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Hi-point...

Yes, I sleep next to mine. I see little point in owning a firearm at all if its not accessible for defense, especially at home.

No trigger job, just a bad batch of ammo. About 1 in 15 will fail the first strike, about 1 in 20 fail the second strike.

Everytime

I'm down to about 1500rds. of wolf, lots and lots of duds... 2-3 MOA

Are you basing this off of actual knowledge of this specific rifle? This is no ordinary AR-15. The Delta grip is with it, the hogue is in-addition. And no case deflector, I don't believe the factory model came with one.

I'm curious of the current value of this rifle, I can't find a legitimate source at the moment. Educated responses only! Specs via Wikipedia: Colt model no.: R6600DH Name: AR-15A2 Delta HBAR (bundled w/ Tasco 3–9x scope and cheekpiece) Stock: A2 Fire control: S-1 Rear sight: A2 Forward...

I don't think i've ever seen a News story that so fair on the subject.

This is always the case in my dreams. Lately the gun disassembles itself in my hand when I pull the trigger, it's actually rather comical.

Thanks, I'll be using these.

I won't copy all of it, as it was long. But, very well written. I agree with every word.

EXACTLY! I agree. This is very similar to my views as well. And I would do the same. I "think" you grasped my point, Sam. I also think we're on similar pages. My post was directed more for the short answered "rebels". In some cases I see that the mentality is similar to someone at a party...

On an individual basis, yes.

Every business has the right to refuse service to anyone on an individual basis, at any time, without reason. Bottom Line. Piss and moan all you want, but those right need remain sacred. Carry elsewhere.

This type of response is disgusting, it does nothing to support any cause, only ones greed. A merchant has the right to refuse service to anyone. I also think that the "victim" deserved it. He obviously failed in his efforts to carry concealed.

There seems to be a lot of misconception in this thread surrounding the details of the incident. Perhaps, if anyone wishes to further write out their "interpretation" of the event, they should first watch the 25 minute interview from the man himself. Surely the story from his mouth is more...

He did not insinuate protection/defense as much as he did that in such a situation he would take through force what he needed to survive, from those who were more inclined to be prepared and have what they needed. This is called robbery. My comment was not against defense by any means, it was...

Your home was burglarized, not robbed. Since you have made a case of it, it is important that you understand the difference.

I don't know that it was mean, but it certainly does nothing to promote responsible firearm ownership. I also believe that you could learn from this "granola", as food and water most definitely ARE the most important aspects of survival, then shelter, the protection, in this case a firearm...

The Marlin Papoose is probably as "top quality" as you're gonna get. What pistol do you currently carry? If something accurate like a Ruger Mark III or 22/45 I would just keep using that. Don't but a rifle that you'll hardly use, but a dry float bag instead. Like this Stowfloat