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I an THE security for the small (50+/- attendees) church I attend. And not really security, I just pack. Tried mentioning it to others but the answer was Alfred E Newman comment, “What, me worry?”. And so it goes.

Should have asked before…were the Iranians trying to make atomic or thermonuclear bombs? Big difference. Think Nagasaki vs Bikini.

Thanks…wasn’t sure about the nasty stuff in a dirty bomb, but thought the possible scenario should be mentioned. Again, thanks for the correction.

Boy…was I ever wrong on that one.

Took my big bores out to a shoot 2 weeks ago. .40 Sigma, couple of .45 pBallerina Molesters, and a SA 10mm I recently bought. Clear winner was the Springfield Armory job. Better trigger pull, better control in general, light and accurate. I was very pleased and surprised!

Isn’t that one of those fancy drinks with an umbrella in it??

That is why God invented Hawaiian shirts!

Carried a Beretta .25, Model 20 for years as a secondary backup. Very accurate at the 7 yard line. Very pocketable. Only been in one gunfight, while on duty and that was with a 5904. Feel that putting a .25 slug into the cranial cavity of an AH will slow him down. That is average thug...

Unless you are a leftie, that Kel-Tec should be on the other side of the stock. Rest of home defense shotgun looks spot-on. No one ever called me a saint and I don’t don’t own one, so can’t assist there.

But the West has a DRY heat. Or at least if did before every house needed a swimming pool.

One point…while an atomic bomb would be extremely bad in Iranian hands, the concept of a dirty bomb would be nearly as bad. A ship manned by martyrs ( if they are told the cargo), berthed in NY harbor and loaded with many kilos of plutonium could still be lethal. Imagine a cloud of plutonium...

Well, the feints of time line and the B-2s heading west sure fooled me!

Here is an idea…let’s sneak into Mexico and see how they handle deportations!

Nothing wrong with a good shoulder rig. Have a number of them and use them often.

I thought she was trying for the right testicle!

Huh… I was thinking orange as in “Orange man bad”. Thanks for the correction!

FWIW. During the Gulf War, was in the Cal Guard stationed at Camp Robert’s, our side Paso Robles. There was a production line converting the older models to the A5 variant. Far as I know, none of them were used and were probably scrapped a couple of years later.

Interesting how my 2-3 week comment is proving to be true!

When I worked Rampart Area, LAPD, the station defense rifles were a quartet of Winchester 94s, in 30-30. I was assigned to prepare a station defense plan. This was in the early 70s, when the Weathermen were attacking police buildings, and we carried S&W Model 15s.

Geritol?