An excellent organization fighting for freedom, and entertaining forums with information on safety and legal compliance in California: www.calguns.net New shooters are welcomed and generally provided with sound advice, with an emphasis on safety and training. (Though of course this is still the internet, and there are exceptions, in general I find this to be true.)

One example of inconvenience would be that not all firearms manufacturers would modify their firearms to make them compliant with these laws, instead opting out of markets that enact this legislation. Consumers are therefore not able to purchase new firearms of their choice; an inconvenience (and more). We Californians already experience this with the "Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale", which is even less expensive for manufacturers to comply with.

Never play "Chuck Yeager's Air Combat"? It was bad ass. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Yeager's_Air_Combat

Whatever percentage it takes to feed your kids, deadbeat.

Mustang II's are not Mustangs. Dear lord no.

Thanks for protecting me nanny state! Couldn't have done it on my own.

Maybe, except that forgotten cartridge was of no danger to the aircraft or anyone in it.

But they are generally not made out of duct tape and cheese.