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PPS M2 is a single stack. It does have a "normal" button mag release. It feels good. I liked shooting the first gen. easy to conceal. M2 is Priced right. There is a LE version that comes with three mags with varied capacity IIRC.

That one comes down which one fits/feels better. I came down to that exact choice a few years ago. I found the ergonomics of the Walther worked better for me. Ultimately I ended up with a M&P9c with Trijicon night sights, Storm Lake match grade barrel, and a few mags, extended and regular. It shoots great and with over 300 reliable rounds through it. The trigger has smoothed right out. I carry it frequently. One of my favorites. I have a full sized Walther and really like the AS trigger with decock. im looking at a PPS now.

Great battery life. Lots of range on the red dot brightness level. I like mine. Haven't had other brands though. I compared at Gander with others. I liked the Aim Point Pro best. Personal preference I guess.

10 years ago I bought a BERSA Thunder .380. It was my first semi-auto. Early on I shot it quite a bit. Lately not so much. It's relegated to SUV truck gun status in a small essentials bag. Decided to take it to the range earlier in the week. Shoot up the 5 mags of ammo, clean it up and reload with fresh. I had forgotten what a joy it is to shoot and how well I shoot it. It went through 40 rounds of JHP without a missed beat. I probably have 800 reliable round through it now. My Brother in Law brought his stainless Walther PPKs and we both did better with the BERSA and the trigger on the BERSA is "better" than the Walther. What a great gun.

Half a dozen S&W is a good thing. My favorite thus far other than the wheelers. M&P9c with a Storm Lake stainless match grade barrel. Trigger on the 9c is better than my 9Pro 5 inch.

Welcome.

Welcome. Then you need a Boberg 9 shorty platinum with a trigger job. I just happen to have one available.

Moved to TN 10 years ago. Formerly, MI, ID, and FL. Libs are screwing up ID, MT, WY. Like east TN for lack of taxes and good people. Middle TN is growing, but even it is being infiltrated with Muslims and libs.

About anything throwing 1000 Lumens will definitely get someone's attention. You may not need it but it's nice to know its there. Fenix PD 35 is a great light.

Doug the Condors are readily available on many knife vendor websites. I found it least expensive on Amazon. They are made in El Salvador. Good value for the money. Baronyx Knives will improve the profile and sharpen them up for an extra 3 dollars. The Battlehorse I picked up at one of the Knoxville gun shows. BHK had a table with lots of blades. The one pictured was one amongst their less expensive. They have a website.

Battle Horse Sabre Grind and Condor Mini Bushlore 3 inch blade 1075 carbon steel. The Condor has a 3.5 inch handle so if you have large hands you may want to move up in size. One is 60$ the Condor 28$. Both have decent sheaths. Picture also with comparison in size with with Izula II

This is a good time of year to get good prices on flashlights. I have had the Fenix PD for a year. Great light 2x123 and 1000 lumens. i added an OLight and Nitecore to the collection, both 1x123. The little OLight is rated at 500 lumens. I like these newer lights with buttons on the sides. These came from Battery Junction. The Fenix I think I got from Fenix Outfitters. I also picked up a Black Diamond headlamp 200l from Eastern Mountain Sports.

Before I die I want a K frame 66 no dash in 4 inch.

Enjoy them while you are able. I keep coming up with questions only they could answer. There are no answers. Only more questions.

Looking forward to sharing and participating again.

I went back and found some of my old posts. Been almost two years. thanks for your kind thoughts.

That was a very good choice. Probably almost maybe the most versatile perfect revolver ever conceived. A combat masterpiece.

Me too but it was 10 years ago. I was a handgun hog staring at a wristwatch so I don't feel too bad.

As of a week ago they had 8 units arrive Gander Mountain in Turkey Creek. Felt good in the hand, decent trigger, they had list price on them. $329. Buds online is out right now. Think I'll get one sooner or later. Some pretty good recent developments in .380 JHP making for a better, perhaps more potent pocket carry.

I think it's been over a year since I have been around. Life got in the way. Work, family, aging parent care...you know the drill. The parents both passed away. 90ish and as it was so it shall be. A new Grandson. And no more steady employment as of 11 months ago. Guess that's called retirement but I'm busier than ever. It's good to be back. D Adams Loudon County

Just purchased my first ZT folder. Most I have spent on a folder so far. Certainly well built, good lock up and very smooth mech. Good field folder for hard use.

Mine handles better after adding the Pearce mag extensions. The grip is very narrow, .9 in IIRC hence you get some twist/torque. I have had mine for years. It's about the smallest 9mm I would want to carry although for me it's too heavy for the pocket. I just picked up an IWB holster that accommodates the Crimson Trace laser.

I shoot mine better now with the Pearce grip and Crimson Trace.

Mika Roundcut. Looks odd carries and draws great. Robert Mika makes both a Roundcut and square cut.