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You got one wrong!:) Bees and trees are both alive Seriously. That was the answer. You might get a permit, but you're clearly not "intellectually superior":p

Hope you all get a chuckle out of this (although it's true, not a joke). My father-in-law has lived in Peru for years and years, and he recently had to get his carry permit renewed. A person is required to undergo a "psychological exam" for this purpose. Here are the three questions that...

---threadjacking in progress--- What does that mean? And which states are they?

Game Over Your Score: 580 Average reaction time: Black Armed:783.12ms Black Unarmed:840.12ms White Armed:782.24ms White Unarmed:784.8ms I read a book about SEALS or Delta or something and they say "when trying to assess threats, always look at the hands..." It's true. I only...

I hope this doesn't turn into another "Glock vs. Sig" thread... I know they're both quality, sturdy, everlasting pistols with varying aesthetic qualities and in the long run I couldn't go wrong with either one, so feel free to skip this if you only have that to say.... However, I've been...

I think this kind of sums it up. Thanks for the input. I'd never even heard of .45AR. But then again, I don't reload, so I'm in the dark about a lot of things when it comes to ammunition.

How very pithy.... I'm buying these as heirlooms, smarty-pants.

Phil, Were the Remington and the Uberti both N.I.B. when you bought them? Did they come witht the .45ACP cylinder? Or did you buy one after-market? Thanks, Pants

Moon clips wouldn't be an issue. The Ruger Blackhawk Convertible would solve the dilemma by offering cylinders for BOTH calibers, but aesthetically I can't stand that big giant front sight. I know they're handy, but they detract from the classic lines of the SAA clones. In a perfect...

This question will require a speculative answer, I guess. A hundred years from now, which caliber will be more widely available: .45 Colt or .45 ACP? I assume that since .45 ACP is more common today, it probably will be in the future. Or to put it another way, if ammo were scarce for...

I serve loud-mouth soup.

The problem is a contextual one. In the context of the way back machine, this is indeed a minor hassle. In the context of the assertion of rights, it is horrendous. We have the right to speak (mostly), travel freely (mostly), buy and sell what we like (mostly), worship (almost) any way we...

Wayne, You're right, it's not that high a price to pay for educating the police. That's assuming of course, that something like this never happens to any one else ever again. In that case it could be argued that it was "worth the hassle" for this particular citizen Parenthetically, can...

Yes, thank you for clarifying.

Wait a minute... wait just a darn minute here. Tom and Katie's marriage WILL last, and on that question, sir, there can be NO ARGUMENT!!!

For anybody in the Buckeye State who doesn't already know this, here's a decent article about open carry: http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2008/03/30/guns.ART_ART_03-30-08_A1_QQ9PC2U.html?sid=101 While I understand that police have a duty to protect all citizens...

That's a fair point, and probably one about which you are not alone in wondering. I thought about it myself, in fact. Maybe this will help to see it from my perspective. The message that would be included in the hand-me-down collection: "Dear sons and daughters, These guns are...

Thanks to all who offered advice. My final decisions (I think): 1) Remington Model Seven MS in .308 2) Marlin Model 60 .22lr 3) Remington 870 Express 12ga 4) Stoeger Uplander 12ga 5) Uberti Cattleman .45lc (with .45acp cylinder from VTI GunParts)

Get a purple Crown Royal bag and just drop your spare change in it. When it's full, it's $400 dollars (without pennies). I'm a bartender so I get lots of coins on a daily basis. Usually takes about 4 months to fill it up. The average person maybe twice as long, but it's money you never...