Tuffus

Have fun with the new gun. I won an FNX 9 about 2 years ago at the Outpost and it's turned out to be one of my best shooters. Free guns are great!!!

I keep an FNP 45 by the bed with a Streamlight weapon light attached. When I turn the light on, the sights silhouette against the target but night sights are in my future. I have night sights on my carry guns, Glock 30 and LCR .357. I can also use the Streamlight on the Glock with the nightsights but I like the FN better for home defense.

I've been shooting some Remington .38 +p ammo I bought in the '70's lately. It's been lurking in a cardboard box in the garage since before 1980. They have all gone bang so far.

I've added night sights to my G30 SF. Who will give me $1200 right now?

I have a 686 plus and I would keep it if I could only have 1 gun. The great thing about wheel guns is that they aren't picky about ammo. Ball, hollowpoints, shotshells, doesn't matter. They just go bang. No need to test hundreds of rounds to make sure they are good to go in that gun.

I went by last week and he said he would special order anything you want at a competitive price. I like his start out small tactic. I plan to do some business with him soon.

I pocket carry often with an LCR or a p3at, ready to go but always in a holster that covers the trigger.

I wasn't sure if I needed the LCR .357 but bought it anyway. Now it goes with me everywhere. Great trigger and shoots great with 135 grain Speer short barrel magnums.

I just came from WallyWorld in Murfreesboro with 3 boxes of Federal .45 at $25.97 each. They even had some of the 9 mm 100 round boxes for $19.97.

Walmart in Murfreesboro has carried it but has discontinued it. The federal 50 rd boxes have seen their price increase too. I haven't seen the 100 rd boxes of .45 for that low of a price yet. Maybe soon I hope.

You keep saying it's not a holster but the website calls it a holster (DeSantis Pocket Shotâ„¢ Holster). Not that I care that much if it is or not but I'm not carrying my Kel tec that way.

Lots of good advice so far. I've been riding since the seventies and am a good sized fellow too. A nice chromoly steel bike with some 36 spoke wheels would serve you well although carbon and titanium are great too but more expensive. Get a good used bike to start, you can get most of your money back if you don't stay with it. Don't try to ride too far in the beginning and add about 10% more miles from week to week. You can be the judge as you go. Don't make yourself miserable riding to far, it's supposed to be fun. It's a great low impact sport and as you see improvement you'll get excited about doing more and more. It becomes addicting, kind of like firearms.

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Praying for her, kids can be pretty resilient.

Last year I got an FNX-9 for free at The Outpost! They had a drawing during an FNH exhibition with factory reps there and I was the luck winner. They even paid for the background check. It makes a nice mate for my FNP 45.

77 days. When it finally came I was actually surprised a bit. I was figuring on the full 90 days.

Ruger LCR in pocket holster with 135 grain Gold Dots .357 or a Glock 30 IWB with 230 grain Golden Sabers.

My boss got rejected but it was ok when he faxed in his appeal. He used his first name, William, instead of Billy which is how his SS number is registered. He went in on the weekend and the Outpost had his guns ready to go.

Asian Cathay Bistro in Murfreesboro. All you can eat Sushi for lunch or dinner. Larger selection at dinner but cheaper for lunch. They also have Hibachi grill for those that just don't do Sushi.

S&W 686 plus. 7 rounds of .357 should get the job done.

I think the sp101 is a bit big and heavy for pocket carry but IWB would be ok. The S&W 642 or the Ruger LCR are ideal for pocket carry. I carry the LCR, great trigger and the recoil isn't bad for a snubbie .357. It also comes in .38 special.

I rode a bicycle for 11 years without a helmet. The first time I wore one I crashed and hit my head. First time I carried a tire repair kit I had a flat. I'm not getting a bullet proof vest................!

I have a Keltec 380 with about 500 rounds through it. No problems except a couple of hollow points jammed in the first 50 rounds. It's a keeper for me even though I don't carry it too often. I like having the mousegun for certain occasions.

I own a Glock and a Colt 1911, I like them both but in that case I would prefer a good .357 revolver with a 4 inch barrel. Accurate, dependable for a long time and easy to use.