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Forget the chain and padlock :down:  :down:  Go Claymore behind the glass :up:  :up:

Gentlemen thanks for all the comment and opinions. As always your wealth of experience and information has been very helpful. I think I will pick up the 22lr this coming weekend. I believe it will make a fine addition to my collection. Will post a range report when I put a few rounds downrange. Thanks again and may everyone have a blessed Easter.

Any volunteers to help me unload these 2 pallets of cci stingers they just delivered to my front door?

not sure if this has been posted   Biden failing as vice president Biden failing as gun expert Biden failing as self defense advisor

don't know about the do it yourself approach but we use cooks pest control. they put the spikes around the house and check them once a quarter. the cost is 200.00 a year. also get the damage guarantee. never had a problem in 24 years with them.

Have been thinking about buying a Henry Rifle for awhile and was at Bass Pro today so checked one out. Looked at the 22LR with the 18 1/4 inch barrel. I must admit it really felt like a fine rifle. I was wondering if anyone could give an opinion on this model. I have done some research on them and it all looks good but would appreciate a hands on view point. If you guys advise they are a wise purchase I think I will get one next weekend. Thanks in advance for your input.

My son has a nano and keeps one in the chamber. Be sure to have a holster that completely covers the trigger and you will be fine.

Wow what if this guy and the Atlanta mall guard get together and open a security firm. Safety taken to new levels!

These were two very lucky boys as this could have turned out much differently. If they were my sons I would advise them to call the police if they feel they were being followed after an incident like this. I do admire the fact they took care of business and had the good sense to leave without unneeded violence. I hope Bradley learned that the tuff guy routine does't work to well on the streets these days. Hopefully the courts will sentence him to classes on anger management and conflict resolution. I'll bet the family finds him a real joy to live with having a temper like that. The thing that bothers me most here is, this is what the liberals are looking for to call for more gun control when it's really an issue of self control.

So if I'm reading this correctly your saying liberals are not your favorite people?

Looks good. How much time does something like this take to do? I would like to try this one one of my guns but don't think I would have the nerves to do it myself.

I carry a glock 19 or 23 in a crossbreed holster. I wear a Gould and Goodrich belt. The belt is available at greens military in donelson. I feel a good belt is the starting point for concealed carry. I find the crossbreed holster to be very comfortable and conceals the gun well. Also if you order the holster from crossbreed you can try for 2 weeks. If you don't like just send it back. Good luck in your quest for the right combination. However don't be surprised if like the rest of us you wide up with a drawer of spare holsters.

This is all about putting the fear of god in the gun owners of New York.

Don't be a hater. It was 'chess' a joke

Thanks for the info.

Great setup. I would like pelican case for my ar15 and remington 700. I can't find any precut to fit. Did this case come precut? If not how did you cut it?

This set "checkmates" any set I own.

Good looking gun

I have been thinking about getting one of these or a 22 revolver. Not sure which way to go yet.

Nice looking collection. Do you have a favorite?

  yes after 7 or 8 rounds your correct :woohoo:     you wont be disappointed.   :pleased:

this is the reason obahma involved the cdc in gun legislation. it will get to the point that nobody is mentally stable enough to own a gun. they will say the very fact a person wants a gun is proof they are mentally unstable. i feel this is the greatest danger to our second amendment.

  thats the beauty of a glock,it shots right out of the box. if i spend the money a 1911 costs i expect it to work out of the box also. i suppose you can get a 1911 to work after doing extensive work to it but thats like buying a cadillac and having to take to a mechanic so you can drive it home.

i bought a s&w e series that did the same thing. sent it back to s&w twice could not get problem resolved. traded it for glock 30 hasn't missed a lick since. i am not a fan of the 1911 platform due to its unreliabilty. if you keep it i would recommend massive amounts of malfunction practice using rear sight on holster,shoe,belt,tabletop,posts,ect. good luck and hope you can get it to work.

  i would recommend the glock 19 over the 26 for one reason, it has a light rail were the 26 does not. if he wants to use the weapon for home defense he may want a weapon mounted light. the 26 does not give this option.