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You know what's really sad? You don't see kids in the neighborhood playing army, and going on patrols lanymore ike we did when I was a kid. Shoot, we'd play army all day killin those dirty Jerrys and those sneakie Japs.

Wow. Looking at that picture makes me really feel my age. I'm 47, so when I was watching Combat in prime time television in 1964 I thought the guys on the show looked so "old" and battle weary. Now, looking at that picture, they look like kids!

It was my favorite show. Rick Jason ... Lt. Gil Hanley Vic Morrow .... Sgt. Chip Saunders Pierre Jalbert .... Caje Jack Hogan .... Pvt. William G. Kirby Dick Peabody .... Cpl. Littlejohn Rest of cast listed alphabetically William Bryant .... McCall (1966-67) Conlan...

If I'm in a store and that happens to a clerk, I'll pull my .45 and start shooting up the joint, killing anyone in the way. People be damned! One of those shots are bound to hit the bad guy...

I think the term used for these turds should be Simon. From the movie True Lies - [Simon attempting to have sex with Helen] Helen Tasker: No, I can't. I can't! [Simon still persuing] Simon: If not for me, Helen, do it for your country! Edited for content, but I have to agree with...

Absolutely.

If that is true, why then do uniformed police open carry?

I'm glad my question has brought so many replies. I was actually expecting more of you guys to say "yes", rather than saying negative things about it. Here in Colorado I think guns are just a way of life. Everytime I go out while open carrying I never get an "OH my GOD....GUN!!!!" response. Most...

Never. In fact, my love for firearms grows steadily every day. Has so for 40 years. :)

Here in Colorado it's legal to open carry everywhere unless a sign is posted saying otherwise. I went into my bank last week and nobody fainted, screamed, or panicked. Pretty neat to be able to walk around and have the ability to protect myself. :)

As long as there is not a sign stating "NO FIREARMS", would you then assume it's okay to carry open in their store? Say Wal-Mart for example?

I've found myself doing it more than ever before. Even though I have a CC Permit, I find that open carry is easier and sometimes more comfortable.

I removed my grips for a good cleaning and when I reinstalled them I tightened the screw too much and it wouldn't allow my mag to come out at all. I thought It was something internally wrong, but backed the screw out just a smidge and the mag came out. Thought you might like to know.

What's next? Why, more 1911s of course!

Dan, I've been carrying the 1911 for close to twenty years. I just recently bought a Springfield XD-9 and I've replaced my 1911 primary gun with the XD. I've also replaced my BUG which was the Kel-Tec P-3AT with my Bulgarian Makarov. To be honest with you, I'd feel just as comfortable using...

I retired my P-3AT to the safe. My BUG now is my Makarov 9x18.

Springfield XD-45? I definately am! And then, I'm sure I'll retire my XD-9. :)

This is what you credit card record looks like to those who "might" look at your buying history - 0948275096-4837586DE96837622-58383JFJSOF. Imagine just for a second how many people use plastic. When they send you your bill every month there isn't a lady looking at your name and address and...

At one time the were without a doubt, king of the hill. But a lot of other manufacturers make quality 1911s now and they lost their hold on the 1911. Are they king once again? Are they on life support? Are they rebounding and ready to take back the Heavyweight Title? Or, are they dead in the...