fornicate your constitutional rights.

[lasher]

have to admit i'm totally flummoxed by all this open/concealed stuff. as a lad many years ago, i walked into an OTASCO store, plunked down my $18 and walked out with a 303 Enfield, carried it down the street and walked it home. every pickup you saw had weapons on display in the rear cab window. only the "concealed" part would get you into trouble. it's a right, not a privilidge,,,that being said - common sense should apply. but in my experience common sense is in short supply, always has been

[unforgiven]

Been looking at an Enfield they are in the $400.00 range now.

[lasher]

the tanker model, shorter with some sort of flash device was $21

[unforgiven]

Do you still have it ??? I like the SMLE model.

[lasher]

no, that was 55 years ago. long gone, bought a P38 right after i got out of the Corps, still had the nazi marks in excellent condition, at TG&Y for $89...it's long gone too

[GRA]

That Project Appleseed looks both honorable and fun indeed.  Never heard of it until now but it is definitely something to look forward to when I retire next year.  Can't think of anything else more important to do with my time.

[98Z5V]

Not only will you receive a marksmanship clinic, and damn great training, you'll get one hell of a history lesson.  Appleseed is very, very well worth the time to attend, and the money.  It's a Saturday/Sunday, and only cost $60.