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My son-in-law was twice lucky finding guns. He and my daughter bought land that had an old mobile home on it. While getting it ready for removal he found a Tanfoglio .22 single action revolver under carpet in the floor. It was cruddy and frozen and missing the base pin. I got the pin and made it...

It's terrible what happened to your dog and family. I carry at home about half the time. After reading this I think I will start carrying all the time as you can never tell when you need a gun.

Do you have motion lights for the entrances now? Maybe just having a light turn on when they come up the walkway would be enough to scare them away. At least the first time anyway...

Oklahoma calls it a "Handgun License"

Is this a Go/No-go gauge?

A pawn shop in Oklahoma City has Taurus TCP in black and stainless for $199 https://www.soonerstatepawn.com/firearms/taurus-738-tcp-stainless-380acp-pistol-113833

When I voted last night I noticed the gentleman who looked me up in the book and asked me to sign in was proudly wearing his NRA hat.

I had a Spyderco Byrd Cara Cara II with G10 and that clip was strong. It wore out a few pairs of jean pocket tops just by pulling it out of the pocket. A great knife for $25. If it wasn't stolen it would still be hanging on my pocket. Now I carry a small Kershaw Scallion and that clip is very...

Sign up and check out this forum on airguns, they have a whole section for Crosman-Benjamin rifles and can get a good value for you http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/

I have a .22 springer, a Beeman. It's nice, wood stock and pretty, but every bit as loud as a .22LR. I would consider a real .22 and shoot those low noise rounds. Probably get twice the energy out of that round over a pellet gun too.

For ricochet reasons I would use a low to medium powered pellet gun. Is the Red Ryder a pellet gun or BB gun? Because a steel BB will ricochet off the steel and a pellet would not.

The SR9 was my first handgun, but I shot a P95, and a Beretta 92 before holding the SR9 and deciding this was the one. It fills my hand just right, very accurate, great trigger, great trigger reset too. I removed the mag disconnect in 2 minutes. I like the small safety and the loaded chamber...

Use a lockable, wall mounted unit and mount it in the closet. Examples are the Shotlock, or The Piece Keeper.

Nice knife. A link on their site says to use mineral oil on all metal parts of the knife.

I haven't walked into a McDonalds in years, I use the drive-thru. Let them try to regulate that.

She's a woman, who knows how they think.

My SR9

I use my finger on the ejector, but at the same time keep my thumb pushing up on the slide lock.

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This is from Machinists Workshop magazine: Machinist’s Workshop magazine actually tested penetrants for break out torque on rusted nuts. Significant results! They are below, as forwarded by an ex-student and professional machinist, Bud Baker. Don’t forget the April 2007 “Machinist’s...