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Asked by the OP: BTW, does anyone carry at work, even though your company forbids it? Thanks for reading. Arcticfox I carry at work every day, and I own the company. My employees have the option to be armed if they desire. The same applies where my son works. It's not uncommon to see a...

The Alaskan asked "Who would break into an outhouse?" That's easy. A crap addict.

PlayStation.

Quote: The teenager was using a .45, so my assumption is that the car was parked behind the criminal and it caught some of the rounds that exited the closed door. Are you suggesting only .45 rounds are capable of over-penetration? No. so if you're looking for an argument you can move...

The teenager was using a .45, so my assumption is that the car was parked behind the criminal and it caught some of the rounds that exited the closed door.

No friends lost here either. I do have a brother who lives on the left coast and he seems a bit bothered by the concept of "regular" people being able to own guns. In his culture a cell phone is the self defense weapon of choice, with a hot cup of Starbucks as back-up..

I know a couple of guys who live in Sandy Hook, so I know about the general sentiments in Ct. I'll leave it at that. Again, good luck to you.

I hope you follow through. So often I see where guys say they are going to do it and back out. Dog got sick, couldn't find my shoes, house door was stuck, etc. Good luck and get pictures!

I don't have a varied .357 selection to brag about. But when I did get one, I picked a good one. I chose a Dan Wesson 15-2VH in 6", Monson made.

Outstanding! That site has information I've needed. Thank you for the link.

I just want to get back the ten minutes I wasted.

Mid 50's with a reworked S&W 642.

35% to 65% "Allowed" is the key word to the anti's. They obviously don't think adults should be "allowed" because these kids are the next generation of gun owners. Which could mean they don't grow up as voting Democrats.

"Now we have new neighbors from the Netherlands. The teenage sons are in town visiting (they live back home with the ex-wife) so I took them and their father shooting last week. They liked it so much that we're going back Friday afternoon right before they head to the airport." Keep in mind...

I fall into the "Other : (specify)" category with another vote for the popular Dan Wesson. Make mine a VH-15 Monson.

I have a 101 year old Steven's 12 ga. that belonged to my grandfather's brother (my great uncle). He died about 60 years ago and it was passed to me 30+ years ago and has been fired twice since. It helped feed his family and shows wear, but that is what gives it character. My grandfather...

In the 90's my father suddenly threatened my mother's life. As a result, he was committed/hospitalized for a brief time and diagnosed with two forms of mental illness. Because of his refusal of treatment and worsening condition my mother had to move away. I had to remove all of his firearms...

"Concealed means concealed." "I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six." When I see those statements I figure the poster really had nothing substantial to add to the topic, but could not resist spouting one of those gems to increase the personal post count.

Mine is on me every day, from the time I get up until I call it a day 16-18 hours later. I know at least four people who have taken and passed the required 8 hour course, but won't follow through with the final application process. All of them are proficient with a hand gun. Two of those told...

I bought one very nice looking used revolver that ended up needing work. The second time I took it out I was having light strikes, so I ordered a set of Wolff springs and had my 'smith go into it. Even with repairs, I'm ahead $150-$200 on it because I bought it at a good price.