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i attended the class also. lots of good information to think about. lots of very valid points. i'll likely be seeking more training from Kelly in the future.

I'll likely be there.

X2. 6k is crazy for an AR type rifle. that being said, i'd gladly accept one if Knight wanted to donate one to me;)

My favorite/most meaningful gun is a WWII Army issue Colt 1911 that was my fathers. he was in a motorcycle accident when i was 3 and died from that accident when i was 6 (2 years 11 months in a coma). my mom had to sell all of his guns to make ends meet for herself, myself and my sister. she...

Thanks for all the great advice everyone! You've all really helped to settle my nerves and get me ready for the big day. Thanks again!

Thank you all for your responses. I'm reading up on Academy interview experiences and trying to put sincere thought into the questions I suspect they'll be asking. One question I have is how should i dress? Obviously i wont show up in jeans and a T-Shirt, but should I wear slacks and a...

Hey everyone, I mostly just lurk around here because there is such an abundance of information, but today I'm starting my first thread! I know there are a several LEOs on here so I'm hoping you guys can help me out. I just set up and interview for the Law Enforcement Academy at A.C.C. for...

i'd love to take the course. its nice to see something being offered up north. the may 22/23 class is full right?

i have 2. 1 DPMS AP4 and a DPMS 20" A2 upper on an Eagle Arms lower

i have a DPMS AP4 and love it.

i think that it might be better to defend from the first room facing the stairs. but i think that if you were woken up at night by someone coming up the stairs or through the front door that room 2 would give you more time to react. just my 2 cents

i'd suggest in a GPS locating beacon since you'll be alone. something similar to what back country skiers use for avalanche danger. if you dont want to throw down the cash for one, there are some places that may rent them out.

what about tradition as a "legit use" passed from grandfather to father to son and on... for some families, your first gun is a right of passage.

ive been lurking on THR for a long time now but just recently decided to register. i didnt see this thread when i first registered but i guess its better late than never! my name is michael. im 19 and live in colorado. i missed out on alot of shooting opportunites due to my dad passing away...

deer hunter nailed it. if you dont cooperate then your screwed. at all of the schools i went to, they said that anything you brought onto school property became the schools property. example: they didnt need consent to search your locker or even your back pack if they wanted to.

ive gota a story about knives in school. let me give a tiny bit of background before i tell it though. i am an Eagle Scout. i have a jeep. i love rock climbing, camping, fishing hunting and all that stuff. throughout school entirely (k-12) i had NEVER gotten (never gotten busted) into any...

hahaha that was great.

i did the same this past weekend. sucks that i only had the cash for 6 boxes at the time. i dont get why they havent been producing more either. even if they just opened up a bunch of temporary positions to make a third shift (eliminating the overtime aspect) for the duration of the shortage...

yeah there are a few shops around denver whos employess are jerks. it seems to be increasing lately too. like they have a mentality that because you dont work at a shop, your an idiot when it comes to firearms.

quick google search found one for me