User:Pro2AGuy

I've always maintained an acute interest in firearms, particularly as to how they relate to History. Much of this can be attributed to my Father and his capacity as a Police Officer and Military Veteran whereby he introduced and trained me with both of his service-issued firearms at the time, namely, a Smith & Wesson Model 10 as well as Remington Model 870. Outside of work he was an amateur historian of sorts with countless books recounting man's great battles of past and the critical role of weapons in influencing those events. Of course, in the truest sense of "Americana" Dad started me off with the .22lr cartridge both in long and handgun variety and gradually I progressed on from there and realized I had found my true passion--suffice it to say that firearms remain to this very day my foremost recreational interest.

As I matured and entered into College I majored in Political Science and History and was immediately struck at the impact of firearms relative to first domestic and later international contemporary as well as historical events. Fast forward to today where my love and appreciation of The Bill of Rights and the Constitution find me actively involved in fighting for and defending our Constitutionally guaranteed "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" against onslaught from either Political Triad be it Local, State and or Federal Level.

Lastly, as an admirer of good spy, western, military, LE etc. films whereby most of them involve integral firearm elements I luckily found IMFDB which honestly has become one of my top five internet web sites--I am utterly amazed simply due to its plethora of intellectual-academia-like firearms information/data that rivals anything I've seen. It's no wonder why you have a virtual-monopoly on such as your work is both stunningly informative and, yet, entertaining (not once left me longing for an unanswered question). I am truly honored to join the prestigious ranks of IMFDB and contribute in any possible capacity of which advances the site's agenda of excellence!