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I did this yesterday actually. We'll be getting the wife a S&W next month, but when I was in the sporting goods store last night I saw some .38 Special on the shelf and picked up some.

I am a little surprised Alaska isn't on that list, as Governor Palin just received a very neat AR from the NRA.

I just saw my thread was dug up, and I had not yet replied to it. (How rude of me, eh? . . . I thought I had, but obviously my mind was else where...thinking about my next firearm purchase I am sure.) Anyway, I just wanted to thank everyone for their kind words of support and encouragement...

I just wanted to thank you guys for giving me something new to 'argue' with the wife about.....the number of firearms and the amount of ammo we own. :evil: My wife is in the Air Force and we both grew up in Oklahoma, so firearms were something we both appreciated, but we never owned as adults...

I read the admendment. Here is the link to it: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/amendment.xpd?session=111&amdt=s1067 And here is the meat of it: (2) the possession of the firearm is in compliance with the law of the State in which the unit of the National Park System or the National...

TimM: I had a similar experience, though not quite as nausea inducing as yours. I always keep my shotgun beside the bed. Well my in-laws were staying with us and had just came in from a long drive. When I came home for lunch, they were taking a nap in the spare room and my shotgun wasn't...

2ndamd is exactly correct. My wife has a PX4 Subcompact (sweet little gun, by the way) in the F version. She likes have the manual safety. I don't, so I always push it off when I carry it. So for me, it works exactly like the G version. The G version is just the F version where the safety...

13 will fit my little sub-compact's magazine perfectly! You should give them to me. ;)

I grew up in South and Central Texas, but there is nothing wrong with a little East Texas BBQ.

Thanks for starting this thread and the great information that followed. I am in the market for a .308 as well, and this gives me plenty to think about.

SaxonPig, I have seen you post pictures of your 1911 on other threads. I have to say it is one of the nicest looking firearms I have ever seen. Rugged but still elegant. It has just the right balance. I am very envious! ;)

Also in the California decision (not to justify it by any means) the court said that pot grown legally in California could in no significant way be differentiated from pot grown else where. This was their claim to justify using the interstate commerce clause. The Montana law (and the others...

rl2669 wrote: At first I was a little disappointed by them not including automatic firearms in the bill. (I figured if the state did not want automatics, the should still keep the feds from regulating them, then pass their own law against them.) However, I think it makes since this way...

Largecaliber, thanks for that. I always assumed that was the case (nobody caring or paying attention here in WY), but have never open carried. I am waiting on my CCW to arrive in the mail but want to start carrying. The fact that my car was broken into last night (punks only took the face...

I was looking back at this thread, and saw one from 2006 that was sadly appropriate for today Link to post: http://thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=2397308&postcount=65

So my wife just got a new Beretta PX4 Storm Sub-compact. It is her gun, but I just can't keep my hands off of it! :evil: The gun shop didn't have the full size in that I wanted :eek:, so I left drooling over her new gun for the next month or so. Any advice from your guys as to how I can...

I think they are also planning on marches to State Capitals. However, I think they are still deciding between planning them to be concurrent or staggered (so that people can attend both their state and the national march)

Silly me for asking questions, but has there been a murder committed by using .50 BMG here in the US... let alone from a mile away or through steel plating?

First I would like to echo the sentiments of others here that I am glad you did a good job defending your family. It is also good to hear that there was not to much long term trauma associated with the incident. (Great shooting too! 3 of 3 is not shabby!) Now for a little more lighthearted...

Don't come! The weather his horrible! :rolleyes: 10 Months of winter... five feet of snow per month...100 mph winds... Umm... just trying to do my part to get our numbers closer to those of Alaska. ;) But if you insist on coming, a big welcome to you. What part of the state are you...