TGO David

The XD is available in 45 ACP.

I believe the only XD that I have seen an external safety slated for is the XD45 ... and that is primarily because Springfield is hoping that they will somehow be able to get it in the running for the next US Military joint forces duty sidearm. If I'm wrong, someone feel free to correct me.

That's not a TV monitor on the rifle... it's an Aliens Motion Tracker!!! http://video.aol.com/video-detail/aliens-motion-tracker-working-prop/1648808649

Well said and something I can easily agree with.

Bianchi Speed Strip.

What a coincidence... I don't trust Chief Serpas so I guess that makes us even? It's funny that the current statutes technically do not allow police officers to go armed anywhere that alcohol is served for consumption on premises unless they are acting in an official capacity at that very moment. How many times have you seen cops eating lunch in a restaurant that serves beer? I know I have seen them do so plenty of times. Too bad for them that eating lunch isn't considered to be in execution of official duties.

Well, in a way I suppose. But I'd rather have a gun in a knife fight than a knife in a gun fight... ya know?

So far today I haven't.

My doctor knows to deduct 4lbs from my weight on the scale for whatever I may be carrying at the moment. We have an... understanding.

Um... no.

I've never really considered my J-Frame to be anything more than a down and dirty, up close, personal defense weapon. It's not something I take to the range and shoot for recreational purposes very often. In fact, I only shoot it once every month or so just to keep the rust off. Statistically, you're not very likely to have to shoot a very far distance in most self defense situations. So "aiming" a J-Frame in those situations more or less means putting your shots anywhere into a man sized target at 5-7 yds.

I thought we were denying access to Mustang owners...

It's fun to mess with them and just smile. Edit... dammit, I need to reply quicker. I see Mars beat me to the punch by like... an hour.

Agreed. I used to detest revolvers until I saw how perfectly a J-frame fits in my front pants pocket with a DeSantis Nemesis holster. This is the ultimate carry option for someone who wants to travel light but still wants some firepower.

Glad to see another lawyer among us. We have a few, I'm told.

Agreed. I used to worry then got over it. If someone notices my gun and gets bent out of shape, that's their problem - not mine.

Awesome pocket pistol. I have one myself. Love it.

I may end up building a left-hand AR platform rifle of some sort... but that's really it. One of the primary motivators for selling my current AR is the fact that I really really really need a left-hand variant.

It's possible that our PTR records didn't get updated properly, which would cause this problem. I'm going to have to look into it.

Hmmm... the 9th is actually very bad for us. I was hoping for the 15th. We may still stop by the restaurant to say hello or something. Just depends on what time we get done with our other appointments that morning.

Hello and welcome. It's always nice to see families that shoot together! (It's good to have backup)

It may be related to our network changes. If it is... I'm not sure how quickly I can resolve it. We had similar problems for work that took me the past four days to fix and this will be pretty low priority for me right now. I'll do some investigating.

J-Frame in my pants pocket at church.

Um... is your interpretation of that a bit legalistic? Transporting vs. carrying?

Really?