BrasilNuts

Being as it’s French.... probably dropped somewhere.

This... well said. Teachers shouldn’t be required to carry, but the ones that want to should be allowed to. The ones that desire to carry will take it seriously and probably seek training above what would be required. I have 3 kids in 3 different schools, I’ve met plenty of teachers over the years and know many outside of the school environment. Some would carry and some wouldn’t, but there would be enough of them that I wouldn’t want to play doors and corners in a school while they were protecting their kids.

All of those have value to reloaders. Just about anything you find that is centerfire you’ll find someone that reloads it.

Just heard on Red Eye Radio that a suspect was being pursued by police and detonated an “explosive device” in his vehicle killing himself.

If they just had blinders on there would be some hope. They’ve got a Coke in one hand and a hotdog in the other cheering it on.

You named your daughter after the 5 headed dragon queen of darkness? I wanted to name my son Fizban, but my wife wouldn’t let me.

I was told that I had to remove food from my bag this summer. I bought a box of individual wrapped peanut butter crackers and was told I could only have one pack for member of my group. I just turned around with my son and dumped some in his bag and went through a different line.

Looking through bags for weapons is secondary, the primary purpose is to look for food you’re bringing in for your kids. I may be wrong about the wands...might have been another local.

If I remember correctly, they search bags and have wands, but don’t wand everyone.

Agree 100% with what Omega said, the 26 is your EDC, it was the right gun to take and is more than capable of making those shots. That being said, now that you’ve run the gun in stressful situations you have two decisions to make, practice with it more or start carrying a larger gun. A few other unsolicited observations if you don’t mind. First, you mention you were compensating for bad trigger control by aming high right. Don’t do that, practice more, you’ve already identified the problem. Second, start shooting IDPA or USPSA. These competitions aren’t substitutes for practice or training, but they will help you with trigger control under pressure and not to be ‘owned’ by the timer. Sounds like you had a good time and learned a lot.

It’s gong to be hard to eat a steak at his house...

What is “reliable” “performs flawlessly” to you? 50 rounds standing at the range, clean and repeat? Monthly IDPA or USPSA match 200 rounds, clean and repeat? 1000 round handgun class rolling around in the dirt, clean and repeat? 5000 rounds, hasn’t been cleaned since it came out of the box? I have a muzzleloader that’s reliable, goes bang every time, runs flawlessly.... I’ve only fired it once. edit: Have you ever fired a Glock?

What is “reliable” “performs flawlessly” to you? 50 rounds standing at the range, clean and repeat? Monthly IDPA or USPSA match 200 rounds, clean and repeat? 1000 round handgun class rolling around in the dirt, clean and repeat? 5000 rounds, hasn’t been cleaned since it came out of the box? I have a muzzleloader that’s reliable, goes bang every time, runs flawlessly.... I’ve only fired it once. edit: Have you ever fired a Glock?

You seem to have enough experience and understanding of what you like, so I doubt anyone here could tell something about a Glock that you couldn’t figure out yourself by picking one up and putting some rounds down range with it. Other than looks, is there a tangible reason you don’t like Glocks?

Because it works.

I believe finger placement has a lot to do with the musculature of your hands. Here is what I wrote in another Glock thread: Low left shots are very common with Glocks. Different grips and finger placement work differently, obviously, for everyone. I’ve noticed with myself if I’m hitting low left with my Glock it’s because I have too much finger on the trigger and the fat part of my trigger finger closest to my palm is pushing the pistol left. Sounds like you’re doing the same thing. For me it’s just an adjustment because I have large hands. A gen. 4 might work for you, can’t hurt to try or maybe Glocks just aren’t for you, there are other great options out there.

Agree with the others, I would like to see the rest of the picture.

Low left shots are very common with Glocks. Different grips and finger placement work differently, obviously, for everyone. I’ve noticed with myself if I’m hitting low left with my Glock it’s because I have too much finger on the trigger and the fat part of my trigger finger closest to my palm is pushing the pistol left. Sounds like you’re doing the same thing. For me it’s just an adjustment because I have large hands. A gen. 4 might work for you, can’t hurt to try or maybe Glocks just aren’t for you, there are other great options out there.

This was my point after Sandy Hook when many members of this board were saying that we must compromise to keep from losing everything. Nothing came of it then and now too many gun owners are singing the same song of compromise. I've heard many of you describe the bump fire stock as useless, gimikey, only morons buy them, etc.... There are a lot of people out there that use those same words to describe a AR-15. I know others have said it, but why do we have to give something up every time some loon commits an atrocity? If the video of the PODS in a pussy hat proves to be him, I say we go after pussy hats! (sarcasm to make a point for those of you incapable of reading into it)

There are many reasons you could give to use a .410 to hunt turkeys, being a " grade a certified cheapskate" isn't one of them.

I need to try that with my 3yo daughter.

In the interest of fairness, I made another monument to the KKK/White Supremasists about 20 minutes later. (I ate a lot last night lol)

I made a monument to AntiFa first thing when I got up this morning.

Baddest bird in the sky.