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Thanks neb... I will take at look at those next time I am in a gun store.

johnson0317 wrote: The only thing that bothered me after it was over was that these "men" were probably all in their 70's, and mostly naked. Not sure if I accidentally stumbled into a steam club in Brooklyn, or what. Strange.
RJ

OK... I will say it. That is one weird dream. Did you eat some kind of strange food?

tacticool wrote:If four criminals burst into your home RIGHT NOW to rob and murder you, what do you have on your person to resist? Does that comfortable .32 or .380 or .38 have what it takes? You don't have to reply but be honest with yourself. The life you save may be your own.

Kyser Miree. Vanderbilt University graduate. Engineer at Chevron. Robbery victim. Executed because he didn't resist.

In related news, it looks like Lee is a chip off the old block.

I don't have any children in my home so I am free to leave loaded guns within easy reach. There is a .40 Glock in the drawer about six inches from where I am typing. If in the Kitchen... .40 Glock in one cabinet, 9mm in another. In the bedroom a Glock 17 rests on the night stand. .357 revolver under the bathroom sink. 12 Gauge shotgun by the toilet(in case the cat puts the roll on under viewtopic.php?f=83&t=53184&hilit=cat+to ... r&start=15" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) . I am thinking I can get to something pretty quick if my door is kicked in. I also have an alarm system that I set on instant when I am home. Any window or door opens and that thing sounds off loud enough to hurt your ears. My instinct for the few times it went off was to grab the closest weapon to me. Fortunately, it was always a false alarm. I will usually "mexican carry" if running outside for a mail check or garbage run but I am guilty of not being consistant on this one.