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My fifteen year old daughter has been loving pink guns and accessories since she was 5.

For years now my daughter has been wanting a Smith & Wesson M & P with a pink backstrap like Julie Golob's. I was recently able to acquire a normal one for her that I will give her on her next birthday. Today I called Smith & Wesson to buy a backstrap for it that I would have Duracoated. I was...

This is my goal: .22 LR 10,000 9mm Luger 2,000 .45 ACP 1,000 .223/5.56mm 2,000 7.62X54R 1,000 30/30 200 12 Gauge Clay 1,000 12 Guage Bird 200 12 Guage Turkey 50 12 Guage Duck 200 12 Guage 00 Buck 50 12 Guage Slug 10

Henschman, we used PSA parts mostly, but added the Magpul stuff.

By the time my daughter was about four and a half she had been allowed, under close supervision, to touch some of my guns (I wanted no mystery there.), she had toy guns, and she was already learning the four safety rules. One day my family was sitting at the dinner table talking about guns. My...

Thanks, Wally. I will gave it a shot, and the second method worked perfectly. I need to go get some Loc-Tite now. I am really grateful.

I bought a Redhead Pursuit Deluxe Red Dot Scope from Bass Pro several years ago. It was very inexpensive, but I thought I would try it. It a few drawbacks, but it has turned out to be a great little scope for plinking with a 10/22. The only real problem I have is that over time the brightness...

Check out this very cool art poster of iconic movie guns. I heard about it on the Gun Nation Podcast. It is done by an Irish girl named Cathryn Lavery. She also has a Filmography of Cars, one of planes, and is doing one on motorcycles. If I ever have a Man Cave, I want to put these posters in...

Potatohead. I really want to talk some smack, tell you how wrong you are, tell you how bad the third Saturday in October will be for everyone from Alabama, but...I got nothing. It's going to be another tough year to bleed orange. Hey, at least we are undefeated so far (Don't look at who we have...

Thanks for the laugh, 4th. Why is this a problem? Isn't this true of concealed carry too. But I also think in the function of a trunk gun, if stored in a Pelican case like the video demonstrates (with a tool sticker), this offers a certain sense of camouflage. No one pays attention to it...

All one needs at a gun show is guns, ammo, gun accessories, and beef jerky. Oh and Cold Steel katana machetes. And blowguns. And really cheap knives. And the dude with the hand-made tomahawks. And para-chord, lots of para-chord. And jewelry making supplies?

My XDm mag release can be stiff with a full mag, but not horribly so.

I have owned 4, now just two as I traded two of them for other XDs. I love both my XDm9 and my XDs .45. Both have served me very well.

I am not a big fan of shoulder holsters for a number of reasons, but I would think keeping the wait of a firearm off your hip might be a good plan.

I use one piece carbon fiber rods for my rifles.

I lean heavily right. I usually disagree with self proclaimed liberals, often vehemently. However, equating liberal and anti-gun is a serious PR mistake. No, pro-gun liberals will probably not vote in a way I feel supports the 2A, but they may well support pro-gun organizations financially...

This has become one of the most enjoyable treads I have read in a while.

Tirod, I think it was Clint Smith that said something like the purpose of a handgun is to fight your way to a rifle. I know this is a little cliche-like, but that statement occurred to me when I saw this video. I think this could function well as a trunk gun. Compact and if kept in a pelican...

That is a great collection of images, Dr. Mark. Your board?

What would be the disadvantages?