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Most leather items require a break-in period to be flexible enough. Maybe a LITTLE Neatsfoot oil would also help.

Yes, out of sight is the best IMHO. Keeps the dust off. Depending on your atmosphere, it might be a good idea to have a pack of two of silica gel in a few drawers to absorb any moisture.

A warning shot is usually unadvised and often illegal. It may delay or negate effective action. But dogs are very sensitive to noise, so in this case it might be effective if the dog is not too close. If he is charging, it might be too late for a warning and you need to make an effective shot.

one in eight I have read that only one in eight CC's ever has to use his gun in a bad situation. That's the odds, folks. But I know one CC instructor that advises simply to not go in dangerous places, like parking garages or certain neighborhoods, late at night. Good advice. I try to follow...

Celluloid from the 1800's and early 1900's can look exactly like ivory. But if you lick it, celluloid has a sharp characteristic flavor.

The Constitution gives a right to bear, not a right to conceal. Too many folks here mix them up.

I was about to buy a Smith M&P, but all I saw was 5 randomly placed white dots when looking through the sights. OTOH on a Glock, I can see a white U of the rear sight. So Glock has to be the choice for these middle-aged eyes.

Good news. Last week I saw 8 boxes of 100 .22 rimfire cartridges on a Walmart shelf. Saw a guy come in and buy one box. First .22s I have seen on the shelf in years.