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Just in case you are in Belgium.

Sean, in MA, if I don't secure my guns, I can be held liable if someone misuses it. There are no simple solutions to complex problems. What has the second ammendment done? It's kept guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens. What it hasn't done is provide an avenue for criminals to attain...

Just quote Harry Morgan as Col. Potter "Make a hole!!":lol:

I'd buy Montana. You do have trees there somewhere, right? I'll start the bidding at $20 cash.

There is a member on the Forestry Forum from Brookhaven. He knew the deputy.

Old news.:/:

I like the idea of using suppressors. They are legal in 42 States, but not CA, IL, NY and all of New England except VT. I can shoot on my farm, but it would be nice to make a little less noise. Pretty much everyone in the UK uses them from what I can tell.

I know some earthlings I'd like to send to Mars.:evil:

Speaking of still paying for wars, the US is still paying a civil war pension. http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2016-08-08/civil-war-vets-pension-still-remains-on-governments-payroll-151-years-after-last-shot-fired

I'm all for gun rights, but open carrying an AR15 is stupid. If I saw someone carrying a long gun in public, I'd immediately expect the worst. In MA, you couldn't legally carry one that wasn't in a case anyway.

Google's self driving car hit a bus recently. Google plans to tell the car that large objects like buses are not likely to yield the right of way.:lol:

Stig, I'm just clarifying what has been commonly accepted as the distance where a gun starts to loose its edge. Merle had presented a couple of definitions that were not accurate representations of that. Jordan was an exception, not the rule.

I believe the proper context of that is that a person with a knife can cover 7 yards in the time it takes to draw, aim and fire a gun. I don't know if that is from Massad Ayoob, but it's been around a long time.

That's real bacon.

Are we talking real bacon, or that weird Canadian stuff you guys call bacon?:/:

"The big town three hours away..." You can't travel three hours in Mass without going on a ferry to Nantucket or the Vineyard.:lol: