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Agreed. You just summed up the state of politics in 'Merica today ... the whole dominated by older men who are non-receptive and expecting others to behave according to their personalized standards or beliefs that are presenting unreasonable expectations that @Retired Bum mentioned.

I’m only going to carry a firearm that I want to use if I have to use it. I’ve settled on the Glock19 size. I would submit to you that for most, a firearm is a talisman.

Don’t forget about Pine Tree Castings.

I spent the $10 on Kindle to read it this summer. Always like different perspectives on the "topic."

Thanks for sharing. The universal rule: be aware of what's going on in your immediate surroundings. In other words, be switched on, all the time.

Which is your favorite child? Grandchild? Revolver? Pistol?

It's an honor to call you "Neighbor."

I don’t do well with cold. That’s why I chose South Alabama and the gulf coast. The yankees continue to invade, and it’s irritating.

I was probably 10 years old when my dad put me on an old MEC shot shell loaded and turned me loose. In the 40+ years since then, I have altered my habits (and tastes). I do value my time way more than I used to. I only load for my serious rifles and my revolvers anymore. For me, I'd rather...

It's pretty ridiculous what brass costs these days. I remember in the early 90s, paying $.20/case for 1000 pcs of 220 Russian brass. What a bargain then! Today, adjusting for inflation, that's probably $500. And to think when they went to $3 a case by the late 1990s! But I also believe in...

Another argument to get into reloading!

Perhaps we need a pivot from the message that the gubmnet is bad and tout the healthy aspects of supressors.... they prevent hearing damage! After all, its all about the marketing, right?

I like the idea of a bolt gun as a brush gun, more so than a semi-auto rifle. Either platform means magazines, though, and that can be a possible weak link. Nothing is perfect or absolute, that's the reality.

I have to wear a suit every day. Not chinos and a blazer, a suit. And a tie. When I get home its cargo shorts and a t-shirt, usually. My compromise is to drop my Colt Agent into my back pocket. Its h*ll on the pocket of my slacks, but it's the only option I have .... why? Because I am in...

Yes. I have since transitioned back to Tritium for serious carry pieces. Some of my range guns still have the FO sights. Both are a compromise of sorts.

I remember where I at the time the Governor shut the State down due to China-flu. That I didn’t see coming.

I have found fiber optic and tritrium sights to be most helpful on the handgun sights.

I don't think there is one universal answer to such a question. Wouldn't it depend on the environment where you find yourself and the circumstances?

So true. I still keep paper maps around, and charts for the boat.

Definitely get your vision checked regularly. Stay ahead of any problems.