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I agree State specific is the first step. NGO has been doing the most work on the national level, they would be the next best step.

Something that I worry about is having a kid threaten me with a gun like one of these. I've heard of several cops in the past few years stopping a perceived threat that seemed life threatening. When ammo went scarce a few years ago, I made good investments in a Glock trademark in 177cal...

That sounds like a Frankenstein story. That monster is going to kill again when it gets a recharge. I wonder how many more it's creator made.

Bud's always seemed to take forever to get my stuff to me, I'm always anxious when I wait on a prized purchase. They also have a sister store in Sevierville, TN in the Smokeys, beside the gun and knife store.

I understand that the crazy murderer that got the Bump-stops in the spotlight would had made much more casualties if he'd used a bolt action with a scope. Popping caps doesn't stop the threat, putting a good bullet on target is what it takes.

The biggest 1st time buyer mistake that I made was Not trying a good 1911. If I had started with a 1911, I probably wouldn't have several substitutes in my gun safe.

The price you gotta pay

Well, I changed companies and upgraded my policy. My 'peace of mind' now costs me about the price of a 45cal round daily, but it's worth it, not to be burdened with a load of fear.

I agree all insurance is based on fear. I carried for years before I realized it'd probably bankrupt me if I ever needed to use lethal force. I pay about the cost of a single 9mm round every day for that peace of mind.

I believe that's the same gun and caliber that the original James Bond carried.

I lived in a big-truck for 10 years. I also saw a different world outside of the Bible belt. I'm grateful to be in the north Alabama area.

If I'm not carrying a 1911, it's only a substitute. Some plastic guns would make a good backup for the 1911.

The only good thing I can say about RIA, is they made me proficient in clearing malfunctions in a 1911.

I try to stay proficient and use small targets at a good distance. BUT... Remember the objective is to "Stop the Threat", not to kill anyone. If I were to make a head shot, unless it was unavoidable, I hope I'd be able to convince the DA that my target was lower. I recently renewed a...

Those plastic 9mm's are made for popping caps. The 1911 was made to put a bullet on target. One extra mag should be plenty. When the threat is elevated, i do like to have another 2 mags handy.

I was glad when I found a sa-35. I hope it's later than the ejecter problem. I refinished mine, it wasn't meant for a holster. The better finish is a needed upgrade.

I love JMB. If it wasn't for him, I'd probably be carrying plastic. (I hope to catch him on the other side of eternity.)

The 10-22 was the first rifle that I bought. It has always been my favorite. And after many thousands of rounds and 40 years later, it's still a target gun.

I've got the Bersa clone and I'm comfortable to carry it, but I doubt it was made to last like the PPK.

I've got a couple of R1 1911s, from NY and Huntsville. They needed minor tweeking on the break-in, but they are a primary carry now.