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It's things like this that make me happy I'm a large intimidating looking guy that's also very easy going. I don't start trouble with anyone and I'm big enough that people tend not to start anything with me. On the off chance someone takes offense to something I've done, there's nothing like...

I wonder how long this will last before it's locked.

Having been in the near vicinity of gunfire a few times, I can safely say I will first drop behind cover and then get out of dodge as fast as possible. I'm not a hero, I'm not a cop, a call to 911 is all I feel capable of offering in that sort of situation.

The worst gun safety infractions I see are on the trap/skeet ranges.

No. Traveling to foreign countries and experiencing different cultures are some of the things I enjoy most about life. Seeing places like the Great Wall, the Parthenon, the Sistine Chapel, and the Great Barrier Reef are worth not carrying.

My bedside gun is a Springfield XD. I use the cheap holster that came with it with the tension screws unscrewed almost all the way. I can easily flick the holster off with my trigger finger if I need to.

If the alarm goes off, I stop, look towards and the nearest employee and hold up my bag. Every time I've done that they have always waved me off and I went on my way. If they were to ask, I'd show them my receipt and hold open my bag for them but I would not hand over anything to them. And...

It's a common setup for 3-gunners who compete in the open division.

I'm not sure on the laws in Canada but this sentence, "I do not have a safety course and I do not have a license," from the first message seems like he is trying to set up you for knowingly providing firearms to someone who isn't able to legally acquire one.

I can handle very minor imperfections but the only substantial ones I want on my guns should come from myself.

"Ammo with Flavor" Fantastic slogan. If I hunted, I'd buy some.

I keep my pistol in a holster that has it's tension so loose that it will come off if I gently nudge it or even just bring up the pistol quickly. I'm usually at least mildly disoriented for the first few moments after waking up, so if I heard something and grabbed for my pistol, I'd like to...

Yeah, I was in NYC 2 days ago visiting my brother and they had many "3.5 years mandatory for an illegal handgun" posters up all over the subway. I'm unsure if it's just a scare tactic or if they actually do seek out that penalty for every case, but regardless, your friend needs a good lawyer.

The only deal I ever see at Gander Mountain are Mosin-Nagants for less than $100. It's still a bit more expensive than you can find online but as these already have the cosmoline cleaned off, I think that's worth the extra $20-30.

California is a huge market. It is the most populous state in the US and if it were a separate country, it'd have the 8th largest economy in the world.

Here's the affidavit if anyone cares to read it: http://alt.coxnewsweb.com/ajc/pdf/tidocuments/complaintaffidavit.pdf I've read it and if the information contained within it is true, T.I. will be going away for a long time.

I've actually met the DA Tom Eagon several times and I found him to be a completely reasonable and levelheaded man. It looks like this case bears that out.

Here is some pure speculation bordering on irresponsibility: considering Crandon is a very small town, it isn't beyond the realm of possibility that some of the responding police officers might know or even be related to the victims. Whether this may have contributed to the three bullets to...

If you're willing to spend $1500, get a .22 (I prefer the Ruger MkIII or the Browning Buckmark), whatever pistol fits your hand the best and then spend the rest of ammo. I'd suggest a 9mm for your first centerfire pistol because the ammo is a lot cheaper and thus you can practice more. So I...