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K1500 & Dave1977, if you guys would re-read my post, I stated "depending on the location" which was meant to refer to whatever state you are in, not whether in the country or city or whatever else it could've been taken to mean. Dave again if you re-read my post, in no way did I imply that any...

Any update on this? Was it looked at or not?

I signed it, but I don't know how much good it will do. President Erkel seems to have already made up his mind.

Those laws about carrying a handgun under 21 do not apply to police and military as there are exemptions in law for them to carry in the performance of their duties.

While I ceratinly sympathetize with the guys carrying the black powder guns, I think the police can still claim probable cause for reasons stated above about the Ruger Old Army looking just like a Ruger Blackhawk. My question is this: Are all the guys carrying black powder revolvers at Civil...

As stated above, the cylinder conversion is the least expensive way to go, but you have to have a steel frame, not brass. I was going to say that it cost $300-$400, but apparently he has listed a source for even less. I'll have to look into that myself, as I've often thought of doing a...

I'll have to go take some photos of mine and post them. I only own two, but now I think I need more.

The Amish do make good carriages. I don't know what they are charging for their labor, etc. but I can't seem to find a full scale field carriage for less that $4000. Most of them are in the $8000 price range. The cannon barrel is the cheap part of the set up. The field carriage is where the...

Yeah, cameras are a good idea. They are cheap and getting cheaper. Also on you first point, there's nothing wrong with having extra shotguns.

No where in the whole United States of America is it legal to sell a handgun to a person under 21 years of age. That includes FTF private sells as well as dealer transfers. I know someone will say or think something like they gotta catch me, etc., but it still is not legal. Now POSSESSING a...

Yes, Tommy guns could be mail ordered with no issues. Plenty of hardware stores sold them too. There were several businesses in Chicago that would rent out Tommy Guns by the day or whatever other length of time was needed by employees of Al Capone or others. The 1934 National Firearms Act...

I'm sure the laws vary from place to place, but I don't see where you should have much trouble with an open carry plastic practice sword. I've walked around with a real sword on before, during, and after some Civil War reenactments, and I've never had any issues (yet).

I used to be a game warden many years ago. If hunting out of an abandoned, disabled car, you wouldn't be breaking any laws as long as it wasn't on a roadway. The laws are against hunting from a moving vehicle. Now sitting in a car with the engine running would probably still be considered...

I Nagant would be ok, but a flintlock or Civil War musket would be better. I have an old double barrel shotgun with the hammers.

In my opinion, it's the Vektor CP-1:

I went this year (2013). Hopefully I'll be there again in 2014.

Personally, I don't do a whole lot of trades. I can really only think of one that I did. It came out alright. I traded an AR-15 that I had for an FAL that another guy had.

Awesome! Taking out the trash. Now if we could just turn these efforts toward our Congresscritters who continue to arrogantly stand up against the will of the American people, the nation as a whole would be better off. I don't mean just on firearms issues, but all issues.

I really don't know how many rounds I have in stock, but I'm sure is well above 5000.

I personally am shooting whatever I can lay my hands on, which is not very much these days. When will this shortage end?