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Irrational fear of inanimate objects... I don't fear inanimate objects. I do, however, fear some of the people who use them.

You can and should be aware without making eye contact. If you choose to make eye contact you better do it with confidence, and be prepared to back it up. Evil doers, while not always intellectually high on the totem pole, seem to have an innate ability to sense weakness, and attack immediately...

Kharn-surely you're not implying that you sleep with your guns, instead of wimmin', are you? :D

Oleg-when you receive this gigantic windfall does this mean dinner is on you next time? :D

I don't think I want to be at the same range as her.:D

.223 or 5.56 and why?

Now that the AWB doesn't exist-at least for now-you've decided you're gonna go for the AR style rifle-with all the politically incorrect trimmings. But there's a lot of manufacturers out there that make a good product. Who do you go with-and why?

It's not dangerous to use the term. It is however, dangerous to use the actual guns.:neener:

OEF_Vet is right-perhaps you could say you were from Southern Pa.-and also say ya'll every once in awhile. Seriously-Tennnessee is now officially the state with the lowest taxes in the country-bar none. And we have NO state income tax. The crime rate is low, we have 4 true seasons, the cost of...

ESS-your remarks are at best elitist. I'll bet you're the one that was always raising his hand in class to tell on his misbehaving classmates. :neener:

The thing that struck me-and does so every time I see this happen in the movies or on TV is how guns are fired multiple times in enclosed environments without so much as a ringing ear. I am amazed every time they fire from inside a car or in a very small room or hallway. I guess it's too much to...

I agree with Buy Guns. What are you, The Imelda Marcos of the gun world?:neener: Post pics-let's see that stash you're braggin' about!:D By the way, the answer as to why is simple:because we can, and because we should. Besides, if we don't buy those guns, somebody else will-can't risk letting...

Where's a good place to purchase the Spyderco Sharpmaker? Is it a common, locally available item or best bought on the net?

1911Tuner-that kid from North Carolina that stole your Vette wasn't by chance Steve Smith, "male modelrator" was it?:neener:

Deer, coyotes, whatever...I've never understood how they reproduce when they're dead.:banghead:

"Honey-I didn't really mean it. Now put that gun down before somebody gets hurt.":D

At some point you have to draw the line and stop being paranoid or afraid of being "outed" as a gun owner. If it's not the stigma of being one it's the paranoia over having one. You worry-they win. As long as your guns are safe and properly secured, legal, and you're in compliance with the law...

Get dessicant packs as well and check them regularly. They are cheap extra insurance. If they get "tight" then the dry rod is not working or you have an electrical problem. Get the safe up off the ground as high as reasonable-you may get a little more snow than usual. Why buy 100# of shot or...

Sorry I didn't notice where you are from-humidity doesn't exist in most parts of Utah.:neener:

TheOtherOne-it's gonna take a serious pro with a lot of time to get in either of these safes. For most people the Defender is all the safe you need. The chances of a serious fire lasting longer than 50 minutes is slim. It took 5 people to help install my Defender properly-and it ain't going...