Ronald_55

Something a man never wants to see from this angle. What is all the other stuff set up around them?

One addendum: do you guys mostly leave ammo factory boxed or store loose in cans?

Loading up for a night on the town...or at least how I would imagine it if I ever got out

One way is to not put a brace on it. Any lower built as a pistol first is a legal pistol, though few say pistol on them. I thought of having a lower inscribed like people have serial numbers put on stuff.

Found another option for a gun hide Gun safe couch that is bullet proofed. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2395483/The-world-s-bullet-proof-COUCH--6-700-CouchBunker-stop-44-Magnum-bullet-store-30-guns-inside.html

Nope, you are confusing .22lr and .223.

That is why we should help Darwin out and thin them out some. Plus it is good for the soil....

It just sets you a goal to shoot for.

It has been forever since I counted my .22lr. When things were hard to find I bought thousands of rounds every time I saw it at a decent price. As luck would have it, I bought a Model 60 a while before all of it went away. I was buying 500 thunderbolt a few times a week to stock up. I found one of those 1400 round Golden bullet buckets a while back at pre-panic prices. I think I have enough to get the job done. I think Bersaguy knows from experience that I hoard lots of ammo. Lol

You can't shoot a trespasser.....unless no one finds out. At least that was the rule where I grew up.

I think .22's have a good place and can be used effectively by experienced users. 2 places they suffer are reloadability (I know there is a kit, still not 100% viable) and inexperienced use. Inexperienced or light recreational shooters lack the experience to make the fatal shots. Given a larger caliber/more powerful round they can make fatal shots with less precision. This is important in either feeding you or fending off bad guys. I too have seen big game taken with the .22 and even seen long barrel pistols being used. It just requires skill and practice.

And fitting he has double dogs too

So am I covered if I stencil this in purple?

Just finds from Google, so no idea if tgey are good. Kydex, just in case. http://clevelandkydex.com/cold-steel-c-28_3_15/cold-steel-trailmaster-sheath-p-111.html Leather http://www.savagesheaths.com/Styles/coldsteel.htm

Yeah at this point being able to buy ARs on sale for $369 sometimes makes it a no brainer.

This also goes to prove the opposite thing though. Don't have your home defense shotgun loaded with birdshot or you might end up being the guy who gets shot. This could have been very different if the thugs had had 00 buck. I know a bunch of people that claim birdshot will be just fine.

Is the right side gun a Browning? The left one looks almost lever action.

Heck of as way to hang up your "catch" for the day. Lol

Then you can take your frustration out on them with a sledge. LoL Are you doing a color mix-in or something?

Did she pin him up against another car?

If the book stopped the 50 cal or not, I am not sure I want the impact the book would make to my chest. It would be possible to stop your heart if you had any kind of irregularity. This case makes me wonder if he really wanted to commit suicide but figured the accidental death would still get his family the life insurance. And probably never considered charges being filed against her. I might be a conspiracy theorist sometimes though.

Interesting. If they could get this to do a wide range of calibers like the UpLULA models we all would be set.

The big issue is that so many places repackaged 22 to gouge people when it was In short supply. That really left a bad taste in a lot of people's mouth. There are still some places trying to unload the inventory they bought up at the previous prices.

Man my eyes are really going....lol

Ringnecks on a 50's Caddy?