Here they are.

Tarus 24/7 - .40 cal
Rockriver Ar-15 Competition 1/4_1/4 Sites, Stainless Barrel with 1/16 twist - .223 cal



Used to be on the Coast Guard High Power Rifle Team.

MDFF

 

You have to be careful not to shoot people who are breaking into your house to steal, kill, or rape. If you hurt them, they can sue you, and if you kill them first, their family can sue you. They are just misunderstood, that's all.[sm=badbadbad.gif]

 

i really want to get a handgun as well, now that i can legally buy one. I always wanted like a Glock .40 or .45. My dad is a big gun fanatic and was trying to sign me up for the NRA when i was 14. So I have always had a love for sqeezing a few off. who doesnt?

 

Chyl, you just have to make sure they're dead, that all. Two in the head, you know they're dead. Their fam can sue if they want, but most of the time they don't win unless the intruder/accused lives...... or you shot him in the back.

 

I know fats...I was just being sarcastic...isn't a "double tap" unspoken standard proceedure? Works for me.

 

I know you were bub !! I got it... that sht makes me sick ! Happened to a local guy here in the lou just a few months ago. I don't think he ended up getting charged tho. Guy was 70 s/thing and shot an intruder from bed. Killed him too. I say throw the guy a f-n parade !!!

 

Def. do not shoot in the back, you will be jailed. Nice to see everyones gun approval. My friends dad was murdered in bed by a 30-06, I often wonder what the outcome wouldve been if he had some sort of protection, very sad. Cant stand it when people say :"you dont need a gun in the house!!". I pray for those people.

 

i have a couple, but my favs are my 2 colts ones a 1911 a1 combat commander and the other is a 1911 a1 gold cup, and my Marlin 4570 stainless guide gun, also my zoli over and under 12 gauge..those are my fav outta my collection

 

most of my collection, but im just getting started

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I think that some of these folks are the ones that say owning guns promotes their use thereby promoting violence. My dad's pro weapon attitude, and willing education of me ultimately promoted safety...I respect weapons enough to know you don't screw around with them. These tragic stories of kids accidently discharging them into their frinds head are the same kids who never got intruduced to their daddy's weapons. When I got my .45 auto, the first thing the family did was have a safety lesson. Never point the gun at anyone (unloaded or otherwise), always check to make sure it is unloaded, don't put your finger on the trigger unless you plan to fire, etc.