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I bought a 9mm carbine used recently and the plastic stock broke. I contacted Hi-Point for a new one and they replaced it free. All they wanted was the serial number and an address to ship it to. Really good service. The only problem I have had is with aftermarket mags by ProMag. They don't...

I was in Vegas last month and went to The Gun Store and fired their M1A1. It was great, and the people there were very helpful, friendly, and professional. I highly recommend it.

I only did 4 out of 10 (and one was a lucky guess).

I like it, too, and am anxiously waiting for more! My wife wants to read it, but refuses to start it until it's done.

Try some stuff called Goo-Gone. It works on most types of lables, and is available just about everywhere.

This is a great idea. I am a land owner with a small range that I let a few select individuals use. They all know that the first time they don't clean up their mess they don't get invited back. So far there has been no problem.

No: 54.52% Yes: 41.76% Don't care: 1.99% Not sure: 1.73% Total Votes: 752

The book this was based on, "The Maneaters of Tsavo" by J. H. Patterson, is also excelent.

You can also often find them in the sporting goods section at Wal-Mart, around the fishing gear. That's where I generally get mine.

To help reduce the media dust problem, toss one of those cloths dryer fabric softener sheets into the tumbler. Someone suggested that to me once, and it really helps. I use the old sheets that my wife was just throwing out.

"I worked for an NBC affiliate. Need i say more?" MrMurphy, I know exactly what you mean. I work for a CBS affiliate.

Voted Bush/Cheney.

It's now 84%/16% (4157/777).

I would like to empasize the "As always, be polite and non threatening". My boss is an anti, and had a sign put up. I had several discussions with her and felt like I was making progress until we received some very nasty letters from some members of a local RKBA organization. Since then she...

I would think a solid core door would work well for you. I use a piece of 1 inch thick plywood I got from a packing crate for free (the best kind of supply!) and it has worked well for years. I would suggest that you put a 1 by 4 or some such along the sides and back to keep things from...

I only wear one ring, and the only time it comes off is when I have to get into the high voltage cabinets at work. Rings and electricity don't mix.