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Beretta did make a Mini-Cougar in 9mm and 40. There are still lots of them floating around. I think Stoegar is only making the full size now. Mac

I use Eric Wesselman's TruGrip on my competition XD. "Similar" to skate tape except it doesn't drop grit in your holster as it wears, and it's not as aggressive to where it tears your clothes. Mac

Outpost Armory (or possibly anyone, for that matter) can send your weapon in for NP3/Robar. Mac

I'm a huge E*Trade Babies fan, and the Milkaholics one was top notch. On the other hand, not saying I totally dug the commercial, but I will say I held onto my phone pretty tight waiting for Megan to send me her video. Still actually waiting on that... Mac

Academy in Franklin had them at 149 about a month ago. Mac

Paint the tip orange and hang out in the toy section. Mac

I'll preface with I have a PPK, but it's in the safe, not in my waistband. No reason other than it's in great shape, and I don't want to scratch it up. Seems several people have been trying to answer your question, and have come up with some interesting information. There's this... .380 ACP Hornady 90gr XTP JHP (Beretta 85) Same guy seems to explain his testing procedures and invalidates some other information here... Has anyone done any testing with .380 defense loads? [Archive] - TheFiringLine Forums Nonetheless. Google is your friend.

I have an M&P Pro 9, and I beat it to death. Never had a single issue with it except finding magazines locally. I highly recommend them. Mac

If you have it this Sunday, I'll be there... in the HCP class.

I was using Blue Book ISP, but got tired of paying the subscription fees.

First is a Winchester break action 20g. Have been told it's a Model 37 Red Dot, but have no idea. Second is a Browning Special Sporting Clays 12g with a full set of Briley sub-gauge tubes. Mac

Raiders of the Lost Ark?

I need to put some shelves behind and a good light overhead, but this is how I roll... To the left not in view is my CH Single Stage, shelves with sorted brass and components, and tumbler.

... and Meryl Streep was in The River Wild with Kevin Bacon. Mac

If we're dropping the names of who we like, I order my Zero's from: Powder Valley, Inc. when Reloader's Bench doesn't have them in stock. Mac

Brah, all I can say about tha Dog... Mac

No doubt. I'm from NE Ohio up on Lake Erie. Have pictures somewhere of my mom on a snowmobile parked on top of the barn. Mac

Thompson Lane at Nolensville Road update: Snow's in the air pretty good. Just now starting to collect on the sidewalks and grass. :panic:We're All Gonna Die!!!! Mac

Huh, never realized the weatherman was a government job.

Last time I was in the one in the 'Boro, they had one WWB 45 100rd pack marked at $65.00. I laughed and left, never to return again. Mac

In '09 I was training at 1600 rounds per month. Granted they were reloaded, but still, why would you make me think about how much I've spent on ammo... that's just mean.

My cover garment is not a cape. Mac

Sig P239 is pretty close in size to the RAMI, but it's single stack Mac

I just sold a 686+ with a round count of exactly 80. I traded off a Beretta Cougar 8000D with a round count of exactly 300. I know this because I bought both of them new and I pulled the trigger every time they were fired. In both cases, after shooting them, I found that I either did not care for them, or they didn't suit me. Unfortunately, I've never heard of returns in the gun world, so we take our chances with every purchase. However, I have other guns with round counts well over 10,000. I buy guns to shoot, so when I find something that does suit me, I shoot it till the wheels fall off. Mac

1. Braveheart 2. Star Wars 3. The Matrix 4. MP's and the Holy Grail 5. Eurotrip Mac