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"The experiment has been tried. The casualties have been counted. California’s new ammunition background check law misfires and the Second Amendment rights of California citizens have been gravely injured." - Roger T. Benitez United States District Judge...

"The experiment has been tried. The casualties have been counted. California’s new ammunition background check law misfires and the Second Amendment rights of California citizens have been gravely injured." - Roger T. Benitez United States District Judge...

Springfield 911 in .380 ACP was my last purchase, it lives in my front pocket now.

It wouldn't hurt to have a back up in your vehicle.

It looks like a good start. I agree with starting starting off dry tumbling with corncob media instead of the steel pins.

Mine was a Colt Single Action .22 commemorative for $240.

For me it would be a Colt Python 6" Nickel finish. I made good money on it but I wish that I wouldn't have sold it.

Nice find! Looks like I need to start hitting up Pawn Shops.

A Barrett 50 BMG for me. Maybe someday.....

I'm excited to get my hands on one and try it out!

Nice! It look like you're well prepared for anything the day might throw at you.

I agree that you're bolted down safe should be enough. If you get robbed they will likely go for the easy stuff that they can grab and go. Someone would have to know what you had in the safe and really really want it to go through the trouble and risk of getting in it and not getting caught.

Like Hasaf said they aren't much to look at but i've talked to a bunch of people who are happy with their Hi-Point Carbine. You'll like the price on it.

I hate that people have to be like that! I've had people intentionally screw up my hunts before. It's aggravating to say the least.

That sounds more like an ammo malfunction to me.

I love to shoot. For a few years I collected Colt Revolvers but found it too difficult to spend so much money on guns that I couldn't/ wouldn't shoot. More recently I have been enjoying shooting more lever action rifles and single action revolvers. I still very much enjoy my semi-auto pistols...

I'm thankful for the right to be able to open carry. That being said I never do. When you open carry I feel like you put a target on your back for potential criminals. If a criminal is determined to commit a crime and they see that you are armed i'm sure they'll look to eliminate you as a threat...

I agree that it's Buck Fever. He'll just have to learn to calm himself before taking the shot.

That's insane! Some people blow my mind.

You gotta do what you gotta do. Hopefully in the end you'll be able to keep it. It sounds like you love everything about it.