coldsolderjoint

One step off my property and you're there. between the turkeys and the physc's.. I dont know if thats good or bad

Glock 20 Xd 45

If I need 1200 rounds to defend my house at any one point.. I've done something horribly horribly wrong.

You could sell your socks to buy a scope for it.

When the zombies come, I'm going to grab my hammer.

Yes to both. In NY State (Not the city), rifles or shotguns only.

Shoot that muzzleloader, youll be a convert :-P

Its a ruger factory international stock. Theres a few with the grey laminate on gunbroker, and theres a few of the older blued type, but the stainless with international seems to be on the rarer side. That was the first gun I purchased. I wasn't digging the full length stock at first, but now I love it.

Here's a couple more:

I could keep my hammer in the picture frame :-D

Probably not at Denny's. Like me. You also won't read about me saving the day at Red Lobster, Pizza Hut, or Cluck-U Chicken. Not that I walk around in Save the Day mode anyway. Florida has less than half the rate of CC that Pennsylvania does anyway. what else is there in florida besides dennys or steak and shake? :| I agree with the robbing part I guess.. but locking me in the cooler is a line I would say is threatening me.

LOL thats the safe where you keep the hammer?

I think only when hunting when properly licensed and in season.

I just hope he doesn't have a hammer. I know I'm taking a pretty big chance.. but better be safe than sorry.

Every time I've seen an unmarked car pull someone over, the officer is always in full uniform. (With the exception of Perth amboy, but the marked car is only a few seconds behind from what I observed). I'd think that for most of us, it would be relatively simple to figure out if the guy is a real cop or not.

COULD!? :evil: SHOULD be shot shot then treated like debris

I think it will be alright as long as I don't put pictures of me at the range on it. Need some girly flower pictures or something.

I've been thinking about buying one of these, seems like the perfect way to have access to my shotgun to back up my handgun. I want to be extra careful with all these home invasions going on. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/c ... ecid=EX20E

It will fit in a brown paper lunch bag if that's what you are asking :-D

Depending on the layout of your home, you could get a visual through the peephole or a window, and call 911 and ask if they are real cops. In my experience, around here at least, cops are well uniformed and very distinctive. They also don't make house calls in unmarked cars. At least not the first ones on scene, the detectives come later. Of course, this might not be so apparent to someone who doesn't pay attention to details. I'm going out on a limb here, but probably not many of us have a $9k watch sitting in our houses. Different kind of person I would guess. The "police radio" could have just been a scanner as well. Even if it was a real radio, they can be bought on ebay for pretty cheap. Getting it to transmit and receive properly would be the hard part, but even if it was programed for a different town, it could probably fool a lot of people. It's all Monday morning quarterbacking.. but it was probably just a stupid split second mistake on his part to open the door.

AFAIK, pilots could apply to a federal program at their own expense, go through the training (again covering all their own expenses), and be f**ked around with (Could be dropped from the program with no reason without notice (kind of like the no-fly list in reverse)). Then, if they complete training, they are considered a law enforcement official within the confines of the tiny cockpit while on duty. The regulations (last I heard) are ridiculous. They used to have heavy steel lock boxes which the pistol had to be transported in, but those proved to be too big for the cockpits of today's planes. They came up with a holster that has a slot cut into the trigger guard area for a padlock (Yes, they are actually required to put something in the trigger guard of a loaded gun - thats how the united pilot shot a hole into the panel on landing). So, once the cockpit door is sealed, they have to take the lock out of the gun, and put it on their belt. (try it in your car, but less room).. then.. if they have to take a piss or something, it has to come off their belt and be locked up again before the door is open. They have no law enforcement powers outside of their tiny cockpit, and all this BS at their own expense. (They don't make that much until your an old timer - if your lucky enough to stick around for that long). It's really not worth it in my opinion. My opinion- If they are to be treated as law while on duty.. let them load the gun and put it on at the hotel, and don't touch it until 1. need to blow alqueda away (because drawing and getting an accurate shot off over your shoulder while also trying to maintain control of the plane is an easy thing to do) or 2. get to next hotel room. That's what regular cops do.

I hardly ever return home with more than a mag or two of ammo.

Are you an OBRPC member? Because I am, and beg to differ on this point.

The 18" barrel length is required but the overall length of 26" doesn't apply to pump shotguns correct? Only for semi-auto shotguns? I may be wrong.. Its a federal law. Applies to all shotguns. I used a copper tubing cutter when I cut my barrel down. But that was of course a non-ribbed barrel.

Yeah... Blame the Victims