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I have a 9mm on my belt and a 44Mag in the driver side door. I'm good.

LOL....I'll edit that Guess I cant? Oh well.....The image is burned into my brain. I'll pour some Amsoil Engine Flush in my ear and see if that'll work.

Yes....I gave up on gun shows long ago. Internet killed them. But I do like to go and walk all the isles and look at everything (everybody). $600 Mosin Nagants. $80 bricks of Aguilla .22LR. So this morning I went to the San Antonio Gun Show. They have it once a month but I only go once a year...

Originally Posted By: Merkava_4 The buckshot is very difficult for a surgeon to remove. I want to shoot the guy in the leg with one bullet that will stay in his leg. I just want to immobilize the person and not cause any fatal injuries. Can we forget about the shotgun ? I train center mass and...

Depending on your recoil tolerance situation and your ability to follow up quickly....yes I would go with a 12 gauge with buckshot. You may also take a look at DRT Terminal Shock or frangible handgun ammo.

Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix Originally Posted By: hatt Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix https://thefiringline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4504447&postcount=2 Forums are notorious for bad info. Yes, I know ... and I posted those two links because there was some conflicting information about...

Originally Posted By: Robenstein Originally Posted By: TheOnlySarge Originally Posted By: FirstNissan Hi I am interested and getting a shotgun to add to my home defense gear. I am on the smaller side at five foot seven and 150 pounds so I'm looking towards a 20 gauge. I was wondering if a pistol...

Originally Posted By: FirstNissan Hi I am interested and getting a shotgun to add to my home defense gear. I am on the smaller side at five foot seven and 150 pounds so I'm looking towards a 20 gauge. I was wondering if a pistol grip would be a feasible choice or if the recoil would be too much...

Slippery Slope here guys. Feds or States Rights? Many states have passed so called nullification laws. Basically saying any firearm manufactured and sold within that States Border does not fall under any Fed Law. Nullification is a tough road per the Supreme Court. States tried it in the 50's...

Big time scammers. Once I had over 6 cars on their service. Now I have none and everybody listens to free Pandora.

Originally Posted By: billt460 Originally Posted By: TheOnlySarge In Texas if I sell a gun to a felon, having no knowledge he is a felon, he broke the law. Not me. Private sales of a firearm in Texas require my best effort to: Determine the other party is of legal age Not a felon Not a gang...

Originally Posted By: billt460 Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix There was just an incident in my area of a guy that was shot by the police because he was trying to get his gun out of the storage compartment in his car door as the police approached his vehicle. They shot and killed him. Then later...

Originally Posted By: billt460 Originally Posted By: hatt Look like that FFL hasn't done much for your knowledge in this area. I'm not going to play word games with you. As I told you, I've held a Class 1 FFL for over 15 years. And in that time I've personally dealt with the ATF many times...

All my guns were lost in a terrible boating accident.

Been using Schaeffer’s for a long time here. Started out as they sponsored one of my cars. Or should I say one of the local reps did. By the way...Schaeffer has always been a big time sponsor of dirt track racing etc. Baja whathaveyou. Through all the Royal Purple, Amsoil, Mobil1, RedLine...

Man this is old news for sure! Simple drill press and X-Y vise is all I have and I make them for myself. Been legal for many years. And Merkava what is this registration you speak of? Never registered a gun in my life. FFL does the form 4473 (background check) and that info is deleted by the FBI...

The most important difference between .223 and 5.56 chambers is the length of the throat (or leade) for each chamber. More specifically, the leade is located at the mouth of the barrel before the rifling occurs. Comparing the NATO and SAAMI regulations, the leade for 5.56 chambers is nearly...

I am armed to the teeth. I train weekly. I live outside any city limits. My "home defense weapon" is a 1911. I have had for years and it is an extension of my arm.It resides on my nightstand unless the Grandkids are here then it is in the safe. The rest of the arsenal is for Miltia Duty if...

Originally Posted By: AZjeff FWIW the Remington is a series 80, the S/A is series 70. Look it up. More parts in a series 80. Couple of bucks and maybe 10 minutes I converted my R1 to a Series 70.