I got to fondle and shoot Anti's new toy.  Na-na-na-na-na  [:D]

Very, very nice.  Personally, I would get a scope without water drops on the lenses.  It is very distracting.  Hehe

I don't worry about it. Every thing I have is completely legal and has a chain of paperwork anyways.

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But, but, you look so, well, [i]normal[/i].  My wife keeps saying, "Boy is he gonna be disappointed if he ever meets you."  Please come to the Convention and be disappointed.  [BD]

WOW! Any chance you're looking for a housemate-or someone to gunsit when you are out of town?

But this is the internet, most of us are only 9 years old and posting screen saves of ARs that we found somewhere else on the net.

NO!

The government pretty much knows what I have, since I have a C&R license they have the right to audit me at any time anyway, and see all my stuff, which is legal.  If they actually patrol the board or whatever than they know my attitude too, well nothing wrong with that, that's why I post here.

As for criminals, any of them smart enough to actually trace my internet identities to my actual home address, case the place out, come in when nobody is home to greet them, defeat my gunsafe, and escape undetectable (no fingerprints for example), well I guess they are a high enough class of thief that they could have gotten to my stuff anyway.  

Frankly, where I live, the class of criminals that operate here is so low that they are almost amusing.  A guy here robbed a bank the other day with no weapon at all, just verbally, but was not wearing a mask and parked his car so close that several patrons saw his license plate number.  The police apprehended him less than 30 minutes later, as he was cooking hot dogs on a grill at his house with a friend.  The money was in the trunk of the car, in the bank's bags.  THAT is the kind of hard core criminal we get here in mid-Missouri!  

There really is no limit to paranoia, is there?  What about that guy I saw at the range who was looking at my stuff with so much interest?  He could have written down my license plate number when I left the range and used it to get my address from his friends in the DMV... I guess I'd better never go to the shooting range in my own car again!  

C'mon people.  When the day comes that showing a photo of your completely legitimate, legal personal property endangers said property to the extent that you have to keep everything you own a secret, then it's time to move to another part of town or something.

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Well, It's not like I'm posting the combo to the safe(s), or the location(s) that the rifles actually reside in, or the alarm code or where the surveilance stuff is. If somebody's got the balls to try something, they'd better smile for the cameras. Power on or off, lights on or off, there's measures taken. Plus everything is 100% legal and insured.


But I still worry sometimes... [:(]


Oops. I almost forgot:
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[:P]

I'm not worried about the government, I haven't done anything wrong and if they really want to find out about what guns I have I'm sure they can do that.

I can theoretically see someone targeting them for theft. It wouldn't be impossible for someone to figure out who I was (there are plenty of people here who know my real name) and what guns I own, but my collection of firearms isn't worth anywhere near enough to go through that bother, seems like it'd be easier to steal my Infiniti out of my driveway than to  come into my house and risk me showing up in time, or being at home, to do my "Scarface" imitation (Say hello to my leeetle frieeend! BRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAP! [uzi]).

Besides most thiefs are morons who commit crimes of opportunity, it's the rare bird that commits a burglary with that amount of planning and the ones that do usually hit commercial establishments, less chance of being caught and in most states it's a less serious crime than entering a house.

These are quite nice:

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Edited to add: They're also not mine! Sent to me by a Lieutenant in NYPD's Emergency Service Unit.

   


 

Never hurts to tell the crazies in the world you have a gun..........

I want to go over to Paul's house someday to play...........

"How many guns do you own?"

If you can tell someone how many, you don't have enough.  Answer is "What caliber?".