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I wouldn't go to Mexico if you paid me. Nothing there worth being killed for and that's a definite possibility any more. Nope. A fool's destination and I'm no fool.

Yep, but people always tell me how nice it is and how the prices are so great. I guess getting kidnapped and tortured to death is ...

I wouldn't go to Mexico if you paid me. Nothing there worth being killed for and that's a definite possibility any more. Nope. A fool's destination and I'm no fool.

by Bill Calfee. I'm reading this book and wow, I am really enjoying it so far. I just discovered it this week and just met and became aware of Mr. Calfee and his magic touch through the book. Sadly, I also became aware of his passing a couple of years ago. If you like rimfire, and if you prefer ...

philip964 wrote: Thu Feb 05, 2026 4:20 pm Sorry I don’t know how to make it big.

As stupid as they obviously are, people even more stupid vote for them.

Too bad it wasn't pig blood. They melt from that, or something.

One side of me would want to leave a perfect example as a perfect example. The other side would want to shoot the finest gun S&W ever made. And either option of wood grips would look great on it. Especially for keeping mint in box. For shooting I'd probably want the large grips. Tough, tough ...

Wow! The 3.5" N frame is the best looking firearm S&W ever made. All it needs is a correct set of wood grips to be perfect. Someone REALLY likes you.

I LDB415, being of simple mind, can't keep track of all the 43's and 46's, although I do manage with the 44's and 45's as I have none so even I can keep track. Anyway, I've found over decades the metal detector is the determining factor in that its presence means nope, no entry, and anywhere else ...

The toolbox photo flips to upright when I clicked it. Might want to add a pic with the bottom one opened to show the inside? GLWYS

As important as the 2A is, it almost needs to come with an intelligence test to be used.

I knew Tucker 25 years ago. I got to go to his shop once. Really interesting and he was an amazing leather craftsman. It was cool watching him work. And taking my stuff home with me after the visit.

There's Tucker Gunleather. And there's everything else. Age and health both have worked against him. It is sad this happened. There's a lot more to it than this brief synopsis.

Thank you guys for definitely helpful replies. A friend has offered the class as well. I may take that also later this month if all works out.

It's been so long since the actual class I don't remember all the details of when/where it's ok to carry, to draw the weapon, etc. that might reduce the likelihood of legal involvement. That LTC-16 looks like a good reference to have for one. Thanks.

Is there a good book, hopefully of a "Reader's Digest" or "For Dummies" or best combining both that covers the basics of what a license holder needs to know on most things CHL?