[Killborn]

As a future fireamrm owner, I very nmuch resent this characterization of me as a "trigger happy yahoo". I'm only like that on certain occasions, like around the NYTimes head office. See, that makes me a very responsible gun owner.

Sixty years ago, this POS rag hut would be downsized by the chair.

[Roccus]

Future firearm owner? Why not now?

[SFC Chromey]

great tagline, amazing how far the field has shifted, unfortunately.

[Cobra64]

As a future fireamrm owner,

It's easy. Just takes a few simple steps.

- Decide why you want a firearm

- Join the NRA

- Take a firearms safety class

- Go to the range with an experienced shooter

- Understand the differences between rifles, shotguns, revolvers, and pistols.

- Decide what weapon is appropriate for your purpose (caliber, nightstand vs. carry, weight, recoil, alloy vs. all steel).

- Ask a gazillion questions (there's a bunch of us here on FR who can help you).

- Make the firearms purchase and don't forget several hundred rounds of practice ammo

- Practice, practice, practice.

Owning a gun is not like a set of steak knives in the drawer. Know your gun and... keep it CLEAN.

Here is my obligatory pic of my Sig P226 in 9 mm. Very simple and very reliable due to its simplicity.

Remeber, Glocks are Good, but Sigs are Supreme.