorney who could convince a jury of one or all of those...

I think one possible difference is the size of the hole...a pilum or a sword would make a substantially larger wound than a handgun round. I've read that stab wound to the lungs/extremities often don't drop people, but that gut wounds seem to cause people to go into shock and drop PDQ...

I didn't post this, but I owned one...so I'll hop in. 1.) The pull of the trigger is in single action everytime. How does the trigger pull feel compared to a traditional single action? Compared to a double action? it is single action after a)the first round is fired (sa/da) or the hammer...

"+~204 FPE at the muzzle, would the step up to a .44 really make a difference" Heavier, (250grn vs 125grn) wider bullet with a better ballistic co-e.

"The fact is that no, you do not get to just tape your neighbors anytime you want and expect no repercussions." <p> Well..they might egg your car...they might come over and beat you like a red-headed step-child.. they might even get their panties in a twist on an internet board over the...

Okay...flame suit- ON, Defensive Shields-UP... I carry hardball. I've had "good" experiences with Hydrashock, Gold Dot, etc.- but my 1911s never choke with plain old FMJ. Plus, I find I shoot faster and more accurately with non-+P rounds. Let the flames begin.

"if you are going to reprimand me on why I "needed" to get out an AR15 for just a little noise, save your breath and don't post please. Its the gun I feel the most comfortable and well trained with." I'd only 'reprimand' you if there had been a 30.'06 BAR available, and you chose the .223...

I am sorrier than I can ever express. I am sorry for your son, and sorry for you and your wife. Prayers, thoughts, condolences sent your way.

All this choppy-choppy/slashing stuff (katana, kukri, machete) is fine...but what a bout a three-four foot section of oak dowel with a 12" butcher knife affixed to one end? use it like a bayonet- don't need a lot of room or momentum- just keep jabbing at (into) the goblin's guts. Center...

"Castin' a vote for a lever rifle" gotta second the vote. I keep a .45 Colt levergun under the rear seat of my pickem' up. Inexpensive, non-threatening...but those heavy Cor-Bon loads get up an go out of an 18" tube. Not much good beyond 100 yards (least for me) but all kinds of...

while removing a holster IWB left front-side containing a baby glock in 9, gun shifted, exposing trigger. I didn't notice/pay attention, and hit the trigger. Gunshot wound to the lower right groin, traveling down, back, and out the right leg. No bone, no artery, very lucky. Very scary...

Winchester in .45 Colt Corbon 300gr JSP, figure about 1600 fps.

"... the low ready was a square range type of thing because a negligent discharge would go safely into the ground rather than with a high ready which would result in a bullet going over the backstop. But in an apartment building, there is no safe direction for a negligent discharge. ..with the...

fjolnirsson, leatherneck- the worst part was watching/hearing the woman I love screaming "Oh God don't die I love you" while I was trying to get pressure on the wound and figure out how badly I was hurt. Scary, scary stuff. But no lasting injury, and hopefully a story that others can...

"..Is not having a round chambered on an auto safer then having it be empty on the next cylinder on a revolver.Is IWb less safe then Shoulder holster...?" As others have noted...get training. This is not a slam, I'm just suggesting that the answer(s) to your question(s) are better adressed...

"you no doubt have seen a television news broadcast now and then recently which showed large crowds of untrained, unbrainwashed, non-desensitized civilians running amuck, killing anything in their path and generally raising all sorts of violent havock" As someone who is skeptical about...

ASC "i was told all the BS put up on the pistol range was to stop stray bullets from going into the Clays area" Don't know the specifics about *where* they were worried...and I have to say I thought it was a big PIA- cut down on the number of targets that could be posted, etc. Having said...

"He attributes the low casualty rates in combat to a reluctance to kill; but I think there is at least an equally good chance that it is simply a lot more difficult to shoot someone when they are shooting back" Bingo- he also mentions the reluctance of people to use the bayonet techniques...

Hmmm...I've been shooting there( primarily handguns) for about seven years, and haven't had any problems. Very surprised a hnuter actually had the stones to complain about an UBR...usually see a dozen or so out there at any given time duringthe weekend. Plus I know a couple guys who shoot .50...

Couple of disclaimers- 1) I have never been (and hope to never be) in a situation where my life depends on my ability to shoot someone. 2) I read grossman's book, and exchanged email with him, but it was quite a while ago. with that said, I don't think much of his overall thesis...