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What kind of sights do you guys like for trap?
Maybe Glenn Beck and Piers Morgan are both just Fred Savage in different costumes?
Huh?
This is an affront to Geo Metro owners everywhere!
Deal with it.
Shepard Fairey, sticking his nose where it does not belong.
oh wait he started his “career” illegally defacing private property?
criminal background history but hey as long as he made an anti-gun
flyer its fine.
I love the Rifleman. When I go home and visit my parents we always end up watching it. When I was a kid, the show had been off of the air for almost 20 years.
The one thing in older shows is they usually showed people with guns as responsible. Not psychotic criminals.
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A breakdown of turned-in firearms would have been interesting.
great role model, will be sorely missed.
Wished that my LCP had 15 rounds and not only 6+1 but she does her job – though I would never like my civil rights to be limited to a 10 round mag.
Has anyone mentioned that maybe they should have just replaced the barrels?
I live in a hot climate also. What kind of holster do you use for summer time carry? I applaude your actions in protecting your family. I am relegated to a pistol, as my left arm is paralyzed, from having been run down by a raghead cab driver. As a result I carry and depend upon a Colt Commander in .38 Super. Before I get the “..it should only start with a 4 nonsense…” educate yourselves as to what this cartridge is capable of. It was the cartridge of choice by John Dillinger, and the FBI. It was the first handgun cartridge to go through an engine block. It IS what the military should have gone to, instead of the 9mm. But this is all off track.
Jeff W. Did EXACTLY what he should have. He made the proper preperations to protect his family. Now is the perfect time to make converts, and get a plan in place in the event something should happen.
Perhaps I’m in an inflammatory mood. . . but I have a dramatic bent, and appreciate satire; Wouldn’t it be fun to show up to one of these buy backs, in tactical dress, sporting an assault vest, duty sized high end auto in drop holster, tacti-cool AR-15 slung. . . and turn in some broken, worthless guns with the caveat that the money will be spent for more toys to add to the black rifle?
Personally I wouldn’t, but it might make for interesting theater on the news, and perhaps show these buy backs for the ignorance they are.
Carry knives are like carry guns: They should work, work dependably, well, etc.
But you should not be crying like a little girl when (not if) you lose them. I’ve dropped knives that cost $100 and was really annoyed. And when you drop a knife in the middle of the night when you were baling hay in the middle of a 125+ acre pivot, trust me when I say you’ll need some real luck to find it.
I’d be more than annoyed if I dropped a blade that cost me more than a really nice S&W revolver. $100 will get you some very dependable carry knives all day, every day.
And as much as I like damascus steels, the “stepped” edge they have on that knife is really ugly. I can only think that they put that blade into a CNC mill and contoured the bevel with an end mill. A handle of damascus steel might be eye-catching, but I don’t see it as functional, especially since I often have to hold a knife when it’s really cold outside.
Very well said. I agree with you this is important. I see the second amendment protects a right that we already had. Its an alienable or inalienable right that we have for being Americans. The 2nd limits the governments power to infringe on that right. They can not take or amend that right away from us and that they have limited power to touch that right.