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Unbelievable.

Yep. The saying attributed to Ben Franklin says it well, “Those who desire to give up freedom in order to gain security will not have, nor do they deserve, either one.â€

And the problem is ....?

Nah, you can tell by his mugshot that he looks sorry he did it. Also don't worry, when he gets out he won't be able to obtain a gun because the law says he can't.

Stay safe. Shoot me a PM when you get back if you want get in some bike time.

Anyone?

It appears the discussion posts in the various Groups have vanished. I've checked several Groups on two different computers and see the same thing...nothing other than the members of the Group.

The M&P is a fine weapon. I've got the full size .40 and really like it. Also thinking about maybe picking up a compact version at some point.

Hip carry can also suck if driving. While ankle carry has its disadvantages if trying to deploy while standing, it is actually very handy when driving and if you plan on being seated quite a lot such as church. Also if by chance you end up on the ground on your back, it can be helpful as well. So to say ankle carry is the most "untactical" place to carry is being close minded. I will add that if my J-Frame is on my ankle, there's usually another gun on me somewhere.

I wondered the same thing. Also, why would he have her drive back to the mall before making her get out? Why return to the scene of the original crime to ditch her?

As others have said, I think you are trying too hard on controlling the OAL. If you're within 0.005" let it go. Forget trimming brass. As long as the rounds check out okay in something like this you're good to go. Max Cartridge Gage 380 ACP

Not a tri-rail but I can recommend this light mount. It's very rugged. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/show-tell/59422-870-hd-shotgun-elzetta-light-mount.html

Nice looking rig.

I would agree. I was amazed how easy it was to rack. Handled one while we were looking a guns for my daughter. Will Carry - have you had her try all the normal procedures that are helpful for some women to use for racking the slide? (Sometimes technique trumps strength.) If so, have you had her try switching hands? My Dad found that using his weak hand to hold the grip and racking with his strong hand helped. Not the best option but would work in an emergency.

Nevermind, Garufa beat me to it.

Not sure if you've found this SKS forum yet or not. It's got some good SKS info. Survivor's SKS Boards - Index

If you think you will only keep it a short time, I'd be tempted to go with the Norinco. If you plan on keeping it long term, I'd go with the Russian, it's the real deal.

Go with a Saiga for sure.

It really changes the looks for the better. Nice.

I'm highly surprised that it took place at a fine establishment such as Walmart.

When we go as a family we end up shooting quite a number of different ones, so usually everyone ends up helping. Either way it's not a big deal for me. Like Mike.357 said, we don't keep score.

Holy cow. You got some grow lights going?

FWIW I compared some 380's that I had around. On my wife's LCP it would eject the live Critical Defense rounds pretty well. It did hang on the Magtech's two times out of about 8-10 tries. Magtech SD HP rounds ran about 0.972-0.974, PMC FMJ 0.973-0.974, Critical Defense 0.975-0.980 just because of the rubber insert. If you squeezed down on the insert to get to the end of the bullet it measured about the same as the Magtech's.

Well at least this time it's not a, "I hate cyclist, why can't they ride somewhere else" thread.