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click on the pic to view the whole thing. She's packing heat. I'l have to revisit this later. For data gathering purposes. Legitimate data gathering purposes. Sweet, sexy legitimate data gathering...

What exactly do you think she is going to shoot off? [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You know, that's clearly her gun and she's using a holster. I don't get it. Why some of us have to find something to "help" any woman with a weapon with is probably the reason we don't have more women on the board. Looking at her Instagram page, it appears she spends a lot more time in the field and a lot more time shooting than most of us.

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Glock 20 Gen4. I pretty much only shoot Underwood & Atlanta Arms Ammo. Both feed great!

I have to admit I had to do a double take when I saw the thread title...

I just dropped in to say I got too much crap going on and to say prayers appreciated.

Ever try one of these? Its helped others, and may at least let you narrow down the issue.

My M&P Pro has something on the finish too...

Pretty girl with a nice gun promoting the 2nd. I don't see a problem here.

Balance is key, my Berretta 92 had more muzzle flip than my Browning HP. The key is to figure out where the weapon wants to hit and adjust yourself to it. I always jumped on any chance to go to foreign weapons familiarization courses so I could get the feel of different weapons I could encounter in the field. I didn't want my first time to fire a weapon to be when I truly needed it to hit what I was aiming at.

I'd hit that

Funny how that works out....people who want to learn to play the guitar well normally take guitar lessons . People who want to play golf well take golf lessons.....shooting is one of the things that for some reason people think they are born knowing how to do yet cannot for the life of themselves figure out why they are not getting any better at it.....

I just don't like .40. I've found for me its recoil snaps the muzzle around a lot and slows my ability for quick follow-up shots. I'll take a .45 over a .40, as the recoil isn't as snappy. I started out a .40 Glock guy (I have a G22,23, and a 27) and I'm in the process of transitioning over to 9mm DA/SA (CZ 75s specifically with and odd ball Sig P938 thrown in) because I've found I'm more accurate with them than I am with my .40 Glocks.

She needs to clean that mirror

Interesting but nothing really earth shaking, although ditching the finger grooves is pretty cool.

Me too. With this being a gun forum I was expecting to see a bunch of pistols with their mags out stacked on top of each other.

Can't wait. Thank you again for doing this. I'm so looking forward to the Godson as well.

Navy guns are measured in inches and that stuff just takes up too much shelf space.

Cool, now maybe I can pick up some cheap Gen 4's once everyone dumps theirs to fund this new one.

I've always said, Rage virus or WWZ zombies scare me infinetely more than walkers.

Ok... ALMOST any name...

Underwood is all I use now, I have tried damn near every other brand and none can touch Underwood

I'm partial to Underwood ammo.

I got a few... This ammo is the SHI$!!!!!!!!!!

If you don't shoot it well then sell it or trade it and buy something you do shoot well. I had a Sig 229 in .357 Sig as my first carry gun. It was a great gun. Very reliable. I replaced it with an M&P compact. I replaced that with a Glock. I shoot my Glock very well. There was nothing mechanically wrong with the Sig or M&P, but I didn't shoot them well. I had to swallow some pride and get rid of them and accept that the Glock worked good for me. It still does. Carry what you shoot good, it will serve you better.

What he said. The owner Mark is a good buddy of mine and we figured this would be an epic way to celebrate the range opening. Marks got some awesome plans for his place, so lots of changes in the future. Hopefully this shoot does well and we head back a couple times a year to make it a tradition.

Oh. I read the title wrong.

To be honest....stainless means "stain less"...... not rust proof.

I've always found the Ghost connectors to be great upgrades. Never needed to next step up like the Zev, but I've heard good things. IMO the Ghost type connectors are perfect for EDC/range guns. If you are going into competition then you may want something more like the Zev's.

Is the shield a good fit for your hand? That could factor into things if your hands are too big for it. I've felt the snappiness of the .40 as my P99 has some, but a workable amount. I agree that the weapon factors into things a good deal. That said, shooting my 9mm VP9 and my .40S&W P99 in the same range session puts the difference in perspective.

Like you or I would have a chance either way.

Looks like it was found on the bottomof a river. I'd venture a guess he's never cleaned or oiled it.

"Doesn't clean it like he should" might be a bit of an understatement there.

One time when I was at the range, I borrowed my buddies Glock 30S and shot it back to back with my Glock 22 (and 27). The recoil on the 30S seemed to just go straight back into my hand, while on the 22 it seemed to flip the muzzle up more (with the 27s recoil being more severe). I was definitely faster getting back on target with the 30S and was more accurate with it. I was pretty surprised given the fact the 22 was bigger and heavier. Maybe there is something with the recoil spring configuration that makes a difference, but I chalked it up to the ammo. I noticed the same thing when I first got into 1911s from Glocks, but I thought it was just something about the two different platforms. Anyway, thats just me.

I typically see people shoot worse with small .40 cal pistols than with anything else. Quick snappy recoil in light weight guns does not help people do their best work. In fact I have had people come to class with SW Shield in .40 and after class trade it in for a 9mm.

Have you not seen all the people carrying that way recently? It's the hot new carry style.

Look where the gun is. That looks like something very bad waiting to happen.

They sure ain't close to what they used to be. I don't see many things in there that make them competitive at all.

I'll definitely lift you and your family up. If there's anything we can do to help please don't hesitate to let us know - or shoot me a PM. Some things you have to go through in you're own, but some stuff is easier when you've got some folks beside you. Know that you've got our prayers regardless.

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Are you kidding? If I owned that helmet, I'd wear it everywhere...you couldn't MAKE me take it off.

Well great. Now range time is on the menu today! BTW, sold my g20 to a great member here. Finally got it in NiB-X. So now all my Glocks are purdy, you know, for a Glock...

Went back today, no more in case, and the tag on the shelf was $93.

I was thinking that Daryl might be safe since Norman Reedus and Andrew Lincoln have been in a glitter bomb war on the set, which suggests Reedus has been there filming past the season opener (although he could be a pseudo-ghost or flashback)

Wheel guns are NOT more reliable. You ever looked at the inside of one? Much like a watch........lots of small parts. When they lock up, they are really locked up. If you fall in the creek how is that wheel gun not going to get muddy too? In fact, you may be stuck up to your knees in mud and no way to access your gun. Quick swish in the water and most of your reliable autos should still be working. Now with that said, if you like your wheel gun you can keep your wheel gun (sound familiar?) Like others, I would carry another auto in same caliber like the 43, CM9 etc.

The minigun will offically be there. I repeat. It will offically be there

Dear S&W:

I wouldn't mind fondling one of those as well.

Ok , it's 11:00 .... And that's what a glastic Plock looks like.....