Bill would let Neb. teachers carry guns in schools LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A Nebraska lawmaker has introduced a bill to allow school administrators, teachers and security staff to carry concealed handguns in schools. Sen. Mark Christensen of Imperial introduced the bill two weeks after a 17-year-old k...

Under the proposed bill, existing magazines would be grandfathered but it would be illegal to sell them or give them away after the effective date. The way I read the bill, it would ban any firearm with an internal magazine of more than ten rounds, except for tubular magazine .22s. http://carol...

FJ540 wrote:Unlocked spring assisted's are probably just as dangerous in the pocket. I've heard of a couple people who slid down their blades reaching in to get the knife.

I once stabbed 3/4" into the end of my little finger, reaching into a pocket with a balisong that had come unlatched.

Each one of those adults (espically in the case of these kids being so young) needs to be within arms reach of each one of these kids ESPECIALLY when the line is hot. This does two things. It provides a "buddy system" of sorts, so none of the children are hiding behind bushes and the like...

My thoughts and prayers go out to the little girls and the rest of the family. Every accidental death has a blame-game behind it. I'd rather not play. Most of the people I know have at least a moment or two that they'd like to take back and do over. I'm not trying to blame the girl, or the family. ...

Police: 4-year-old girl accidentally killed by sibling http://www.azcentral.com/community/westvalley/articles/2010/10/24/20101024arizona-wickenburg-girl-shot-killed-accident1025.html A 4-year-old girl fatally wounded Saturday near Wickenburg was accidentally shot by her 8-year-old s...

hello guys and girls, i'm looking for a little bit of advice/direction on purchasing a new gun for EDC. currently i'm waiting and my permit should be here anyday now, but i run into the problem that of the ghuns i currently have they don't really facilitate carrying or i'm just not a fan of them. m...

There is no conceivable trigger design that won't malfunction given sufficient damage and/or neglect. This is why you: 1. Never depend upon mechanical safeties, and 2. Always keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction. The mother who "accidentally" shot her son was unloading her gun wit...

Lucky kids, all we had were BB guns, bottle rockets and rocks to defend our forts. According to my grandmother, my uncles used to play with a VZ-24 - a Czech Mauser - when they were kids. Which I supposed was safe enough. I'm pretty sure they'd have a pretty hard time finding 7.92mm ammo, in those ...

RobD wrote:I use a Lansky progressive stone system:

Me, too. You can always tell I've been using it by the bald spots on my arm.

(I use Scary Sharp (tm) for my chisels.)

I have found that tools last longer and work better with the work edge a sub 10 micro inch finish and the geometries properly held. Depends upon the work. Push cuts are easiest with a polished blade. Slicing cuts work better with some serration. The micro-serrations left by a course stone (or even ...

Stradie, those are nice for tools, but I can hand sharpen a much finer edge.... I highly doubt it. When I'm done with the Tormek, I take a swipe or two on a nice flat 12,000 grit Japanese stone and it brings the edge to a mirror polish, and sharper than any srugical tool you would want to get ahold...

mnglocker wrote:More usefull, probably less money, easy to find belts. You could probably get a canvas cloth belt and apply rouge compound for a "stupid" sharp post sharpening hone job.

The problem with most cheap grinders is that they run at too high an RPM.

There's no way I'd spend any money on a tool that could only sharpen knives. I like a sharp knife, but if it isn't exactly perfect, it's not that big a deal. OTOH, having my chisels exactly perfect is a big deal. And I've actually considered buying one of their Work Sharp 3000 Wood Tool Sharpeners. ...

If you're loading .25 ACP, the difference between 1.4 grains and 1.5 grains could matter a lot. In a .50 BMG, the difference between 185.5 and 185.6 grains isn't likely to matter at all. Somebody clue jedge in on the caliber of guns I DO shoot!! If you're loading cases with more that 100 grains, yo...