Originally Posted by nikerret

I dont knwo about michdihst llawm , but we are agthatharer s of infotmation. iF it could affect anything that gows on, proably best to ersll us. If it coms ip latet in the tsotm or what evert reason, it mau look loke you were trying to kisd it, hich isnt a vert ccw theing to do.

Originally Posted by guitarguy69

I am just curious to see how many of us have a physical limitation that either positively or negatively affects our ability to shoot a handgun? I have been a semi pro golfer and seen lots of arthritis and other afflictions affect golfers. I am a guitar tech and luthier and have seen lots of musicians with arthritis or other afflictions also. But I was wondering the other day, after reading a thread about a guy in a wheelchair that shoots at the range, what others go through to enjoy

Originally Posted by OXCOPS

As part of my New Year's Day tradition, we remember those lost in 2011.

First, the stats...


Total Line of Duty Deaths: 163
Aircraft accident: 1
Animal related: 1
Assault: 5
Automobile accident: 35
Drowned: 4
Duty related illness: 7
Explosion: 1
Gunfire: 66
Gunfire (Accidental): 4
Heart attack: 10
Heat exhaustion: 1
Motorcycle accident: 4
Stabbed:

Originally Posted by Fred Hansen

I would only add an observation made by Professor J. Rufus Fears: (paraphrasing from memory) “You’re going to laugh, but there is truth in this: honor can only exist in an age that takes the duel seriously.” His position being that when one must put one's very life on the line, the level of honor, honesty, and politeness--at least among peers--would be at a maximum saturation in society. Now all anyone needs are sufficient resources to hire lawyers, PR people and/or spin doctors, and