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With Taurus's warranty you should be able to send the gun back for repair free of charge. Just contact them and request a shipping tag and a repair number.

I'm not talking about building a closet Out of drywall with a wooden door. Studded 2x6 walls with 3/4" plywood on both sides and a steel security door and frame with deadbolts. Also helps keep it out of sight, if you position it correctly a thief my mistake it for a locked exterior door and move...

I like to think it's the old man guiding my hand a little. He was state IDPA revolver champ back in 79 and 81.

Here's a helpful link for 922R parts. There's never been a documented prosecution for non compliance of an individual BTW. Not saying to try it, just saying. http://www.tapco.com/section922r/

I actually have 2, but the one that was my dad's obviously means more to me and seems to shoot slightly better for some reason.

Standard Corbon in everything. I don't want to have to worry about my back stop should a shooting scenario take place.

Bolt them down for sure, I would also recommend building them into a room with a door framed in smaller than the safes. A separate monitered zone alarm would be a good idea as well. All of my safes with the exception of one will not fit through the man cave door without removing the door and...

I can't pick just one. Top 5 is pretty easy though, FNH 5.7x28, Kimber Gold Match, S&W 1006, S&W 460, and my pap's old Browning Challenger II .22.

Suppressed AR 9mm carbine. Very cool, but harder than it looks. The same guy is working on a belt fed AR from Shrike he said I could try when it's done.

PK380 or like someone posted before the P238. We've sold several of each to women with zero complaints unlike the other micro guns from Taurus, Ruger, and Keltec. My wife carry's a Colt Mustang, if you can find one it would be another good choice.

S&W 1006 here, one of my favorite pistols. Pretty much a point and shot gun with the longer sight radius and the moderate weight to help control recoil. Looking at a EAA Witness Limited Pro now.

Just joined after I got the email link. I usually cruise the FAL and AK files, Gunboards, and the Dan Wesson forums. Been into firearms virtually my entire life as I now own our family gun shop that's the same age as me. Cool sight and I like the layout and laid back atmosphere.

We actually have 2 in stock as of today. I actually turned a black one down the other day. I would like another bi-tone for stock though.

Very cool, granny's can have cool toys too. My grandmother had a Colt Diamondback in .22 that I still have.

My vote would be either the XDS, M&P shield, or Sig 938. Great ergonomics on all three and unbeatable reliability. 9 or 40 are more than effective with the right choice of ammo such as Corbon or Hydrashok. XDS's seam to be one of the easiest for us to get right now though.

Someone to fill the gap in production that Keltec is leaving would be nice. New production guns selling for 2-3 times MSRP is ridiculous. Sadly though, no news on our end for a Ruger pistol in 22WMR.