Mormon Church bows to pressure...

[Cow Poke]

I dunno, hoss, you tell me?

Slim to None, and Slim just rode out of town!

[One Bad Pig]

Slim to None, and Slim just rode out of town!

...on a rail, wearing tar and feathers.

[Trout]

I had the opportunity to go to the Police Range with my son-in-law who heads up a multi-jurisdiction SWAT team and fire FULLY AUTOMATIC WEAPONS!!!

I spent many a day with Darius Gray at the police target range in Salt Lake City firing automatic weapons. I recall Darius having the first .44 auto mag in the state of Utah. He and my dad had to manufacture brass for it.

[Cow Poke]

I spent many a day with Darius Gray at the police target range in Salt Lake City firing automatic weapons. I recall Darius having the first .44 auto mag in the state of Utah. He and my dad had to manufacture brass for it.

Coolness!!!

[nrajeff]

That is indeed cool. My Desert Eagle bows in obeisance. The Auto Mag was an icon.

[Cow Poke]

That is indeed cool. My Desert Eagle bows in obeisance. The Auto Mag was an icon.

Ever fired one? I haven't.

[Trout]

That is indeed cool. My Desert Eagle bows in obeisance. The Auto Mag was an icon.

The auto mag is like the 57 Chevy of large caliber semis. I was/am a fan of the Desert Eagle but the older I get the smaller my tastes in guns becomes. Even my .45 is too big. My favorite defense/carry gun du jour is my S&W airweight .38 +P. I have even taken it rabbit hunting.

[nrajeff]

Ever fired one? I haven't.

Nor have I. Back when I had an FFL, I thought about buying one, but even back then, they were a little too pricey for me. There is also the matter of ammo....

I just got outbid on an NAA .450 Express. It's probably good I didn't win it, because ammo for it is $20 per round due to 99% of it being destroyed when the company decided to quit building the guns. The gun might be worth $1000 because only a few hundred were made, but 51 rounds of ammo for it would cost more than the gun itself.