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6 or 7 years ago I bought a used Kel-Tec Sub-2000 for maybe $250, including an extra 30 round mag (stock mag was 18 round). MSRP is around $400. (not counting the extra mag) I sold it last year (or maybe 2 years ago) for $600. The guy I sold it to seemed pleased with the purchase. And...

"Is the girl upstairs?" ...

In early July, I applied "electronically" (but had to bring a hard copy of my training cert) at one of the regional license locations (Orlando), and it took only three weeks to receive my permit. However, that was after a two month wait for the appointment. I called to make the appointment in...

Yes it does.

I appologize for offering another suggestion to the several already provided, but this just popped into my head: Prairie Rock Rifle Company

A few general questions: 1) How exactly is the mag limit to be enforced? Is there a registry of current "large capacity" mags in CO? 2) Similarly, how exactly is the UBC to be enforced, without knowing who currently owns what? Or, does the 4th amendment no longer apply in CO? 3) How...

Raising an arm after bumping into someone, or something, is not aggressive, it is purely a simple, reflexive, defense mechanism. An entire impartial jury concluded otherwise.

The poll has moved off the main page of that news site, but can still be found here: How do you feel about businesses banning concealed weapons? Here are the results so far: 32% I agree with banning them. 66% I don't agree with banning them. 2% I don't have an opinion.

I've had a Cross Breed holster for about 5 years. It is very secure and comfortable to wear, and I often forget I've put it on. Basically, it's a great holster and I love it. However, recently, a crack had started to develop along one edge of the Kydex shell. As an in-the-waistband holster...

Opening Transcript from the cartoon: After first watch, I was with the "It's not a stray purchase" crowd. However, after listening closely, it's not really that clear. The problem starts with Mr. Thomas' statement, "...we'll take that one...", specifically the "we'll" part. By itself...

On a lighter side of the issue, there is a photo gallery on the upper right of the swissinfo page, the one labeled "On target". This is my favorite:

And that's 18 years since this country became a better place... Happy anniversary!

In pictures.. I hope I'm not stepping on toes, but here's "a thousand words" of what I tried to just describe:

To make it a bit more concise... I like the general idea, but the top caption sounds awkward to me. Besides, being armed does not necessarily make one safe, only safer. To simplify the message, and make the image a bit more concise, the captions could be something like: (Upper) "Unarmed...

Under 21 Carry IS legal, in some states Not true. It might be true in some states, but not all of them. Again, not true. Indiana allows those 18+ years of age, with a carry permit from anywhere, to carry. Open or concealed. Now that one is TRUE! Alternately, Mr. LaPierre...

Tree Stump & Dead Steer While it's called "The City of Firsts", it's probably one of the last places to visit just for visitings sake. The most exciting things to see are the Old Sycamore tree stump, and the Old Steer, both at Highland Park. They are both really big. Don't worry, someone...

That statement makes no sense. Wrong: Amendment IX The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

Read Carefully Actually, as I read it, he DID NOT go into the situation with a loaded gun in hand. He indicated that he did not retrieve his weapon until AFTER the other driver ran towards his car with clinched fists. He did? I thought the jury found him NOT guilty...

"Core Rights" are NOT the ONLY rights Amendment 9 "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." You mean, if it wasn't for that darn CONSTITUTION? Yea, what were they thinking when they wrote that?? Of...

Yes, Indiana. But it's not just a CCW, it's a "License to Carry". No requirement to conceal. And let's not forget Vermont & Alaska that do not even require a license to carry a firearm.