Birthday came early!

[Unsullied_Spy]

Targets yeah but it's against the rules of the "Homeowners association" to discharge a firearm within our neighborhood. Fortunately I've got a BB gun powerful enough to take down a bird and if I really need to take out a cat I can put a milk jug over the muzzle of one of my .22s. Just did inventory and we've got over 10,000 rounds of various calibers stored up. Got one rather large safe completely packed full of just ammo and another a little bigger loaded with guns and some more ammo. We came back to the show 3 times today to haul out everything we bought (poor Saturn ) and we're going back tomorrow for round 4 and hopefully that'll be all (running low on money ). I saw a very nice Remington 30-06 with a beautiful wood stock and Leupold scope rings and was stupid and didn't buy it. Going back to see if he has sold it yet or not, if so I'll look for another 30-06 in similar condition. They've got quite a few .50 BMGs and various other large bore rifles but I don't have the money

[JERRY2KONE]

Are you expecting a war and no one told us about it? Your not planning a high school massacre of some kind are you? Just checking...

I am just wondering why anyone would need that much fire power in their house?? Are you an avid hunter? If none of these applies, then maybe you have some serious issues of paranoia and need psych help of some kind. I can only think of all the R/C gear one could buy with all of that money, when all anyone needs for home protection is a single Glok 9mm. We live on a military base so we don't really worry about such things, but I still do not want any guns in my home, since we have three young kids here.

AND do you know in most states if you discharge a firearm in a public area like a housing development that you can be charged with a felony, unless it was a clear cut case of self defense in your own home. Then you carry a felony criminal record the rest of your life and you loose your right to vote among other things.

[FG101C]

It's required by Montana state law to have a minimum 15,000 rounds of ammo, and at least 10 firearms.