See you there. If you see a dude running up to you with a St. George's flag wrapped around him face, don't shoot.
I'm sorry but the safe house quota has been filled. I heard that MIXUM and Maris are looking for a spot though!
My most recent purchase was for a security job, but I've had guns for most of my life. I've hunted since I was around 12, but I also have a few self defense guns. The AR 15 is pretty much just for fun though.
I have a badass .357 magnum I inherited a couple years back. Not no pussy can shoot that there gun. (bumpkin accent)
Home? Why do people always phrase it that way, as if we resided in our homes 24/7? I pity the fool that tries to invade my home, but I'm much more concerned about my family's welfare when we travel, or when martial law is declared and the troops start ransacking homes. I've had my life seriously threatened several times on Portland streets, and once in the woods of Eastern Oregon. I had 3 break-ins in 3 years in Portland, and had many treasures stolen. Unfortunately I was not home any of those times. My guns are mostly hunting guns, and I've got a couple dozen having inherited about half from my father, many of them from the 30's and 40's when he was young. All are locked securely in a Fort Knox gun safe, except a couple I keep handy for coyotes/cougars in the yard or "surprise company". My favorites are: a Remington 30.06 from 1950 that my Dad bought for his Dad back then, and a Winchester .338 magnum my wife bought me in the early 80's for elk. I've got some cool old Remington .22's, a couple .410's, a 20 guage, a couple of 12 gauges, a High Standard Sentinel .22 pistol, and a Crossman for the gophers.
