I talked to Steve C on mon. night and he told me that you guys were going to the gun show I should know if I can by Thurs.

Unfortunetly I OWE the feds some cash this year. We bought our house too late in the year to have any effect on our return and both of us had part-time jobs that didn't withhold for shit. I'll have to come up with another way to fund my furtherence of my personal stash.

Thanks,

Jessica is 14 years old.

She knows how to shoot; her father taught her.

And there were adequate firearms to deal with the crisis that arose in
their home in Merced, Calif. -- a San Joaquin Valley farming community 130
miles southeast of San Francisco -- when 27-year-old Jonathon David Bruce
came calling on Wednesday morning, Aug. 23.

There was just one problem.

Under the new "safe storage" laws being enacted in California and
elsewhere, parents can be held criminally liable unless they lock up their
guns when their children are home alone... so that's just what law-abiding
parents John and Tephanie Carpenter had done.

Some of Jessica's siblings -- Anna, 13; Vanessa, 11; Ashley, 9; and John
William, 7 -- were still in their bedrooms when Bruce broke into the
farmhouse shortly after 9 a.m.

Bruce, who was armed with a pitchfork -- but to whom police remain unable
to attribute any motive -- had apparently cut the phone lines.

9-1-1 doesn't always work
So when he forced his way into the house and began stabbing the younger
children in their beds, Jessica's attempts to dial 9-1-1 didn't do much
good.

Next, the sensible girl ran for where the family guns were stored. But
they were locked up tight.

"When the 14-year-old girl ran to a nearby house to escape the
pitchfork-wielding man attacking her siblings," writes Kimi Yoshino of the
Fresno Bee, "she didn't ask her neighbor to call 9-1-1.

She begged him to grab his rifle and 'take care of this guy.'"

He didn't. Jessica ended up on the phone.

By the time Merced County sheriff's deputies arrived at the home,
7-year-old John William and 9-year-old Ashley Danielle were dead. Ashley
had apparently hung onto her assailant's leg long enough for her older
sisters to escape. Thirteen-year-old Anna was wounded but survived.

I'm looking to buy a new gun. I want a 92fs stainless that was made in Italy. I also want three 15 round STAINLESS mags they should also be stamped "ITALY" I don't have to purchass them together.

Due to the fact that in the US we can't seem to use high quality steel my service gun is rusting. I know about 5 officers on the department that have stainless guns and they love them.

Guns are not going to go away!
Only good people will get hurt by restricting our right to defend ourselves from people who are not heeded by laws. People who think making a law will make the bad thing stop are just ignorant.

I just bought a townhome and the first thing i did after signing the purchase agreement was to go apply for a permit to purchase handguns. I have been through gun safety training and intend to be professionaly trained in using the handgun i purchase, So that, god forbid, i should ever need it to save my life or the life of someone i love then i can do so.

Skuzzy:
What in the world do we need guns for? So many people are killed everyday by guns and
for what? Why do we need to own these destructive items? Do people really need these types of things in a free world?
I cant figure it out.

Me:
What in the world do we need cars for? So many people are killed everyday by cars and
for what? Why do we need to own these destructive items? Do people really need these types of things in a free world?
I cant figure it out.

Hmmm... Fuck it, outlaw everything!

how about planning a " gun-fest "????

no. im not " in the buisness " of " re-selling " ANY firearms! i sell tractor parts for ziegler. and once in awhile, work on land cruisers.

BARRETT 82A-1, like new condition, with or without optics. please leave message.

SEPTEMBER 22-23!!!

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In Minnesota: Gopher Rifle and Revolver Club P.O. Box 18023 Minneapolis, MN 55418 --FCSA sanctioned 1000 yard range

"While the .50 BMG can be fun to shoot at any distance, it's really beginning to come into its own at target distances where lesser calibers just give up. Whether you're into target shooting at a mile distance, plinking at 1-foot diameter rocks 1000 yards away, or are simply amused by keeping all your shots touching at 100 yards, you're going to need a safe range to shoot."

SWITZERLAND is Europe's gun capital. It has more firepower per person than any other country in the world yet it is said to be one of the safest places on Earth.

Despite the prevalence of lethal hardware, the country has virtually no violent crime, there are only minimal controls at public buildings, and politicians rarely have police protection, although yesterday's events are bound to bring about a review of that situation.

Year after year, Switzerland has one of the world's lowest murder rates while sending machine guns to every member of their citizen army.

All males between 20 and 42 are required to keep rifles and pistols at home for the purposes of national defence and they are not kept in safes or with trigger locks. They are kept at the ready.

It was the Swiss passion for guns matched by their determination to keep their liberty that kept the Nazi war machine at bay.

When the Swiss government thought an invasion was imminent, it ordered every able-bodied man to stand by his post and defend it to the last round. Their determination, shooting skills, and the sheer quantity of weapons at their disposal persuaded Hitler that an invasion of Switzerland was not worth the cost and he should concentrate his efforts on conquering countries with strict gun control laws.

The nation's militia system requires males over 18 to be ready for a call to service.

Every Monday and Friday, men wearing uniforms and carrying weapons can be seen on commuter trains travelling to and from military camp for compulsory training.

Other countries have tennis courts and golf courses, the Swiss have shooting ranges. Almost every town has one, where reservists have to fire a set number of rounds each year to keep their weapons.

In restaurants and coffee shops, tourists sometimes find themselves competing with guns for places to hang their coats.

However, Switzerland is facing pressures for gun control.

Neighbouring countries are clamouring for tougher restrictions and the state parliament building shootings are likely to accelerate the demands.

This is a nice sidearm. US issue Berreta M9. Point and squeeze. Good accuracy and little recoil. Maitnance is an issue, but it's for the military. Hell all they do is drink, shoot, and polish boots. They clean these things more then there dirty asses.

Have you ever fired an automatic grenade launcher (Mark-19) off the top of a moving Humvee? Shined boots or not, it's pretty exciting. Especially when you're hungover or still drunk from the night before.

I was at an "Automatic Fire" range last year, and nothing is more amazing than the deep bass of the .50 cal sounding off over the sound of seven M-60s rattling away.

Call me simple, but I'm still a M16A2 kinda guy. That's my weapon, I love it. You give me anything else, I'll fire it...well. But until I can purchase my own fun little killing toys, I'll stick with my weapons the Army gives me.

And my boots are always shiny.