Even if I were very rich, I do not think I could bring myself to shoot a shotgun selling for the price of a middle-grade Mercedes Benz, but it is charming to know that such things exist. At the SHOT Show they will even let you touch one, if you are polite. Note that while Steve Hornady has stopped making his excellent 230-grain JTC bullet for the 45 ACP cartridge, Nosler has taken up the torch and is now producing that bullet for sale. They do not have the legal power, of course, but neither do they have the physical power. An army may be defeated by another army, but the people of a nation cannot be, as long as they are aware of their principles and maintain their determination to observe them.
Security is mostly a superstition.
It does not exist in nature, nor do children of humans as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. The item that got my attention most forcefully in the entire show was the new Blaser rifle called the R-93. It features the quick caliber interchange of previous models, but goes much farther than that.