Calling all gun owners

[DividedThigh]

Originally Posted by Sherri

I'm so glad my husband doesn't hunt. If he brought home something and I had to skin it and dress it, I would pass out.

No guns in this house!

i understand that sherri, i have a friend who invited me to come to stay with them new years 2000,. he doesnt own any guns , he said hey by the way, can you bring a couple of your weapons, just in case, i cracked up and brought them with me, lol,dt

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DividedThigh

if you want a handgun to carry on a fishin trip of easy to carry, buy a snub nose 38 smith and wesson or colt, easy to carry dependable, and 38s can be purchased cheaply, baron i like the python too, but i am a 45 acp guy, over the years i have owned a lot of smiths though, dt

I have a .38 colt that was made in the late 20's or early 30's that is a great gun as well and cheaper to shoot than the .357, unless you shoot .38 shells in the .357.

[DividedThigh]

nice piece, was that a family gun from way back, dt

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DividedThigh

nice piece, was that a family gun from way back, dt

No, I bought it (.38) from an old fellow about 15 years ago. I do have a Winchester model .97 shotgun that my grandfather gave to my dad when he was about 12, which I believe was made in the early teens.

[DividedThigh]

that is a good collectors piece, nice, take care of them, lock em up in a safe, dt

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DividedThigh

that is a good collectors piece, nice, take care of them, lock em up in a safe, dt

I need a safe, right now I have them locked in hard carrying cases, which wouldn't help much if they were stolen but it keeps the kids from playing with them without my knowledge.

[DividedThigh]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

I need a safe, right now I have them locked in hard carrying cases, which wouldn't help much if they were stolen but it keeps the kids from playing with them without my knowledge.

i have a gun safe, big one and a small one in my closet baron, well worth the money, neither of mine were expensive, but they work well, do it, you wont regret it, in wis if something happens with your weapon you are liable, so i lock em up, no one but me can get to them, dt

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DividedThigh

i have a gun safe, big one and a small one in my closet baron, well worth the money, neither of mine were expensive, but they work well, do it, you wont regret it, in wis if something happens with your weapon you are liable, so i lock em up, no one but me can get to them, dt

If something happens to my weapons they are gone for good. All of them are old enough that they have either never been registered, or never registered to me. But yes I do need to get a safe. Growing up my dad had a gun cabinet with the glass front, not much to keep thieves out but it kept us out.

[DividedThigh]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

If something happens to my weapons they are gone for good. All of them are old enough that they have either never been registered, or never registered to me. But yes I do need to get a safe. Growing up my dad had a gun cabinet with the glass front, not much to keep thieves out but it kept us out.

i had one of those for years, i loved it, and it was pretty and showed off the hadwe, but i need security, you can get a good one for as little as 300 bucks bro, do it, lol,dt

[ChTatum]

I believe that for home protection a 12 guage pump is best. Nothing else quite as scary for criminals as the sound of a shell being chambered in the dark! Unmistakable sound, like nothing else you've ever heard! LOL!