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Guns

A small sample

If you have been here before May 2006 you will notice big changes since then. This was formerly a very neglected section of my site and for no good reason. It has been completely redesigned and some new additions will be brought in shortly. The most important chunk is what I call My Armory - my own humble collection. I'm part collector and part shooter. I enjoy shooting and am fairly good but I also enjoy just having a piece of history which is what most of my military or military style guns are. Regardless of what they may look like, I don't have any fully automatic weapons. Everything I have is legal for a civilian to own in the USA.

I removed my aged Shooting section of action shot photos. They aren't something I can replace right away, but they just aren't up to the standard of the rest of the site. Since I have reorganized this section it has become wildly popular. There had always been lots of outside linking to individual pictures but my logfiles are know showing that this section especially the armory page are getting tons more hits. That is a lot of motivation to improve this part of my site.
The 44 beats the fruit

My plans are to add a couple short firearm primers in the future. Since I don't run a "gun website" but only have a few gun pages, I don't expect visitors to be shooters but random backpackers or climbers that click "Guns" on a whim. Given the overwhelming amount of misinformation or downright lies from urban legends, movies, and the media, the chances are that some background information will prove useful. And given all the visitors to this section I need to start on those new pages soon!

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