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Say no all you want. I do. But keep in mind that some day later you may also need to assert that you totally misunderstood the question. The insurers have recourse if you lie. They have no recourse if you're just confused about the question.

Yeah, so I found out this past weekend. Woman at the scanner was really proud that she found it buried in my luggage too. Not that I was hiding it, but it had been through security three times and no one said a word. I just get all the clap-trap out of my pockets and inside my bag when I'm...

Sounds to me like the government will make it a liability on you, not on the cop. Wouldn't surprise me one ounce in a situation like that to see a good guy citizen busted for an illegal transfer, and then the police discover some technicality with the rifle. So, no thanks. Having said...

It helps to understand some about the "Bill of Rights" in context to the Constitution. The "rights" aren't rights granted by the amendments to the constitution, at least not in the minds of the original framers. The rights are natural rights, and the BOR amendments are the "negative rights"...

Ya can't complain if you're not a member. Endowment member.

What if it rains? http://real-self-defense.com/unbreakable-umbrella/ The Rotring pens and pencils are awesome enough just to have for their own sake.

Just use the old one to go get it back when it was new.

Not *YET* , but I think the day is coming that you'll have to get travel permission. Stage a few more rallies on the Capitol mall and they'll talk about it openly. The tresspas act will expand greatly. I expect the younger members will see it.

I always bring things in my carry on that can be used. I don't know who said it first, but I always liked the observation that "I am the weapon" someone made years ago. The "thing" is just a tool.

The woman standing just to the left of the podium is Star Parker. I suspect she organized this event. Her website is http://www.urbancure.org/ Subscribe to the newsletter. The recent talk is about RKBA, but it's always about topical subjects. If you can afford it send the organization a...

And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. If there's no emotional or sentimental attachment then it's just a thing. I'm sure there are other things in your life that have enough value that you would keep them. People have anchors that make them human, connecting them to some kind of...

This has been the weakness of our strategy for two decades. If not longer.

Yes, I'm sure most of those increased calls are Robo calls looking for donations to various charity organizations or perhaps wrong numbers. Don't you think?

I did most of my panic buying in October when I saw how the election was going to go. Granted I didn't see Sandy Hook coming. but I knew *SOMETHING* was going to get projected all over the front pages. I just didn't expect it to be so dramatic.

My great grandfather's breech load Stevens single shot 12 ga. It's ugly and missing the fore stock. But it wouldn't be for sale for any money, even if it really was valuable, which it isn't.

The ammo discussion seems to be well under control, and over my head anyway. Let me offer this about bedding the action and dampening the barrel harmonics. You're correct that finding the "right" thickness cloth is hard. So don't. Modern cloth like acrylic wont work because it melts. Wool...

Does it field strip exactly like a USGI .45 ACP 1911? Obviously the firing pin has to be a little different because it's rim fire. What else, besides 7/8 size, is different?

I don't think you could call any arbitrary number, including those round drums that I happen to think are stupid, a victory for our side. While I might not want one, a 250 round magazine is no more deadly than a bolt action rifle or a pocket knife. The user is the weapon. That said...

Yeah, but once we're gone, they will get a noose around their necks, too. But they don't realize that. Somehow *they* think the oligarchy will still protect them once they are no longer needed.

Well, I look at it from the "bang per Buck" aspect in a carry gun too. My wife wears big loose floppy stuff and can carry a Beretta 92 concealed with a spare 17 round magazine. I can't do that. I carry larger when I can, but when size is restricted I carry a Beretta 21A, which is at very best a...