Smith & Wesson Addiction

[Ernest.T.Bass]

I am their father. I am responsible for their safety.

[Mad_Squirrell]

Why are you uncomfortable with pics of his daughters holding a gun .I was 4 the first time I shot a pistol and have been taught firearm safety ever since I could remember .

My son was also 4 the first time I let him shoot a pistol . and he is one of the most responsible handlers of a firearm you will ever meet (hes 8 now BTW). He is real quick to point out to someone if they do not handle a gun safely in his presence . Education early is the key to safe behavior . It also makes me comfortable to know that he knows the ins and outs of a firearm and respects what it can do rather than him not know and do something stupid later when no one is looking .

[Mad_Squirrell]

Sweet collection you have there Ernest !!! maybe you need another wheel gun to round out the collection like one of these

Edited April 28, 2010 by Mad_Squirrell

[Tempest455]

My 401K has been doing so well. I might as well buy guns instead of throwing it at the stock market.

Might as well. They are going to find a way to get (tax or limit) some of that as well in the not to distant future.

[Magiccarpetrides]

With your gun addiction you could always buy some OLN (winchester) stock....its been doing pretty good as of late....and the dividend is always there even if the stock takes a hit. (it did pull back a bit yesterday on guidance even though they killed earnings)