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...you'd have to be a Marine to appreciate my remark about the Navy...


...given the facts as we've been given them, I still say keep your gun private unless you need it...flaunt may not be the best word, but if they have to use it, having wagged it about the yard and such will come up to accuse them of wanting to use it...that was my point...don't bluff...don't threaten...just do what the situation calls for when HE brings it to YOU...on that we're agreed...

stroguy wrote:After they get the scattergun I guess the real recommendation is to clean it regularly outside on the front porch. Also it can be carried from car to home on a very regular basis until the neighbor is fully aware that the home and the occupants are fully capable of handling any intruder.

You know why the Navy sends aircraft carriers to countries with problems? Just the sight and knowledge that it is there goes a long ways.

Good luck to your friend.

...I would recommend NOT to do this...the neighbor already has emotional issues, and I can see the look on your face already when the grand jury asks why you felt the need to flaunt your new gun ...would I want to do it???? of course I would...would I do it??? no...
...you good people aren't the Navy...and you don't have the Marines standing by to get you out of trouble...

...I've bought all my shotguns at pawn shops...winchester, mossberg...$125-175 in great shape...I'd recommend 20 ga for beginners/ladies...