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Help me decide witch one of these firearms to purchase as I am confusing myself. Currently I own a SW 357 revolver and that's fine for home. I am female with small wrists and average sized hands, kinda long fingers and would value FReeper advice if you have experience with either of these weapons. Should I look at Glocks as well? I don't care for 9mms such as Ruger etc. Thanks in advance. Here is my first choiceHK USP 45 Second Choice

Posted on Friday, August 16, 2002 at 07:55 PM by rhamilton at www.packing.org I was recently "invited" to initiate a study regarding the feasibility of establishing a national organization of state administrators of concealed weapon permit programs. Its purpose would to be to get all the "rule and law makers" together on the same sheet of music and determine acceptable standards for the issuance of CCW permits that everyone (each state) can live with. Obviously, the point is to establish reciprocity amongst all participating states. National reciprocity bills continue to fail, so this may be the next best thing. I...

<p>Oregon State Fair visitors will undergo more intense security checks this year, but some people with concealed firearms still will be allowed to carry them inside the fairgrounds gates.</p> <p>The Oregon State Fair has exempted holders of concealed-weapons permits, in addition to police officers, from a ban on weapons at the fairgrounds in northeast Salem.</p>

"ATF Night" The Premiere Pro-Gun Social and Informational Monthly EventIs Pleased to Present: T. J. JohnstonN.R.A. Master Training Counselor and Founder of AllSafe Defense SystemsThursday, July 18, 2002Free Admission Doors Open @ 6:30 PM - Program Begins @ 7:30 PM The San Gennaro Cafe 9543 Culver Boulevard, Culver City, CA (310) 836-0400 T.J. Johnston will be addressing the extremely important subject of "Principles of Self-Defense and the Legal Ramifications of Using Lethal Force" "AllSafe Defense Systems operates to empower people to take charge of their lives. By employing proven principles of self defense, T.J. Johnston offers civilians the training necessary...

(West Haven-AP Apr. 25, 2002 7:30 AM)_ Teachers at West Haven High School are questioning why a student who brought a gun to school was only suspended, not expelled. School officials confirm that a teacher found a gun earlier this year in a student's coat, which he left behind in a classroom. After the gun was found, administrators suspended the student for ten days and hired a tutor to teach him at home for 45 days. George Mack of the teachers' union says the teachers are concerned that any kid who was known to have a gun is coming back...