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TGO Dave says: It certainly does. I would still like to find a local mentor. It has been quite a learning process getting up...and I'm not even running yet, but I'm not in a big hurry. I did it more for the impending social modification to come. Wanted a few thousand rounds in the rough for the feeding of the items I have.

I have 3 S&W snubs: 642 with Crimson Trace 405 grips. It was my first and I found that at about 16 ounces it was too heavy for pocket carry, others will disagree. I liked the J Frame Centennial concept and two years ago bought a M&P 340 with Crimson Trace 405s. It is no doubt my most pocket carried snub and although it is rated for .357 it is charged with Speer Gold Dot for Short Barrel (23921). I like the Tritium XS sites and the light weight. 3rdly a S&W M-60 just had to have a stainless, hammered, pre-lock to round out the family. I like the Mika Roundcut holster for pocket carry but started with a DeSantis Nemesis. I use it for my Kahr PM9 now. OWB, a Speed Classic from Blackhawk works well and is readily available and priced nicely.

and Loudon County. I'm Dennis and a halfback. Full time in TN for a year now and part time for the prior three years. 20 years in FL the rest in Idaho and MI (Kalamazoo, Portage, East Lansing, Traverse City). Grew up in a hunting family in MI and exposed to long guns at an early age. Continued the tradition while living in Idaho, hunting upland game and waterfowl. A number of handguns, rifles and shotguns. Have a FL CCW permit in force while waiting on the TN HP. Shoot at CCA/did TN Course at CCA. Three PD HG Most Carried: S&W M&P 340, Seecamp .380 or Kahr PM9. EDC: Seecamp .380, Fenix/Four Sevens LED, Gerber folder. Just took up loading (now that I have a basement and a winter) and it has taken a year to get all the parts together to support the Hornady LnL Progressive. Still on the lookout for small rifle primers. Forum Member: THR TFL Seecamp S&W FL Sportsman BERSA Talk