After about 600 + rounds through my AR on top of piss poor cleaning to see how good it is, a buddy of mine got a malfunction in it finally. Though he was new to ARs and didn't check to see if it was clear before handing it back to me.

Tomorrow, I'm moving up to an apartment in Muncie. I going to Ball State and I plan to earn a degree in journalism.

I have finished sorting through my father's gun collection and all of the assorted parts and pieces. I am going to sell three of the handguns and three of the rifles. That's it. The rest I'm keeping (I'm an only child) and my kids are getting a couple pieces that they want. Even before dad passed my collection was approximately twice the size of dad's. Now it's even bigger. When my time comes either my wife or the kids are going to have one heck of a job going through it. Something to think about guys.

Can I come crash on your couch?

Just watched "The Wild Geese" with Jackie. Some how, I'm now explaining the Bush War, Rhodesian, and my "Man Among Men" t-shirt. Good day.

I have a spare bedroom with a cot in it. You can use that if you want.

Perfect, me and the guys will be by in an hour

Toying with the idea of getting an NRA pistol instructor cert, just need to go see where I'd have to go and how much it'd cost

Should cost around $200 to $300 depending on where you do the course/what facilities and food they make available.

Don't expect to find one much cheaper than 200 or pay more than 300.

Also, if haven't done any NRA Instructor training before, be prepared to be bored out of your ever loving mind for the course of a weekend.

Neat, think I'll find a course after I go get my CCW. Was supposed to go take the course with my family, but I can see that isn't happening since they've been stalling since summer.