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Another good option^^^^^^^^^^^^

Actually one in the Tallahassee area has some nice revolvers, Colt 1911s and some nice looking used shotguns and rifles that are not black plastic

You might try looking for a used Remington or Mossberg pump in a gun store or pawn shop.

GIGO seems to be the order of the day

Academy where I live has plenty of .223, .556, 7.62x39, 7.62x51, 45ACP on the shelves and has now for a while.

Well, we have to keep funding that giant Military Industrial Complex that Ike warned us about

LGS around here has a 3" 66 on consignment for $1750; if I could find one of those rare guns for $600, I'd snatch it up in a heartbeat. While 4" is nice all around if you only have 1, the 3" carries much better and the 5" 686 makes for better nightstand duty.

Send in the social interventionists next time

When I lived out West, they always were encouraging homeowners who lived in danger areas to clear shrubs, brush and even trees a certain distance from the house to prevent your house from burning down. Amazed me to see folks in the hills of CA with cedar shake roofs, shrubs, brush and tinder...

Scooby Doo I think

Liberty make a wide range of safes; their best line is one they bought called National Security - solid steel doors, not a laminate that looks good.

Most states out West DO limit the number of tags available; many use a lottery system where maybe you get a tag that year, and maybe you don't. When I lived out West and I drew a tag, it then became scouting time on the weekends before the season; meaning walking, riding, glassing, spotting...

For a desk, look for US Government surplus - they only buy the best with our money and sell them off for pennies on the dollar

Clear the brush and trees away from the house; install a sprinkler system to prevent it from catching fire; if it still cathces fire, unless it is in some impervious concrete underground bunker, don't expect much to survive.

One of my 9mms goes into the room from the truck and sits on the nightstand

Maybe I missed it but reliability, after market accessories and customer service from the maker are important considerations, especially for someone and their first gun

28 is very common - it was the only shotgun ammo on the shelves around here during the panic shortages; one of the great choices for everything from quail to turkeys to ducks

Lots of guns that went away went away because I didn't want/like/need them any more. Kahr CM-9, Glock 19, Garand, Ruger 10/22, Marlin 39A, Swede Mauser, XP-100, and on and on..............

Actually, from a 20, the next step down is a 28 and Brennke makes a 5/8oz slug for a 28 bore gun...................and a 28 is a joy for birds too;):thumbup:

Agreed, my comments earlier were towards those of us who hunt for sporting purposes