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You need to have Doug change your screen name, scand doesn't look right.

There's a rash of mayors looking for "stroke of the pen" ways to look like they are doing something to combat "gun violence".

"Imagine if the internet went down for several days, I believe we would see significant power grid failure and potentially loss of emergency services," Mize tells IBTimes UK. "This could mean the failure of dams and flood controls, power and water distribution, natural gas distribution and...

NJ already has a law on the books that as soon as the tech is viable and readily available, it will be required in every new gun sold in the state.....except for LE.

That'd be a stake in the heart. http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/are-isis-hackers-trying-to-destroy-the-internet/ar-BBnEEQy?li=BBnb7Kz

Let me guess what OATH stands for: Overly Aggressive Thermonuclear Hollow Point Did I get it?

Beat me to it. These types of claims by companies turn me off faster than a screaming car dealer commercial.

Doesn't matter, it's been expected and they hate to disappoint.

You'd hand the advantage back to the attacker if you fire off a round in your house by intentionally missing the threat. The result: Temporarily blinding and disorienting you, and giving them time to assault you.

I'll bet you'd avoid prosecution, but it's still a terrible idea.

I can't think of any other way to prove beyond a doubt that I felt like my life was in imminent danger than if I made the life changing decision to kill someone. Tactically, a warning shot would be a terrible idea. You'd lose valuable time, your night vision, and become disoriented by the...

He was cleaning it, and it went off.

I'd say so. You drew, and discharged a weapon without meeting the criteria for lawful self-defense. If my life is in danger, I'm not offering charity.

They are never acceptable. If you want to issue a warning, do it verbally.

That's the metric most people use. If there's anything that's better, you're just "paying for the name".

Does anyone have a loose agenda of their firearms related plan for 2016? 1. Do more teaching and instructing for new shooters. 2. Seek out some additional formal training, especially defensive handgun techniques that I can pass along to new shooters. 3. Do more to attract new shooters...

That's part of the reason I switched to only single actions for hunting. Actually, just the Ruger Blackhawk.

I had a model 66 6" .357 magnum revolver. It didn't like stout .357 hunting loads at all. The cylinder would freeze up and not rotate. Sold it, and swore off Taurus.

It seems pretty decent. I guess we'll find out, as long as I can keep myself from trading it away.

Yeah, the cl barrel would be a plus since it's not a target gun, but I can't imagine I'll ever have any issues as long as it's in the family.