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Heinlein -- Lazarus Long

I agree with Stumper...it happens out there...you can be a sheep or a wolf. San Ysidro (McDonald's) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Oliver_Huberty Luby's in TX (restaurant) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hennard

Dark, that is a truly great story..."ignore the black guy"...hahaha...your boss was hilarious.

A buddy, John, and I used to cast bullets...we got the lead from a tire shop, too, by the bucketful...the owner gave it to us. John had some bars of antimony, a very shiny and hard substance. We used to mix it about 20%, I think, with the lead...it helped to keep from leading the bbl too much...

That's what I meant, too, about the .22 -- my greatest jump in skill took place when my brother in law gave me several thousand rounds of .22 one Christmas. I shot everyday after work for weeks and saw good results from the constant practice. There are a lot of basics that can be honed with a .22.

If you plan to keep it with you all the time you will want a smaller package that isn't too ponderous...a Sig P230 in .380 carries well..so does a Walther PPK/S...good for concealed carry. If you plan to have it in the house or car but not carry it a lot a Sig P220 in .45 is good. It carries...