Or ISIS/ISIL combatants coming to take your LIFE.

I hate to say it but alot of gun owners in Arizona would say :"Bring it on!"

that is exactly the scenario which I fear. . prepare. -- j
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This is actually an outdoor range I'm talking about. I have no slugs to shoot and thus no motivation to go asking.
I have no intention to buy slugs, though slugs fired from long range (for a shotgun) were part of an annual NRA shotgun qualification I had to pass as a prison officer at least 21 times.
During my first year of 1982 I stopped a prison escape by firing a warning shot with a .30-.06 I had never fired before.
That was replaced soon by AR-15s they trained us to shoot (had prior M-16 military experience).
But my boasting digresses--
Before the range we're speaking of became a business instead of a place the City of Pleasant Grove had set up for their cops and the general public to shoot at, I qualified there one time for the Alabama DOC back around 1985. Only 5 minutes from my house!
Before that I had to drive an hour to another state prison before the range at the prison I worked at was completed.

My father and my 5 uncles all believed that owning guns was part of the American heritage, a way of life to be able to protect oneself in the event of unforeseen circumstances. My father and all of my uncles served in various branches of the armed forces during WWII, four of them on the front lines. My brothers and I were taught that owning a gun and understanding the responsibility of gun ownership went hand in hand. We learned that our personal guns were not aggressive mechanisms, rather they were kept for defense in the event that it was required. We were also taught to value life, to respect the rights of others and to be willing to make sacrifices when called upon by our country.

No one in his/her right mind would truly want to engage in war with another country unless by doing so we were protecting our way of life, our liberties and the freedoms that we have fought and died for over the past 200 years. In any negotiation between countries with dramatic ideological differences, war or its possibility must always be on or close to the table.

Do they no longer allow shotguns at all, or do they require you use slugs rather than shot shells?

Indoor anges around here will allow slugs but not shot.

Wow, you ARE into tech. Thanks.

Thanks for the advice.

You could always sell them. armslist.com doesn't charge any fees and you pick a local area so there's no shipping. BTW, shipping ammo is very difficult for non-gun related business or individual, so sell face-face.

I especially appreciate the part with the snake!

We wouldn't had a problem in Ferguson if we didn't have a Democrat governor, Kansas City, and Saint Louis the rest of us got guns most cling too much to religion but they still got principles. Hope Texas handles Jade Helm 15 alright.

He's a POS. I watched a few minutes of his show once and was so disgusted by his assault on reason that it literally turned my stomach.

China won't be ready to take *us* over militarily until they build a serious navy, and probably not even then. But as MacArthur said, we don't ever want to fight them on their home ground unless we're prepared to take them down completely whatever it takes, and that *will* mean using nukes.

But I could easily see China becoming the dominant power in poor parts of the world, especially if we have an economic crisis and they don't. Their troops are already in Iraq, Nigeria, and Sudan. And we should probably withdraw from those places anyway, because we don't need the oil anymore. Let the Europeans or Japan fight China for control of Arab countries if they need the oil. It's not our problem.

Now if they moved into any place in the Americas, I might think differently. A Russian or Chinese base in Venezuela or Cuba could become a major threat to us.

Beck is tied to his city job, true, but at least he got out of New York. I doubt Texas will ever suffer from Ferguson style riots, and if they do, the good guys will win.

If you want to extend the ammo's shelf life. Get a hermetically sealed container. Either a surplus ammo can, or plastic equivalent. Put your shells in there along with either some desiccant or a dry charcoal filter to absorb moisture.

Wow. On one hand he's eager to aggrandize a minor problem to get attention for himself. Then he says he concerned about people over reacting to the problem. i know people are this shameless, but the article makes it sounds like he made both points around the same time.

That's what I have the most of--all 12-guage double-aught..
The range where I used to shoot my shotgun no longer accepts shotguns.
Nor am I a hunter and this is not hunting season.
Guess I could throw them away.

Shotgun shells are far less impervious to the elements than other ammo.

In one of my favorite movies, Mad Max's old shotgun shells failing made an impression on me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNzfgl_H...

You are exactly right, it`s called terrorism for a very good reason - remember the DC sniper? Imagine one or two in every city on the same day, as well as just a few easily sabotaged electrical grid components attacks across the Nation. When the grocery stores don`t open for a week, or the sheeple are too scared to go to them - government gets a big `ol grin and steps in to "help secure" the Nation - we`re done.

To paraphrase Judge Napolitano - "The second amendment is not about hunting, it`s about shooting tyrannical government officials coming to take your rights."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8xQwS-1...

I used to watch Beck on Fox alot until he started the crying on his show. One day I was watching he started his crying they cut to commercial but he quit crying and was laughing before it was cut. Too much doom and gloom in a fake way. Is there a problem coming . Yup! Have I left the cities. Yup! Am I prepared for self protection for my family and I. Yup! Is Glenn Beck ready. Nope

Morgan's idea is a war on American freedoms...just look at his TV show history.