Chucktshoes

This reminds me of the old ship repairman story. There are a bunch of different versions of it, but the gist of all is the same.

I mean, if you’re looking for guns in .40, find dealers that stock police trade ins. There are tons of those out there as departments around the country ditch the round in droves.

My answer may have appeared to have been made glibly, but it wasn’t. I’ve carried both the 1.0 M&P 9c and the 1.0 Shield9 for a number of years prior to getting my 2.0 9 Compact. At first I was not a fan of the new texture as I thought it was excessively rough. Then I shot it and kept shooting it. The more I shot the 2.0, the more I came to realize just how slick the grips on the 1.0s were. The more I realized how much of an improvement the 2.0 grip texture was, the less it bothered me. So an undershirt or some minor roughness against the skin has become a minor sacrifice that’s outweighed by the benefits of the 2.0s texture.

I started wearing undershirts.

Please remember to keep threads like this limited to incidents that take place in TN. Thanks.

Greg right now

Am I the only one getting a SCAR vibe from it?

Right?! Crazy price on that.

This reminds me how much I want to shoot a 4 bore rifle. I know I’ll never be able to afford to own one like a gorgeous Holland & Holland, but I’d love to just hold and fire one at least once.

Meh, size queens.

FTFY.

So is the buying public.

Nah. FAL or a G3 pattern rifle would be the way to go.

Oh, niiiiice. The Ruger No.1 is a gorgeous rifle.

I’ve been getting a hankering for a lever action in 45-70 myself these days. I’m pretty sure it’s a sign of advancing age. I’m ok with that.

Recently picked up this gem from @bud and managed to get to the range with it this week. She’s a great shooter, even if I’m not. Half size silhouette at 10yds.

Nope. Axl wholly owns the GNR name.

If I could handle festivals, I’d be there for that. Definitely be hanging out at the old guy stages.

TFBTV review of the P365XL. It’s got my interest.

“Tastes like me!”

Glad to hear that you’ve gotten settled, Doug. Missed your voice on here.