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tfrazier wrote:because my pit bull decided to chew on it or something crazy like that.

I have an American Staffordshire Terrier and I haven't been able to find good chew toys (that he doesn't pop or tear to shreds). Kind of an expensive chew toy but I'll try it. Thanks for the tip...



Doug

I have been cleaning my own guns; pistols, rifles and shotguns, since I was a kid and haven't had one go off yet. Can someone please see what I am doing wrong?

1. Get gun box with cleaning gear out of closet. Open box, set up area for cleaning.
2. Unload gun and lay out of pad. Double check that gun is unloaded. Triple check. Check again.
3. Check one more time because I am OCD.
4. Clean gun.

Doug