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It looks great. Keep a foregrip off of that rail. ;)

CX4.

Is it a myth that a firearm is more likely to be used against one of your own family members at your home than against an intruder? I was talking to the person next to me on a flight back to Houston, since there was nothing better to do, and the topic of guns came up. I asked him if he owned any...

Why not get a S&W1911 or a Dan Wesson? Both are great quality, not too expensive, stainless steel, made right here in America. But if you had to choose between those three I'd suggest Kimber.

1006 for collection purposes, Browning if you want something functional ;)

What's the deal with this little-known revolver? I like the concept of an 8-round .357. It seemed to have appeared and dissapeared from the market, though.

I like the grips on the Jericho.

Kimber Raptor II.

Any 9mm or .45 ACP 1911 will do. Please get a stainless or blued one.

My carry gun has so many little scratches and little nicks. Even Tenifer will wear off after a long time. It's not a big deal. If you really want the look of the gun to stay cherry, get an NP3 coating on your slide.

I like the grip of the Glock, maybe as much as I do that of a 1911. Personally, it fits my hand very solidly and very well. However, it would be a shame if the frames for these new adjustable models were non-interchangeable.

2-3 lbs.

You have to shoot... a freaking lot. And be good at it. Very good. There's no other way I can put this, if I avoid all the technical stuff.

Any of the manufacturers will do as long as the chamber is specified for 5.56 and the price range is what you like. Disregarding individual customer options, most of the AR-15s in a certain price range are about the same quality.

Their lenses are extremely high-quality.

I'm more of a "blued and chrome" kind of guy, but that camouflage job is magnificent.

I've never even heard of the cartridge before.

Gamo and Crosman pistols are decent when training for SD. The .177s fly pretty flat, and sting upon impact.

I use shook-up soda cans, they go BANG and fly in the air with a mighty splash when shot. Especially with .308 ;)

Possibly, in the days of blackpowder, they cocked the hammer, then put in the powder and ball. I have no experience with blackpowder weapons, so I wouldn't know. It could also mean to lock (as in lock back the bolt) and load (insert the magazine and release the bolt catch). In the days of the...