Jared Hensley

Bought it and equipped it with a Nightforce scope and rings. Can't wait to shoot it.

Just curious to know if any of you has experience with this rifle? The one I'm looking at is brand new in the box and is chambered in .308. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

I just purchased a 6" KKM barrel for my Glock 20. It is of very good quality and my accuracy has improved considerably (I shoot mostly 155 grain XTP from Underwood). I have kept the OEM should I ever want to sell/trade the weapon.

Thanks bro. Installed the 3.5 lb OEM connector and problem solved. Shoots like I want it to now. -Jared

Order an OEM connector. Will report back after it is installed and I make a trip to the back 40 to test. Thanks all. -Jared

Can you elaborate on this? Thanks, Jared.

I have now put several thousand rounds through my Glock 20 and I am just not in love with the trigger. It is a bit too spongy for me and doesn't break like I want it to break. Can any of you recommend someone in the Nashville/Murfreesboro area? I'm looking for first-class work so I'm willing to open the wallet. I hardly ever modify a stock Glock but this is going to be the exception. Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

This guy stopped a moose with his Glock. I just hope that after he changed his underwear he went back to collect the meat.

I love the KKM barrel. Great quality and accurate as heck.

Do any of you have any experience hunting black bears with 10mm? I am leaning toward the Underwood 220 grain hard cast. My weapon is a gen 4 Glock 20 with a 6" KKM barrel.

Check out the "undertaker" shoulder harness from HighNoonHolsters. I carry my Glock 20 + two full mags in that rig.

I too own and carry a 43, but I do love my 19. The 43 (IMHO) really is a perfectly concealable weapon in a great caliber. I carry mine in an IWB holster made by HighNoon holsters. It is so comfortable I don't even notice it's there. I also like the quality of the Glock build.

You got that right.

I'm interested to know whether any of you are familiar with the USCCA? I'm pondering a membership. **** WELL, I see someone else has posted on this same topic. I should have looked a little bit closer before posting. Sorry for the redundancy. *****

Are you shooting out of the stock barrel?