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My take on the quote is that it wasn't a security guard or law enforcement that returned fire. YMMV The guy had to be a lunatic to start shooting in a gun shop. Every gun store I've been to has employees that are armed to the teeth and appear to be generally well trained. Some every allow...

That's the way I'm leaning right now.

Is an AR upper considered a firearm these days?

I'm thinking I will probably ship the hi-cap mags and AR lower, and travel with the rest of the stuff. No ammo--I'll buy that up north. I disagree that if caught I will be going to jail. It might be a legal hassle, but I would be within the law. I think. Lol.

We are lucky enough to live in the south while having a cabin in Vermont where we spend summers. The last couple summers, I've been traveling over to NH to take some courses at the Sig Sauer Academy. Mostly I have used their equipment, but now I would like to do some more advanced training with...

I recently moved from NH to SC. I have a valid resident's CCW permit from NH, and am thinking about getting on in SC. First, since I am no longer a resident of NH, I am wondering if my NH permit is still valid in states that honor a NH resident's permit. This is fairly important issue, because...

My 2000sk is my primary CCW gun. It also plays a well defined role in HD, but it isn't the first option when things go bump in the night.

I've got a SpecOps on my 590SP and it fits perfectly. It was really easy to install (you do need the right wrench). It is ugly as sin but shoots like a dream. A great product.

Because then you get a bunch of knot-heads capturing the things, breaking their wings and then wanting to get them mounted. I'm NOT saying that's what happened here, only that that's why there may be a law against it.

10. 90% of the people who "make" you won't say a thing to you about it.

Very helpful, thanks for posting it.

I have some SD ammo for each of my guns, then I keep 500-1500 rounds of practice ammo (a little less practice ammo for my shotty). I can't see any reason to keep more than that.

Hindsight is 20/20. I think he did pretty well given the circumstances. The family survived pretty well, although one of the girls may have to have a toe amputated. I think toward the end they were getting desperate. It's hard to know whether snow is going to continue to melt, or whether...

From AR15.com: "Note on Pre- vs. Post-Ban Rifles: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT A LOWER RECEIVER WITH SERIAL NUMBER WHICH DENOTES MANUFACTURING PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1994 DOES NOT NECESSARILY PERMIT YOU TO LEGALLY BUILD A RIFLE WITH PRE-BAN FEATURES! A LOWER RECEIVER MUST HAVE BEEN...

I know many people are stocking up on lowers. But (assuming current rifles will be grandfathered in any new AWB) I thought you had to have a complete rifle rather than just a lower in order to be grandfathered.

I really don't get hassled at the range, either. Everyone is generally very nice.

Anti-gun people are those who don't want others to own guns. Everyone else is pro-gun to some degree. I own several guns, but gun issues aren't at the top of my political agenda.

I understand about the mag, and the miniscule difference between the 20" and the 18.5" barrels. Now, I'm still trying to find out if Mossy makes an 18.5" barrel for the 590. :)

I have a Mossberg 590SP. It has a 20" barrel, and I was wondering about replacing the barrel with a shorter (18.5") one. I called Mossberg and was told they don't make 18.5" barrels. I found this a little puzzling, because they've got a bunch of 18.5" barrels listed on their web site. I tried to...

You mean like Mossberg?