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And the first ones were square cut. You could choke yourself out if you bent over. It took years before L.A. finally considered them safety equipment.

Thank you, Romero…Tucson mayor…bleeding lib!

You must be single! Use one of my wife’s pots!! My life is worth too much for me to try it…

Model 38 is my “answer my door” piece. Had Frank Mika, Academy classmate, make one of his pocket holsters which nestles in my back pocket. A quick 5.

“Probably” not an accidental!

Special sounds good to me. They can impose more punishment. How about a General CM?

Is this the return of Silly Goose?

S&W Model 15 I was issued in 1971 Remington 870 my Father bought me in 1959. Browning BAR in .338 I bought in 1970. Honorable mention…S&W Model 38 I bought in 1971.

Nothing new. Bases have to deal with staff cutbacks and priority is to active duty. V.A. is same. Live 180 miles from V.A. Hospital. They pay to see local doctor, or mileage if I care to drive. I have Tricare for Life, so use that most of the time…

I still use one of those “grip backwards” holsters after 55 years…

WOW…and a cigar lighter, too…

Easy there…that’s where my pension comes from. No pension, no more firearms!

Beenthere, donethat…same badge

But, but…they were here first! They must be allowed their freedom. Al least that is what I got about the influx of coyotes in S. Arizona. Screw that…I hate’s Black Widows…hates them, hates them, hares them. They terrify me, so kill them all, DEAD!

All I remember from my time in the Nam, 69-70, were 20 round mags.

Retired, my wife alerted me, and watched it all. To me, the worst part was watching the tower victims jump to their death rather than roast!

That’s OK…judging by your attitude,we won't give you the benefit of the doubt either.

1884 trapdoor with 500 grains of lead!

Maybe she will return as one of those nuns?

That was supposed to be “precio” . So much for my Spanish!