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I was never happier as a child, as I was when my father bought me a gun rack for my room. I was 12 and started hunting that year. The rack held three long guns and had sliding drawers on the bottom for boxes of ammo. No locks needed or warrented. We were simply taught to respect weapons, and when to use them, and to never play with them. I had a 22 rifle for small game, 16ga dbl barrel, and 32 win spcl for deer. The rack was full, and I didn't need or want anything else.
That, my friends, was freedom.
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"...as far as rights go, I look at them this way. I won't tell you what kind of church to go to, you don't tell me what kind of firearm I can own."
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Finally, I believe that punishing lawful gun owners by creating new, more onerous laws, and restricting Constitutionally guaranteed rights, when we already don't enforce the tens of thousands of gun laws we have on the books, is like beating your dog because the neighbor's dog shit in your yard.
"The Reaper"
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