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I know this was discussed prior to the forum changes, but I haven't been able to locate the information. I have a UT non resident CCW that I used to use in CO prior to the change in permit recognition earlier this year. I have now relocated to CO. I believe that there was a 6 month window...

Coming to the USA from England, many years ago, I first noticed that there weren't centuries of accumulated cruft on the law books. Then I noticed that this was being addressed by a continual flood of new laws - "No you fools" I cried; I knew how this ended up. Here in CA, my typical response...

I rarely travel extensively without the family with me. I have the guide to firearms laws in my vehicle and consult it each time I cross the state line to be in compliance, stowing or un-stowing accordingly. My question is, if an officer stops us, and asks "mind if I take a look in your...

I was at the gun store last night and went to buy some .357 for target practise. The guy tells me I can't use the regular lead bullets in ranges any more, and I'll need .38 instead. I had noticed the last few boxes I bought were all copper plated bullets, and that there was some sign at the...

As a CA resident, I have used my out of state UT CCW to carry in Colorado. This is now not possible during my trips there, and I'm left with open carry while I figure out a new permit setup. I like open carry, and have done so in "rural" parts of CO, but I'm looking for something more...

I'm interested in others opinions on what a list of 10 historically significant "pre-cartridge" firearms would consist of. For me, as an ex-Brit, I think blunderbuss and flintlock would have to be in there, but I also believe a "Kentucky rifle" would need to be in included. If you were to...

I was looking for a single six, and bought one just recently. I don't have any other Ruger revolvers, but wanted a single action. The counter guy mentioned something along the lines of how the new ones didn't need to be half cocked to load them, reverse indexing perhaps? Anyway, bottom line...

Yesterday I was practising with my air pistol, in the garage. I've been trying to get used to having both eyes open, instead of just one. I am focussing on my front sight, then letting the blurry rear sights come into alignment. After that I make sure my target is like a sun rising over the...