Itsme - 2014-07-07 12:37 PM Sorry those are so big... We are not going to top these guys from confiscating our registered guns using our pump shotguns and revolvers.

TXBO - 2014-07-07 12:55 PM


Yep.  Police have them.  Military has them.  Criminals have them.  I need them. 

TXBO - 2014-07-07 11:55 AM Yep.  Police have them.  Military has them.  Criminals have them.  I need them. 

svincent - 2014-07-07 1:29 PM


So we don't end up like the Jews in Nazi Germany.

Itsme - 2014-07-07 1:55 PM Even Australia. Its best to have them and not need them vs needing them and not having them

IRunOnFaith - 2014-07-07 1:40 PM  Happy to say I own several. Also happy to say I'm fully capable of hitting a moving target at over 1000 yards with all three of my long range rifles. He won't take my home, my horses, my guns, my God, or my freedom. Period. I would dare say I'm ready to defend my family. 

The advantages of dating a Marine and coming from a family of them... You learn a few tactics to protect yourself while they are away. 



Those statements are prime examples of why I fear for our Country's future. God has blessed America, It's time our People realize that.



Rant over...

missroselee - 2014-07-07 12:09 PM Embarrasing..... 

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 4:14 PM

I went in WALMART in Marshall TX about a week ago and a guy was asking about some rifle. He was told it was in the back and had to have a lock put on it before they could bring it out. (I thought he said AK 47) He and the salesperson were standing beside a small gun case that was filled with assault rifles. I just glanced at the price and they were $1600 and up. These were DEFINANTLY NOT HUNTING RIFLES. The guy said he wanted to buy the gun right then. We don't do a background check anymore?????


This is the same WALMART that I was in about 10 years ago and a guy was flippin out because something was wrong with his background check and the store manager told the salesperson to just go ahead and give the guy the gun. She told him "NO, you do it." He was buying a shotgun. It was in the middle of the summer and not near hunting season.


If you want your own assault rifle just head down to your local WALMART and they should be able to fix you up. I just wanted a Swiss army knife for my key chain!

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 5:50 PM You entirely missed the point here about the background check. Why would the guy have to have the shotgun "right now" to go practice????? He could not wait until the background check came back???? Like a couple of days????? Around here we don't practice with our shotguns anyway AND we don't practice with our custom made deer rifles in 105 degree temps because it gets the barrels too hot. Most of the people at the rifle range shoot well enough and so don't really NEED practice. I live in TEXAS. We just don't practice shooting. Most of us have been shooting since we could walk. Guns are an extension of our arm. Better add that there IS a law that says you DO have to PASS a background check BEFROE the purchase of the gun.

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 5:50 PM

You entirely missed the point here about the background check. Why would the guy have to have the shotgun "right now" to go practice????? He could not wait until the background check came back???? Like a couple of days????? Around here we don't practice with our shotguns anyway AND we don't practice with our custom made deer rifles in 105 degree temps because it gets the barrels too hot. Most of the people at the rifle range shoot well enough and so don't really NEED practice.

I live in TEXAS. We just don't practice shooting. Most of us have been shooting since we could walk. Guns are an extension of our arm.

Better add that there IS a law that says you DO have to PASS a background check BEFROE the purchase of the gun.

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 5:50 PM

You entirely missed the point here about the background check. Why would the guy have to have the shotgun "right now" to go practice????? He could not wait until the background check came back???? Like a couple of days????? Around here we don't practice with our shotguns anyway AND we don't practice with our custom made deer rifles in 105 degree temps because it gets the barrels too hot. Most of the people at the rifle range shoot well enough and so don't really NEED practice.

I live in TEXAS. We just don't practice shooting. Most of us have been shooting since we could walk. Guns are an extension of our arm.

Better add that there IS a law that says you DO have to PASS a background check BEFROE the purchase of the gun.

GLP - 2014-07-07 5:18 PM I also wonder why he doesn't want to wait for background check, however I am in south Texas and all during dove season we have 100 degree heat and have no problems with our guns getting too hot. Skeet shooting is a big deal, even in the middle of summer. A lot of people participate in shooting as a sport down here, even in 4-H.

txaggiegal - 2014-07-07 6:43 PM Wild hogs and the government, the other white meat!

HotbearLVR - 2014-07-07 12:07 PM "We're sending assault weapons to rebels in Syria to confront a regime that does not represent them." - Barack Hussein Obama "There is no reason any American should own an assault weapon." - Barack Hussein Obama Really, Mr President? Hmmmm.....let's examine these statements together.

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 5:50 PM You entirely missed the point here about the background check. Why would the guy have to have the shotgun "right now" to go practice????? He could not wait until the background check came back???? Like a couple of days????? Around here we don't practice with our shotguns anyway AND we don't practice with our custom made deer rifles in 105 degree temps because it gets the barrels too hot. Most of the people at the rifle range shoot well enough and so don't really NEED practice. I live in TEXAS. We just don't practice shooting. Most of us have been shooting since we could walk. Guns are an extension of our arm. Better add that there IS a law that says you DO have to PASS a background check BEFROE the purchase of the gun.

SG. - 2014-07-07 10:25 PM


 I think you missed some details.  No way they can sell a gun without a background check and most only take. 15 minutes even in Texas
Oh and hunting?  There is no season on varmit hunting
Its season is 365 days a year

VonDigger - 2014-07-07 8:33 PM Back to the original point.  Barry been sending weapons of all sorts, through Eric Holder, into conflcts that really have nothing to do with us and usually in the wrong side of things ayway.  because he was he side he is supplying to have a "legitimate shot at freedom."  In that same vein he does not want us to have them because with the populace having access to them, it makes a governmental take over of this country next to immpossible reguardless of how good our military is.  And a quick news flash on that, the 4 major branches of he military is on our side.   

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 10:42 PM no you missed something there was a PROBLEM with his background check. He was creating such a scene that the store manager was called. HE SAID just give the guy the gun. The salesperson told the manager "You take care of it" The salesperson was way more concerned about breaking a law than the store manager. I was standing there waiting for the sporting goods person to get an ice chest down when the guy showed up and was creating such a scene that the sales person had to wait on him. Then the manager was called they had already run a background check and she said there was a problem. As I said before he apparently did not PASS the check. It really does not matter exactly how long it takes to actually run the check. Do you really think that he would be throwing a fit to go shoot varmits. Also, we generally shoot varmit RIFLES,but then we are pretty good with our weapons.

svincent - 2014-07-07 4:32 PM I'd bet that there was a lot missing from what you heard. They have to put locks on firearms before allowing somebody to handle them in case the customer brought loose ammo and decided to load it and go to town in the store. They absolutely still run checks to buy fire arms, and I'm fairly certain you can't buy an AK-47 at Walmart. Also, the bit about buying a firearm "nowhere close to hunting season", is silly. If you plan to hunt with something, you'd better have it well in advance to sight in and practice with. Even among the very high quality firearms - everything shoots a bit differently. ETA: it was probably an AR-15 which is the civilian version of the military's M-16. The biggest difference being that the AR-15 is semi-auto, while the M-16 is full-auto.

komet. - 2014-07-08 4:46 AM


Hunting? What does that have to do with it>

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 10:42 PM no you missed something there was a PROBLEM with his background check. He was creating such a scene that the store manager was called. HE SAID just give the guy the gun. The salesperson told the manager "You take care of it" The salesperson was way more concerned about breaking a law than the store manager. I was standing there waiting for the sporting goods person to get an ice chest down when the guy showed up and was creating such a scene that the sales person had to wait on him. Then the manager was called they had already run a background check and she said there was a problem. As I said before he apparently did not PASS the check. It really does not matter exactly how long it takes to actually run the check. Do you really think that he would be throwing a fit to go shoot varmits. Also, we generally shoot varmit RIFLES,but then we are pretty good with our weapons.

TrailGirl - 2014-07-08 10:25 AM


I tend to think you were overhearing a confrontation between a jerk of a customer and the sales folks.  Did you hear exactly WHAT the "Problem" may have been with his background check?  Maybe it was just a technical problem with the process and not that he "Failed" the check Per Se.  That could reasonably explain why the manager wanted to sell it to him any way. (Not that he should ever sell without a complete approved background check ever) Cause believe me if that ever came back on WallMart for selling a fire arm to a failed applicant they would be in serious deep doo.  And honestly.  If a guy wanted a gun to do something nutso or criminal...there are lots of easier ways to get their hands on one that would leave no record of who made the purchase.  I highly doubt that was the case here.  It's more likely that the WallMart background check computer or system was having problems.  Lord knows they are not the best for service in the hunting/fishing department.  They guy couldn't even operate the computer correctly to sell me a fishing license last year.  I ended up giving up and going to the gas station to buy one.  So I wouldn't be surprised if it was that kind of issue and the customer lost his cool like some jerks will.  (I didn't get upset...just took my business to a more competent individual)

Not to be snarky...but it seems that you made a whole lot of assumptions to decide what this guy...or the Ar-15 guy... or any other fire arms purchaser may want to do with said fire arm or why they do or do not have any "Reason" to be purchasing one in the summer in Texas.  Frankly it's not your business.  If I want to purchase an AR-15 to shoot at waterballons on my personal property every day all summer...that's my business.  Responsible gun ownership doesn't have a season either. 

svincent - 2014-07-08 10:00 AM EXACTLY! It's not my business, your business, her business, Walmart's business, or the government's business why somebody buys a gun. But hunting came up because it was implied that if you buy a gun nowhere close to a hunting season, you are most likely a crazed lunatic looking to go on a killing spree.

LRQHS - 2014-07-07 12:09 PM

I wish I had an assault weapon..... 

TrailGirl - 2014-07-08 10:25 AM I tend to think you were overhearing a confrontation between a jerk of a customer and the sales folks.  Did you hear exactly WHAT the "Problem" may have been with his background check?  Maybe it was just a technical problem with the process and not that he "Failed" the check Per Se.  That could reasonably explain why the manager wanted to sell it to him any way. (Not that he should ever sell without a complete approved background check ever) Cause believe me if that ever came back on WallMart for selling a fire arm to a failed applicant they would be in serious deep doo.  And honestly.  If a guy wanted a gun to do something nutso or criminal...there are lots of easier ways to get their hands on one that would leave no record of who made the purchase.  I highly doubt that was the case here.  It's more likely that the WallMart background check computer or system was having problems.  Lord knows they are not the best for service in the hunting/fishing department.  They guy couldn't even operate the computer correctly to sell me a fishing license last year.  I ended up giving up and going to the gas station to buy one.  So I wouldn't be surprised if it was that kind of issue and the customer lost his cool like some jerks will.  (I didn't get upset...just took my business to a more competent individual)



Not to be snarky...but it seems that you made a whole lot of assumptions to decide what this guy...or the Ar-15 guy... or any other fire arms purchaser may want to do with said fire arm or why they do or do not have any "Reason" to be purchasing one in the summer in Texas.  Frankly it's not your business.  If I want to purchase an AR-15 to shoot at waterballons on my personal property every day all summer...that's my business.  Responsible gun ownership doesn't have a season either. 

lindseylou2290 - 2014-07-08 10:40 AM Me too! The closest we have is a semi-auto AR-15. Its sweet, we took lace stockings and spray painted over the gun to create a kick ass "camo" type color. We shoot a heck of a lot of varmits and coyotes with it! :) I wonder if mr O would send me one too!??!?

TXBO - 2014-07-08 10:50 AM


Glad to see that someone understands that an AR15 is not an assault weapon. 

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 4:14 PM I went in WALMART in Marshall TX about a week ago and a guy was asking about some rifle. He was told it was in the back and had to have a lock put on it before they could bring it out. (I thought he said AK 47) He and the salesperson were standing beside a small gun case that was filled with assault rifles. I just glanced at the price and they were $1600 and up. These were DEFINANTLY NOT HUNTING RIFLES. The guy said he wanted to buy the gun right then. We don't do a background check anymore????? This is the same WALMART that I was in about 10 years ago and a guy was flippin out because something was wrong with his background check and the store manager told the salesperson to just go ahead and give the guy the gun. She told him "NO, you do it." He was buying a shotgun. It was in the middle of the summer and not near hunting season. If you want your own assault rifle just head down to your local WALMART and they should be able to fix you up. I just wanted a Swiss army knife for my key chain!

HotbearLVR - 2014-07-08 11:33 AM

"Appearance" is everything to most liberals. "Symbolism over substance" is how they operate. Facts are of secondary importance, most of the time. This is because the typical low information voter only looks at pictures in books, and is attracted to slogans and imagery. That's how most of them draw their conclusions.
Many of the so-called "assault weapons" are labelled as such because of appearance, not function. If the rifle LOOKS badass, then it is an assault weapon. Take an ordinary .22 rifle, like the kind your grandpa kept next to the door on the farm,.....add a pistol grip, and a banana clip and, BOOM.....it becomes an evil assault weapon. People get suckered into the debate over what constitutes an "assault weapon" and as soon as that happens, the liberals win, because the truth of the matter is we shouldn't be having the debate in the first place.

svincent - 2014-07-08 11:15 AM What do you mean TXBO?!?! Everything the liberals say isn't true?!?!?! Woops, spilled some sarcasm on the floor there....

Honeymoney - 2014-07-07 4:14 PM I went in WALMART in Marshall TX about a week ago and a guy was asking about some rifle. He was told it was in the back and had to have a lock put on it before they could bring it out. (I thought he said AK 47) He and the salesperson were standing beside a small gun case that was filled with assault rifles. I just glanced at the price and they were $1600 and up. These were DEFINANTLY NOT HUNTING RIFLES. The guy said he wanted to buy the gun right then. We don't do a background check anymore????? This is the same WALMART that I was in about 10 years ago and a guy was flippin out because something was wrong with his background check and the store manager told the salesperson to just go ahead and give the guy the gun. She told him "NO, you do it." He was buying a shotgun. It was in the middle of the summer and not near hunting season. If you want your own assault rifle just head down to your local WALMART and they should be able to fix you up. I just wanted a Swiss army knife for my key chain!

TrailGirl - 2014-07-08 10:25 AM I tend to think you were overhearing a confrontation between a jerk of a customer and the sales folks.  Did you hear exactly WHAT the "Problem" may have been with his background check?  Maybe it was just a technical problem with the process and not that he "Failed" the check Per Se.  That could reasonably explain why the manager wanted to sell it to him any way. (Not that he should ever sell without a complete approved background check ever) Cause believe me if that ever came back on WallMart for selling a fire arm to a failed applicant they would be in serious deep doo.  And honestly.  If a guy wanted a gun to do something nutso or criminal...there are lots of easier ways to get their hands on one that would leave no record of who made the purchase.  I highly doubt that was the case here.  It's more likely that the WallMart background check computer or system was having problems.  Lord knows they are not the best for service in the hunting/fishing department.  They guy couldn't even operate the computer correctly to sell me a fishing license last year.  I ended up giving up and going to the gas station to buy one.  So I wouldn't be surprised if it was that kind of issue and the customer lost his cool like some jerks will.  (I didn't get upset...just took my business to a more competent individual)



Not to be snarky...but it seems that you made a whole lot of assumptions to decide what this guy...or the Ar-15 guy... or any other fire arms purchaser may want to do with said fire arm or why they do or do not have any "Reason" to be purchasing one in the summer in Texas.  Frankly it's not your business.  If I want to purchase an AR-15 to shoot at waterballons on my personal property every day all summer...that's my business.  Responsible gun ownership doesn't have a season either. 

svincent - 2014-07-08 11:40 AM Exactly. If only people would actually bother to educate themselves on guns (and other hot issues), instead of just letting the media think for them. Has anybody else read anything by Matthew Bracken? HotBear you would LOVE them I think.

foundation horse - 2014-07-08 11:54 AM


As Rush Limbaugh as aptly named this type of individual 'The Low Information Voter' i.e. Someone who is not educated upon the subject matter they are voting on. This scenario has happened twice within the last two election cylces. First time in Nov 2008, Second in Nov 2012. Now 'some' low information voters are beginning to educate themselves after the fact.
 

foundation horse - 2014-07-08 11:56 AM

Honeymoney, I hope you have had the opporunity to read the responses to your post in regards to assualt rifles and backgrounds. Because this is the information required to understand the Gun Control Debate.

svincent - 2014-07-08 11:59 AM In Samantha-Land..... I think we should implement a pre-voting quiz each voting period. Nothing major, just questions covering major definitions and sides that have to do with the issues being voted on. If you fail, go home and educate yourself, then come back to vote when you know your butt from a hole in the ground.

foundation horse - 2014-07-08 12:10 PM


"I" understand, accept and completely embrace the idea behind this, however, I do not look for such a concept to gain traction anytime soon. This concepts means voters would actually have to think and thinking is exactly thought of an acceptable practice currently.


Currently, I am estatic with the FACT that Voter ID is being implemented in order to combat election fraud i.e. multiple voting by the same voter.

svincent - 2014-07-08 11:15 AM


What do you mean TXBO?!?! Everything the liberals say isn't true?!?!?!

Woops, spilled some sarcasm on the floor there....

HotbearLVR - 2014-07-08 2:29 PM

I remember back in the 90s when there was a lot of "anti-SUV" sentiment in liberal land, and hence in the media.  They tried to portray SUVs as evil gas guzzling polluters and symbols of wealth and greed.  Whenever there was a traffic accident involving an SUV, especially one in which there was a fatality, the media would describe an accident, for example, by saying something like "two people were killed in an accident by an SUV....."   I'm not kidding you.  They felt this would shift public opinion in a direction where SUVs would be despised and shunned and consequently become non existent.  They tried to convince people that the evil SUVs had a mind of their own, like "HAL" in "Space Odessy 2001".  
They are doing the same thing with guns....suggesting if we eliminate guns, the killings in our cities would drop drastically, like in Chicago, for example.

barrelracr131 - 2014-07-08 2:39 PM    The state of IL is BROKE. They don't have the money to pay enough police officers to patrol these "bad neighborhoods", ie the ghettos, which is where all this violence occurs. For the most part, the downtown areas and nicer residential neighborhoods are pretty safe, even at night, or at least as safe as any other major city. Just watch where you wander off too... you don't want to take a wrong turn in certain areas. We used to hit the bars in the downtown area when I was younger frequently, and we never had any issues with safety. But then again, we were in the nicer, safe areas of the city.... which are a far cry from the "bad" areas.

TXBO - 2014-07-08 2:54 PM Soooo...You wouldn't recomend hitting Cicero with the boys after a ballgame?

barrelracr131 - 2014-07-08 2:56 PM Ha, I'd say stick to wrigleyville....  

TXBO - 2014-07-08 2:57 PM LOL.  That's a different kind of fun. 

barrelracr131 - 2014-07-08 2:39 PM

Chicago is such a mess because there is such a large number of high poverty areas, period. Those areas have huge drug and gang issues. 

Anyone who thinks gun control laws, including background checks, do ANYTHING to stop CRIMINALS from getting weapons is living under a rock. It's not difficult to find someone selling drugs or illegal weapons in Illinois in a bad area, and CRIMINALS know all the right people to get all the guns they want or need.

The state of IL is BROKE. They don't have the money to pay enough police officers to patrol these "bad neighborhoods", ie the ghettos, which is where all this violence occurs. For the most part, the downtown areas and nicer residential neighborhoods are pretty safe, even at night, or at least as safe as any other major city. Just watch where you wander off too... you don't want to take a wrong turn in certain areas. We used to hit the bars in the downtown area when I was younger frequently, and we never had any issues with safety. But then again, we were in the nicer, safe areas of the city.... which are a far cry from the "bad" areas.

lindseylou2290 - 2014-07-08 4:22 PM


PREACH :) I agree 100%. Laws don't do anything unless you have infrastructure, funding, and police to support them along with an economy that can or will support the growth and change. I agree that poverty and criminal actions go hand in hand. They have since history has been recorded.

I'm not trying to say that crime doesn't happen in "better" communities but that there is a strong correlation between crime and the amount of money household's bring home.

lindseylou2290 - 2014-07-08 4:22 PM PREACH :) I agree 100%. Laws don't do anything unless you have infrastructure, funding, and police to support them along with an economy that can or will support the growth and change. I agree that poverty and criminal actions go hand in hand. They have since history has been recorded. I'm not trying to say that crime doesn't happen in "better" communities but that there is a strong correlation between crime and the amount of money household's bring home.

musikmaker - 2014-07-07 11:13 PM Can we say the same thing about the 'UN' military?

Cindy Hamilton - 2014-07-08 7:52 PM

 Just saw this post......an AR-15 is just a semi auto rifle.......I have a Colt tactical AR 15 modified for competition, a Glock 34 competition 9mm pistol, and a Mossberg 930 JM Pro shotgun...all designed to be accurate and load fast.....I'm practicing for ladies 3 gun competitions, so yes, I do practice...have to.....Anyone can buy from individuals on Armslist for cash, anonymous, no background check.......I'm a patriot, and like that sign said, my door is locked for your protection.......

HotbearLVR - 2014-07-08 10:42 PM

This video is a classic on gun control, in my opinion.  Many of the women who have posted on this thread could easily say what she said.
This sums it up perfectly, especially her last parting comment.  Gutsy.
You have to C&P this, but it's well worth watching:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgrIsuO5PLc

Cindy Hamilton - 2014-07-08 7:52 PM  Just saw this post......an AR-15 is just a semi auto rifle.......I have a Colt tactical AR 15 modified for competition, a Glock 34 competition 9mm pistol, and a Mossberg 930 JM Pro shotgun...all designed to be accurate and load fast.....I'm practicing for ladies 3 gun competitions, so yes, I do practice...have to.....Anyone can buy from individuals on Armslist for cash, anonymous, no background check.......I'm a patriot, and like that sign said, my door is locked for your protection.......

barrelracr131 - 2014-07-08 3:39 PM Chicago is such a mess because there is such a large number of high poverty areas, period. Those areas have huge drug and gang issues. 



Anyone who thinks gun control laws, including background checks, do ANYTHING to stop CRIMINALS from getting weapons is living under a rock. It's not difficult to find someone selling drugs or illegal weapons in Illinois in a bad area, and CRIMINALS know all the right people to get all the guns they want or need.



The state of IL is BROKE. They don't have the money to pay enough police officers to patrol these "bad neighborhoods", ie the ghettos, which is where all this violence occurs. For the most part, the downtown areas and nicer residential neighborhoods are pretty safe, even at night, or at least as safe as any other major city. Just watch where you wander off too... you don't want to take a wrong turn in certain areas. We used to hit the bars in the downtown area when I was younger frequently, and we never had any issues with safety. But then again, we were in the nicer, safe areas of the city.... which are a far cry from the "bad" areas.

Cindy Hamilton - 2014-07-08 7:52 PM  Just saw this post......an AR-15 is just a semi auto rifle.......I have a Colt tactical AR 15 modified for competition, a Glock 34 competition 9mm pistol, and a Mossberg 930 JM Pro shotgun...all designed to be accurate and load fast.....I'm practicing for ladies 3 gun competitions, so yes, I do practice...have to.....Anyone can buy from individuals on Armslist for cash, anonymous, no background check.......I'm a patriot, and like that sign said, my door is locked for your protection.......

HotbearLVR - 2014-07-08 10:33 PM I think it's fair to say that there's no correlation between strict gun control and the number of gun-related crimes and homicides.  If you want to see an explosion in gun related crimes, eliminate the 2nd Ammendment, and watch the sparks fly.  

Nevertooold - 2014-07-08 6:51 PM The Dems created many of the ghetto's in Chicago through welfare. When they needed more room for building they flattened Cabrini Green and dispersed about 4,000 of Chicago's problems Throughout Illinois. Chicago's crime rate went down for a short time and it grew around towns in other parts of Illinois. Most of those dispersed have been replenished since having illegitimate babies are rewarded and is a way of life with welfare people and the cycle continues. 

Cindy Hamilton - 2014-07-08 7:52 PM

 Just saw this post......an AR-15 is just a semi auto rifle.......I have a Colt tactical AR 15 modified for competition, a Glock 34 competition 9mm pistol, and a Mossberg 930 JM Pro shotgun...all designed to be accurate and load fast.....I'm practicing for ladies 3 gun competitions, so yes, I do practice...have to.....Anyone can buy from individuals on Armslist for cash, anonymous, no background check.......I'm a patriot, and like that sign said, my door is locked for your protection.......

svincent - 2014-07-08 4:44 PM


I like you.

TXBO - 2014-07-09 7:59 AM


 There is a correlation, Doc.  The cities with the strictest gun control laws have the highest crime rates.

lindseylou2290 - 2014-07-09 9:19 AM Sweet!! I love 3 gun. My SO is practicing and shooting 3 gun this year. I love going to watch! If I can find a shotgun I like, I'm gonna shoot 3 gun next year. I have the AR and a sweet 9 mm both set up for competition right now. I run mounted shooting and LOVE it too. ETA - spelling, sorry.

TXBO - 2014-07-09 7:54 AM  3 Gun is a blast. Do you shoot USPSA or IMGA?

VonDigger - 2014-07-09 8:57 PM

I had a friend that lives in the UK.  She was telling me that when they banned gun in th country, by the nest year crime went up something like 381%