"Bob Hedberg" wrote in message
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Lock the door...period.

It's ok to come in when I'm there, but all other times it's
off-limits.
There's just too much dangerous stuff there.

When they're a little older (than 5), it may be different.

I locked the 357 revolver away, and got out the old .45 ACP, as I can
remove the clip and locate it elsewhere where I can get to it, as well
as the gun. The .45 has three safeties, and doesn't do much without a
clip. Even if you get the clip in, it takes strength to pull the
reciever back, and one of the safeties prevent one from pushing on the
barrel to push the reciever back. Our bedroom is off limits and
everyone knows it, but just in case...

Lock the door..

Small children don't really know better, older children should be
educated, and even then use caution.

Just my humble opinion..

bob H.


Bob, I'm neurotically careful with nugs - even when I lived alone, I never
kept clips /shells /anything in the chamber, and I'm really not plannin' on
nugs with kids around. Too much weird stuff happens. I once had a loaded
44-40 remington aimed at a guy I thought was a burglar (this was NH - the
"Live free or die" state), but when i told the guy to "freeze (cinematic
obscenity omitted)", the flashlight flew out of the guy's hand as he threw
up a badge (which flew out of his other hand), as he yelled "State police!"
At that point my knees started shaking & i thought i was going to be known
by a long number for a long time... The guy was super nice, though, and
actually apologized to me as I was stuttering something about thinking that
he was a burglar. We both went down and looked for his badge, flashlight
was still on... 3rd nice state cop I've met in my life. Stuff like that,
though, makes me a bit weary 'bout having guns around. F8ck the safety's -
get a trigger lock. And no, I'm not an anti-nugger - i love the things,
everything but 25's - *those* suckers should be made illegal...
-dim




e there, but
anyone (with kids) have any advice on settin' up a fairly child-friendly
shop?
Thanks in advance,
-dim


Bob H.

Just grab that plate in one hand, the chassis in the other,
and FEEL the power of tube audio!!!
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