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Oh yeah. Grenades are good too.

Most terrifying sound in the world especially if you hear your wife's voice saying; "just where in the **** have you been!" because then you know where it is aimed.

I am probably pass adding any older weapons this days. I love the beautiful wood and craftsmanship but just can't deal with the weight and kick. Most of my collection is US arms with some British .303 pieces-my favorite is a Lee-Enfield Jungle Carbine. My dad gave it to me. Back in the day...

Absolutely. A couple rounds from the Ma Deuce should move all silly ones to stay except truly stupid. Well, we know what comes next. In my opinion not only are they covered under the 2nd Amendment but they should be provided free of charge.

Well, after cruising through this thread I must give it up for CIS. I think we now know where all 100's of millions guns in privates hands are. Damned this place is armed and then some. If the crap ever hits the fan, I hope we are all on the same side. If not, everyone promise pass over...

Get both. You never know when you need a backup. I'm not a Glock guy but hard to go wrong with one.

Now we are talking. I've always wanted one of those.

Most of mine came long before they took down your name. Bothered me a lot to ask permission the last couple I bought.

Nice assortment. I've had a Hi-Power for about 50 years. I guess it is not "in" these days since you never hear much about it. I build collection of US military arms years ago when WW II surplus made it fairly cheap. The huge increase it Earth's gravity over the years have made them little...

When I was a kid canal fishing with my dad, he was always mixed arts about it. If fishing was slow and he saw some nice pan fish in shallow water, a 30'06 would come out of the trunk and shorty I would be wading in water gathering floaters.