I have one that my dad gave me when I was graduated High School. It's a Ruger .357. It's been locked in the gunsafe almost the entire time I've had it except when I slid a round of rat shot in it one time and killed a copperhead under my front porch.






You seem to be getting your dander up about my statement. No I didn't leave them on the coffee table for the kids to pick up anytime I wasn't looking. I didn't keep them locked in the gunsafe either because there aren't many intruders will hold off so you can run downstairs and get it out of the safe. I kept mine out of reach of the children but sometimes kids find a way to locate things they aren't supposed to be touching. Do you know how many kids have been killed by firearms that were on the top shelf of a closet in a shoe box? Thankfully I never had any instances of kids touching my firearms, but if it ever had I would rather them have found a 1911 with the 3 safety features as opposed to a Glock where the only safety feature is to keep your finger (or seat belt buckle, or door knob, or holster snap) off of the trigger.


I take it you're a Glock lover....... good for you. I never badmouthed Glock a time, just simply stated I felt it was not the firearm for me. You Glock guys get asshurt worse than Pit owners if someone doesn't tout them as the greatest thing ever.