MphsTiger1981

I agree with the others. For the time it took you to come in here and post, you could just as easily gone to the Wally World site and hit the link for Contact Us, and told them what was on your mind. Sure, maybe nothing happens, but there is a chance someone within their organization gets tired of hearing about this sort of thing and takes some action. 

Here's one way to deal with those annoying calls. http://youtu.be/mkdoogjic4I

I bought a .22 conversion kit not too long ago from a firm called Tactical Industries. I did experience some FTE my first time out using Winchester ammo. After I was able to find some CCI mini mags, the failures to eject went away. Mine has been a lot of fun and actually pretty accurate out to about 25 yards. I seem to recall I paid about $160 for mine shipped with one 25 round magazine. I bought another Black Dog magazine off of another forum for $13.00. For me it was money well spent. There just aren't a lot of places here in the city where I can go shoot my AR unless I use the conversion kit. This has been good training for me, allowing me to become more familiar with the rifle and how to operate it. I highly recommend a conversion kit .

Bass Pro had decent amount of ammo last time I was there, bout a week ago. If it is not on the shelf check with the guys at the gun counter. Sometimes they get busy and don't get a chance to put it out. They had Federal (American Eagle) and Winchester in both calibers you asked about. Both have functioned well in my guns in the past.

Love me some Soul Fish! Be happy when they open the new one on Poplar that used to be Wolf Camera...:)

Agreed. The fat guy in NJ is doing the same thing. RINOs.

Just got an email. The vote on the Senate amnesty bill has been moved up to 4 pm ET. I tried to call the offices of both Corker and Alexander but the lines were blown up busy. Instead, I googled and called the local offices of both of them and gave them my polite, but impassioned plea for them to vote against the bill. I also called Rubio's office and left a similar message. If we don't contact them, they assume we don't care.

News at ten last night said there was a similar incident on Saturday involving pretty much the same circumstances. This was pretty brazen, many witnesses to this one. MPD hopefully will be able to find theses boys quick, fast and in a hurry.

Buddy went over when they opened this morning. All the 9mm and .45 was gone. Amazing.

I was there this afternoon. The 5.56 ammo was still there but the hand gun ammo was essentially all gone again. A few boxes of American Eagle in 9mm and .45 ACP. Smattering of .45 long Colt ammo. No .22lr. Must have been put out after I left based upon the timing of the OP. wonder when this photo was taken...

First car was a 1967 Camaro. Sold it while I was in college to buy a rice burner that got better gas mileage. The Camaro had a 327 v-8 engine with Holley Double Pump carb. I think on a good day it got about 8 miles a gallon. Be nice to have that one back.

Congrats! The little PF9s can be hit or miss. I've owned two of them over the years and they were very reliable. The only problem is they are advertised as "shoot a little, carry a lot" type of guns. I like to shoot whatever I'm going to carry, so that has been my reason for dispensing with mine. Hope yours continues to be reliable. 

Just heard on Fox the person has been identified as a frequent caller and writer to Wickers office. Hannity and Rudy Guiliani were questioning a possible connection to the Boston bombing. My bet is this is a gun guy who is peeved at Wickers role in the vote to bring the Harry Reid bill out of committee. They also say the letter had a Memphis postmark.

Just called the offices of Senators Alexander and Corker. I spoke with staff who answered the phone, both were friendly but business-like. I simply told them who I was, and where I live. I asked them to oppose the universal background check which is slated to come up next week. Both offices promised to pass along the message. To be candid, I was not prepared for someone to answer, but rather to leave a recorded message. This also tells me not enough folks are calling in. The word I have heard elsewhere is the auto emails don't get the attention that written (typed or handwritten) letters and phone calls do. I encourage anyone who has not called, to do so. Polite, but to the point, no new gun laws please. Senator Alexander- 202-224-4944 Senator Corker. 202-224-3344

I bought a 9mm version last week at a lgs here in Memphis. They didn't have any in .40 S&W at the time. I've put 150 rounds through mine and I love it. I've never owned a S&W pistol before (revolvers, but never semi's). This is the pistol I had been hoping/waiting Glock would get off their duffs and make. Smooth shooting, and extremely easy to carry. I've always been a Glock guy, but now I'm looking at some of the other M&P pistols...   Needless to say, add me to the host of folks who really like this pistol. 

Agree with what the others have said, you can't go wrong with either one. I have a 642 with the Apex kit Trek mentioned in his post. It really does make a huge difference. I would also add there is a massive aftermarket available for items like holsters and stocks for the j frame.

+1 for weak side inside ankle. I carry a J frame there while working as I drive a lot and it is somewhat easier to access than an iwb or pocket gun while seated and having the seat belt on. Not perfect by any means but everything is some sort of compromise.

Randy, Thanks for the invitation. I am certainly interested. In fact, I have been watching the thread on this class for several weeks now. I've also been a longtime lurker over at WT and I have wanted to take a SI class for quite some time now. I need to check with the wife to see if she will travel over to that side of the state that weekend. Since our first grandchild will be born over there in January, I doubt it will take much arm twisting to get her motivated to go with me. Thanks again for letting me know about this, and offering to let me run my pocket guns in your class. I think it would be very enlightening, to say the least, vs going to a class like this with a full size pistol.

One thing that has always interested me is the area of training with a pocket pistol. Sure, it seems pretty simple on it's face value. Just put a gun in your pocket and viola, you're packin'. The problem is I think there is more to it than that. Perhaps there are some good instructors who have studied this application of carrying a pistol for self defense, but I'm yet to find anyone teaching a class for it. I have taken a Tactical pistol class from Range Masters and had a great time. The problem is, my work place prohibits me from carrying a full size handgun (most days). This means most days I must rely upon smaller pistols carried either in my strong side front pants pocket or in an ankle holster, and frankly I've not seen many classes which address this type of carry. All of the classes I see are for full size weapons carried in a strong side holster. I carry both a Sig P238 and a S&W 642, either alone or as a tandem. I wonder if someone has any experience with any sort of formal training with this topic? Anyone have anything? Thanks in advance.

I have one in horse hide, and it is very comfortable. I'm wearing it today to carry my G17. I've owned a Cross Breed Supertuck and I consider Theis just as nice a holster at a lower price. Tommy is a nice guy and my experiences with him have all been very positive. I also noticed on his website he is now making leather belts. May have to order one for myself for Christmas. Good luck with yours, and I look forward to your review.

I lost my first wife to melanoma cancer when she was just 37 years old. My current wife was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago this month. I can tell you from first hand experience when it's you or someone you love, it doesn't matter what type of cancer it is, it ain't a good thing to have to deal with. Trust me it changes r your perspective on a lot of things. Just my $.02.

Hornady Critical Duty 135 gr +P. my G17 loves them. The backup magazine holds 17 Speer Gold Dot 124 grain +P.either round should be more than sufficient.

Limp wristing the pistol possibly? They are small and relatively light weight. Smaller 9mms have just enough recoil to induce limp wristing if your form isn't pretty good.

bkelm18 is correct. No FFL is required. Both UPS and FedEx will ship it for him. They simply require that you advise them it is a firearm and then they require that it is shipped overnight. To be clear, the shipping overnight is the company policy, not a law, regardless of what the clerk at Kinko's tells you. I have used FedEx twice to ship guns back to the mothership, both times with no problems. It costs roughly $50 to ship.

Exactly.