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Not a G43 but a I primarily carry a Shadow Systems CR920. Coming from the G19 platforms it is the ideal carry gun. Near same capacity but much easier to carry and conceal. Shootability is better for me than the G19. I also carry a PSA Micro Dagger with the same results. Great choice.

I got two of each and with girls we dad's are there to protect them and support them. Turning that responsibility over to someone else is a heavy responsibility, as it should be. With boys, were training them to be protectors and providers. It's an equally large responsibility but it's all on them to carry forward. My greatest fear was ending up in jail because of my daughter's, because of some boys prowling around. With my boys it was picking them up from jail!

I have the CR and MR and really like them. I much prefer them to Glocks. Usually with a Glock, by the time I got done with sights, triggers, optic, optic mount, extended controls, etc. I'm way over the Shadow Systems, that have a better optic mount, frame reliefs, and all the changes I wanted anyway. Plus, I think they look better, fit better, and shoot better. I've had a lot of Glocks, mainly 19's, and would not complain having another one but the cost to value at the end of upgrades goes heavily to the Shadow Systems.

Thanks, and I agree. It's solid. BTW, The lower ball joints and the whole front end are all new.

I'm going to bump this and price drop to $4500 for TGO. Last and only price drop. It's and extra vehicle right now. I'll keep it for less.

I could do some partial trades if you've got something interesting.

Lots of I interest but still here. Bump

Story is Ron Howard couldn't get the rock to the water, so they had a guy hiding in the bush to the right throw a rock. If you watch you'll see a delay and a projectile from a different angle in the scene.

I was/am always intrigued by the gun rack

My father bought this new in 2002 and has had it till my son bought it this past year as his first car. It has 213000 miles and is still mechanically solid. $SOLD Nashville area. The Bad: It's older and has a few dings, specifically in the driver door, rear bumper, and a crack across the windshield. The check engine light is on due to the O2 sensor. Interior is good but is starting to get thin. It's 22years old! The Good: It has new front and rear brakes, new front end including suspension. It was re-painted white (factory color) this summer, new headlights, and new front bumper. Toolbox is in decent shape and everything works. It's a solid work, utility, towing V8 Toyota.

Great inexpensive 9mm's. Functioned checked and ran without issues.

The best is the Quadlock MAG case. Me and both my boys use them with the wireless charger on our motorcycles. Retains wireless charging, has the magnet, and the twist lock. I liked the Rockform but they didn't have a wireless charger.

Haha, Greg I tried but he turned the Suzuki into an MT09 and then that into the R7. However the Suzuki got him going in the best possible way. I personally was hoping to hang on to the Suzuki for awhile. Awesome bike.

That's awesome.... Well, except for the tank ;). My youngest son just picked up his first bike, '24 Honda Rebel 500, and we went to Arkansas and back with my older son ('22 Yamaha R7) about 3 weeks ago.

Great shooting 22LR pistol. KelTec CP33 with two OEM mags. Has a fantastic Galloway Precision SS trigger and Farowtech brace. Red dot not included. $Sold Nashville area.