Garufa

You’ll be hard pressed to find a slimmer pistol that packs the punch of a 1911. They are heavy though.

If can can put together the .bat file, just use Windows Task Scheduler to execute it whenever you want. I would also recommend robocopy rather than a simple copy command as is far more powerful.

Happy to hear there are other 442 fans about. It’s one of my favorites. Carry with style.

You were warned.

Just this afternoon I was thinking “why doesn’t Ruger come out with a .22 LCP?”. Seriously. Don’t really need one but still thought it anyway.

The “militia” in every state of the union is called the National Guard. I’d be wary of seeking out or aligning with any groups using that term. They are small, fractured, hysterical, and are already on The Man’s radar.

Some folks don’t need to be on the Internet...or maybe even being anywhere near a gun.

There really is a special place in hell for people that target churches or their congregations (of any kind) like this.

I am comfortable with a Glock 22 in the nightstand. 15+1 rounds of 180 gr HST satisfies me. With an extra mag that is more than sufficient. Full grip, easy to handle, no adaptations or need for extended clips or other absurd options.

I don’t think much has changed centuries other than power tools, biscuit joinery, and modern laminates instead of real wood.

It’s hard to beat a Magpul MOE.

As long as I have my own house with my own nightstand next to my own bed, there will be a full sized pistol within. Maximum capacity. Compacts are for carrying.

Millennials are Gen Y. I am of Gen X, or as I like to call it, the last Gen with any sense.

I don’t think “gen” anything applies to 43’s at all...even on Glock’s website. It’s an entirely new model. It’s not even Gen 1 as there is no Gen 2 of this particular line.

https://www.browning.com/support/date-your-firearm/22-semi-auto-rifle.html

Merry Christmas y’all!

But Hardin County is.

My eyes hurt.

Cause they’e the funnest ever.

Basically, you remove the BCG, insert the conversion assembly and commence to shooting. They are very simple devices. I have a CMMG that I haven’t used in years, but recall it to be dependable. Accuracy is acceptable for firing a .22 LR through a barrel not designed for it at close ranges I guess.

I threw a laugh at that but it’s the sad reality. Local folks are finding it harder to get a little something better without going into mortgage until death.

East Tennessee is full.

Here's most everything you need to know about operating the rifle, especially if you're after Nazis and Japs: https://ia800504.us.archive.org/0/items/How_to_Shoot_the_US_Army_Rifle/How_to_Shoot_the_US_Army_Rifle.pdf

There is no doubt others are now making reliable .22 mags that break the 10 round barrier, but we are talking about Glock here.