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    1. Hanu

      Ladies, some gift advice please.

      If you're trying to get her something firearm related, what about some range time or a class?
    2. Hanu

      Ladies, some gift advice please.

      I wouldn't wear it.
    3. Hanu

      Guns and Kids

      That's not all I got out of your post. I just didn't think it would be productive to try to address every point. This could go on forever. We don't have the same opinion on this topic. Your last paragraph: "Yes, my children are at an increased risk because I do not hide my firearms from...
    4. Hanu

      Guns and Kids

      I stand corrected; "without supervision" is a better way of putting it. I also agree that it is a matter of risk reduction. There is no way possible to eliminate all risk. Beyond that, I think we've come to the "agree to disagree" point (I happen to think that car seats, fix-sided cribs, and...
    5. Hanu

      Guns and Kids

      I said that in my first post: "I agree that children should be educated about firearms, whether or not they are in your home. They may come across them elsewhere and should know what to do and what not to do." No where did I say to rely solely on supervision. If anyone thinks that you can...
    6. Hanu

      What do you carry and how do you conceal it?

      I carry a S & W .38 airweight (642) with +P's. I have no problem concealing it with a Sticky pocket holster. I can tuck in my waist band and it stays secure. I agree with the others who said it boils down to what you are comfortable with (not your husband).
    7. Hanu

      Guns and Kids

      At ages 4 and 7 it's not prudent to rely on anything except supervision to keep them safe. I'm sure you wouldn't leave them home alone at that age, no matter how disciplined and trained they may be. I'm not trying to start an argument or imply you are a bad parent. I'm sure that's not the...
    8. Hanu

      Guns and Kids

      I agree that children should be educated about firearms, whether or not they are in your home. They may come across them elsewhere and should know what to do and what not to do. That being said, I don't believe you can rely on that knowledge to keep them safe. Think about how many times...
    9. Hanu

      Sleep Number Bed

      We have a Sleep Number bed and love it. My chronic back pain disappeared almost immediately. If you go to a sleep number store they put you on a bed and help you find your "number". Mine hasn't varied from that but my husband will adjust his by 5 either way.
    10. Hanu

      INGOers are men of many talents...

      INGOers are men of many talents... and women...
    11. Hanu

      Leaving gun in vehicle at work? Fired

      There is a difference in proving a point and refusing to give up a constitutional right. I don't consider someone an idiot for exercising any of their rights. "Use it or lose it" applies to more than just your....um, (I don't want to say "manhood" because that would be presumptuous) capabilities.
    12. Hanu

      carry without permit

      I agree that it is a double standard. It is offensive to me no matter who says it, just as with any racial slur.
    13. Hanu

      carry without permit

      Everyone should be offended by it, regardless of their race.
    14. Hanu

      Picked up my first revolver

      I have a S & W and a Colt Python. I don't think you can go wrong with a Colt. I hope you like yours as much as I've liked mine over the years. Congratulations on your purchase.
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