What I'd Like To See on Down Range

[NYPD13]

I SECOND DOC R'S SUGGESTION. ALL THIS TALK ABOUT TOOLS AND TACTICS IS GREAT, HOWEVER I WOULD LIKE TO SEE SOME COVERAGE PERTAINING TO THE LEGALITY OF THEIR USE. I KNOW LAWS VARY FROM STATE TO STATE AND COUNTY TO COUNTY, BUT THEIR ARE BASICS THAT APPLY TO ALL. REGARDLESS OF SPECIFIC LAWS PERHAPS POSTING BASIC QUESTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS WE ALL MUST THINK OF BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER WE ACT WOULD TRULY BE A LIFE SAVER. I'VE KNOWN RESPONSIBLE GUN OWNERS WHO KNEW ALL ABOUT SAFETY, TERMINOLOGY, AND MECHANICS YET NOTHING ABOUT LEGAL APPLICATIONS. WITH A LITTLE BIT OF KNOWLEDGE MY FRIENDS AND I WILL REFUSE TO BE VICTIMS OR INMATES.

[cookie62]

I don't have a $8500 router or a $4500 air brad and nailer set, but I can build a spice rack. Same with my guns. I have everything I need to get the job. I just won't look as cool doing it; however, I can offord ammo.

And a gun rack, also a nice box to put all that ammo in

[tombogan03884]

   Clinton, Obama, and McCain  Dangling from a tree like old time horse theives.

[TAB]

I, as would many of my handicapped friends, would love to see a segment about SD for the handicapped. There are pros and cons for the wheelchair bound, as with those that use a walker or cane. I have been discussing this very subject with an instructor for Suarez International on this board and the possibilities are endless. As "soft targets", we must be even more vigilant in our training and tactics to ensure our family's safety!

Now thats something I would find very intresting.