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My understanding is in SC, you are required to inform. Folks need to know the laws before they decide to carry, open or concealed. Even if not required, it is only being courteous to the officer to inform him about your intentions of a gun on your dash. Way too many suggestions given here...

Here's a follow up from Outdoor Life...........False suggestive article

Didn't say it was impossible. I said this..... ...even in his OP, the Author said he hit, ....I have to doubt that was exactly where he was aiming, but I may be wrong. Some folks are great natural shooters with a handgun, but even then, having a good rest with a handgun, is still the most...

Deer crossing signs not only refer to a specific trail crossing the roadway, but an area of high deer density. Someone else has already done your homework.

No reason to.

^^^Yep. But....we haven't had a good open carry bashing for almost a week. :rofl: I myself favor shoulder holsters when I open carry(and apparently living dangerously).;)

I never got the velocity numbers from Lil' Gun that made it difficult to walk away from. Problem was, once I got to the higher end of the velocity spectrum with Lil Gun, accuracy went downhill. Thus, when I heard of the excessive erosion problems, combined with the excessive heat I experienced...

Trying to make a killing shot on a boiler room as small as a hog, at 75 yards, with a handgun, is not going to happen, for most if us, unless you are resting the gun on some form of rigid support. Same goes for any handgun you use for deer, at any range. I have not used a long gun for deer in...

....same here. Always believed the statement...."Discretion is the better part of valor". While I have no problem showing my gun friendly folks, with tight lips, my firearms, if I don't know how they stand, I don't feel the need. ....again, same here. Having witnessed how burglars tear apart...

IMHO, probably the real targets of this legislation. Because in reality, it's about the only viable target. In my state, only FTF firearm transactions between non-dealers, are legal without a BGC and a 4473, with what constitutes being a "dealer", being quite vague. Coupla folks I know of here...

Hornady says 15.0 min to 17.7 max under its 300 gr XTP, in their Ruger and TC section. I personally don't use Lil' Gun in any revolver anymore, but that is just me.

These are things most folks don't know. Many of today's gun owners didn't own guns when Reagan was President, or may not have even been born yet. Some just have short memories. Politicians ride an agenda/platform many times that does not reflect what is best for America, but what is best for...

What I have seen around here for small "Mom and Pop" dealers is that they have closed because they cannot sell guns for what the bigger retailers do. They don't have the volume for buying and because they don't have the volume when selling, they have to make a bigger profit on each item. This...

IMHO, what material is used, is not as important as the quality of the material being used or the quality of the assembly of the parts. Quality stamped parts will perform better than poorly machined parts.

.... most any firearm is better than just a rock. Folks have been using whatever they had, for as long as there have been firearms and a need to defend themselves.

I guessin' if the OP's wife wants a list, she knows for sure he has guns. Never understood the philosophy of "hiding" things from your spouse. Even tho my wife is not a gun person, she sees what I shoot at our personal range, and she sees what I carry out the door to take hunting. She is quick...

Game Hauler on the Ranger, on a drop hitch so I can just roll 'em on........... .

....kinda my response to my friend. Yet, even tho he is not a gun person, he tried to imply this was the best thing to happen to 1911s since extended beavertails. I told him that pulling your SD gun means you have already intend to use deadly force to eliminate a real threat that could result in...

I think....and this is only my opinion, but in CWD areas where feeding/baiting is banned, it has to do with the feed/bait being placed in a very small area(as in bait "pile") and so the deer congregate in a very small area and thus are more susceptible to being exposed. Also, I think it would...

In Wisconsin, a bird feeder is only legal when(and I quote the regs), ....check your local regs.