[KoRn]

Congratulations!!!!

Once you get used to having that .22, go out and get yourself some REAL fun in an AR15. You WILL NOT be sorry. They have to be one of the most fun guns to own and shoot there is. Ammo is ‘fairly’ inexpensive too.

For defense, think of different types of guns for various purposes and ranges. Buy accordingly.....And get yourself a good gun safe.(weighing at least 1,000lbs and fire rated)

My small collection:

AR15 - 5.56/.223REM
PTR91 - 7.62x51/.308 (HK91/G3 Clone)
Saiga12 - 12 Gauge mag/drum fed semi auto
Mossberg 500 - 12 Gauge pump
Beretta 92FS - 9MM semi auto
HK USP45 Tactical - .45ACP
Springfield Armory XD40 - .40 Caliber semi auto

I still have a little work to do, but right now I can defend the castle from zombies, take it outside, short, medium, and longer ranges.

[struwwelpeter]

I need to get some real guns. All I own are:

the worst M1911 clone Auto Ordnance could excrete from its foul, union-run dungeons,

a sawed off Mosinka-Dubinka (1959 Bulgarian attempt at making low-cost billyclubs for concentration camp guards) that probably shoots better if you put the ammo in backwards,

a Marlin 3000 (a 336 made for big box stores without any of that fancy nonsense such as accuracy or production quality) complete with a Kmart scope,

a Czech autojammer in Tokarev caliber that loves to drop the hammer when I put on the safety, and separate into two components whenever I put it in the holster,

and a Ruger 10/22 that was reworked by an amateur gunsmith to ensure removal of what little accuracy or quality Ruger may have accidentally installed.

I'm praying for a break in so that I can write them all off on my insurance and buy some Colts, Remingtons, and Henrys.

[Pan_Yan]

I just got my son this t shirt:

Nothing helps a shy teenager's confidence like having the coolest t shirts in class.