deerslayer

90 bucks an hour for a lane rental?? Please tell me you are exaggerating.

I often felt that bob and his guns did more talking than shooting.

I once borrowed a friend's HK USP and to call it mediocre would be an insult to mediocre guns. The DA trigger pull did enhance my grip strength, however.

I get it, but that’s kind of an apples-to-oranges comparison and not exactly a slippery slope. Following someone on the highway for a couple miles is in a different zip code from searching your house or scanning your emails. At least SOMEBODY is doing something near the border.

Well, I'll play devil's advocate. What is the point of carrying a SAA with an empty chamber? I don't have access to a SAA or an 1873 non-transfer bar clone, but how far can you pull the hammer back before the first click? If released before hitting this spot, is there enough force to light a primer? I am the last to defend Baldwin and would enjoy seeing him getting buried civilly and criminally, but the facts need to be "bullet proof" first.

These things are shooters. I recently ditched the G48 and started carrying my EMP4 again. I actually shot it tonight in an indoor IDPA match and had a blast. I recently picked up the bobtail version after learning they were discontinued. I haven't shot it yet, but if it breaks in and runs ok, I'll get a plain black Dawson rear sight and call it good.

Wow. Sounds like the drive-thru nowadays - “Here’s 8 bucks. Just give me what you think I need”

I was talking specifically about 9mm PSA ARs. 5.56/.223 aren’t nearly the drama queens a 9mm can be

Basically every feeding malfunction there is. Seems like a 50/50 chance they will run, even if left stock. I know one guy who has them figured out and likes them, but he has a long machining background.

Some of the holster makers are actually making gun holders, not holsters. I’ve shot mostly Limited division in USPSA and I’ve never seen Glock dominate Limited—that’s always been 2011 territory. I have used a Glock 24 extensively (and made Master with it) and was always regarded as the oddball in the division. Glocks being used less in Production makes sense because right now all the rage is heavy guns, which usually starts with a steel frame. In fact, USPSA changed the Production weight limit to 59 oz, which is bizarre to me, but if shooters want to strap bricks on their guns to supposedly make them shoot flatter, they can knock themselves out. DA autos with 2 pound SA triggers have gradually become more prevalent and are now the majority (in Production). CZ Shadow 2 pretty much dominates Production now. I like CZ, but I’m not a DA fan. I get them lumping STI and Staccato together, but there were probably very few Staccato guns used. They don’t really make anything that is useful for USPSA.

PSA is the budget route for PCC. I’ve seen lots of people have plenty of trouble with them. For the serious PCC shooter, JP is the buy once-cry once solution.

I did. Got my first ever flu shot back in 01 or 02 and got the world class Olympic gold medal ass-whipping super flu a month or two later. I don’t believe the shot caused it, but it sure as hell didn’t help me. After that, I decided flu shots were BS and haven’t wasted time with them since.

I didn’t check their site to see if any are available for the guns you mentioned, but Dawson Precision makes front and rear sights and sight sets with lots of options. A shorter front sight is cheap and would fix your problem. https://dawsonprecision.com/gun-sights/

He’s a handsome fellow. Somewhere there’s a pic of a black tomcat we used to have on a high shelf in my dad’s storage building supervising my dad loading ammo.

Athlon Argos BTR gen 2 1-8. Haven’t shot it much, but so far so good.

This was a pole on Billy Maher Rd

I'm not trying to call anyone's baby ugly, but is the real or perceived recoil reduction benefit of a comp worth the extra muzzle blast? Open division guns massively reduce recoil, but are specially tuned with red-hot ammo that makes all the gas required to make the comp actually function. The trade-off is they are extremely loud. I doubt the comp-equipped guns marketed to defensive types are as loud, but I am skeptical if they are worthwhile.

Nope, the burglars were trying to stay warm. Ours came on about 2am yesterday morning. I was asleep under a stack of blankets and didn’t know it had come back on. With the thermostat still on 68, the heat ran for A WHILE and I thought I had pissed in the bed when I woke up.

No idea how long they have been around, but I started hearing about them maybe four or five years ago? And you are correct, bring a few paychecks if you hope to buy one.

THIS

Atlas 2011s are fairly common in USPSA for Limited and Open division. I’m currently experimenting with their 140/40 mag with my STI Edge.

I turned around and talked to a guy there. He said nobody was hurt.

I don’t think this was a drooping limb issue…

No power at the house for almost 24 hours. Tis cold. Trees down everywhere. Wife is pissed…because she can’t dry her hair Saw this on the way to work: