Sidinman

I don't have one but always want one, I have a King Cobra. Always thought they would go good together. Then I guess I would need a Python also, lol. By the way I will never part with it, it will eventually belong to one of the kids.

When they ask I say rifle no matter, or some times just to get a look I"ll say both.

But they never do.

SO very true

So what if this is rental property and not the perp's. On another note when I read chainsaw on the door it, it made me think of Jerry Clower's, Marcel Ledbeter.

I OC & CC just depends. I was at Gander Mtn. last winter, was CCing this particular day, was looking at some ammo on the bottom shelf and aparently my outer shirt slipped over my weapon. There is a lady with a little boy standing close to me, and I hear the little fellow say look mom, and she grab him and went hurriedly the other way. In the past two years that I have had my permit that is the only time that I have anybody say or do anything of that nature.

Sounds like a neat Mag. I will check it out. Happy Birthday TS.

Good for you. I started my daughter out with a Henry .22. Then a couple of years came home with a 10/22 after she shot it she said she loved it and wanted it. A few months later I bought me another one and gave her the first. The Henry will probably be hers also.

I have one, mine is a P95DC it was the first semi-auto that I ever bought. Like Walton said it is a little bulky but not heavy, mine will eat anything you put in it. I have three, 15 round mags and one 10 rounder, never an issue with any or any of the different brands of ammo. It is my night stand gun now. I took mine out last week and emptied all four mags cleaned it up, reloaded the mags and put it back in its home. That was the first time I had shot it in a while, and forgot how good it shot. I never used it as a carry though, wouldn't hesitate too, just no holster. Enjoy and let us know how yours performs. PS I also added the hogue slip-on handall, lol, even more bulkier. Still love it.

I'm through there every now and then, next time I will try and stop in and check you out.

And like the guys have already said it is addictive, so be careful.

Yeah, I started reloading about this time last year and it is becoming a real addiction.

Well if you were asking ME, what I want, it would be a 1894s in .41 Mag. Because, I like the .41 Mag. Black Hawk I have and it needs a partner. In fact that is the one rifle I plan on finding this year. Hopefully. Now I also want .308 of some sort, been thinking about trying to find an old Remington 788. I have always heard that they are some pretty darn accurate rifles for the money. Not the most beautiful, but are cheap and accurate. Could always buy a different stock for it and probably still not have a ton in it. Oh yeah, a 99 in .308 would be nice. Nice lever action in a long range caliber.

I have a Milt Sparks IWB that I like, and an OWB that Greg made that is very comfortable.

Hey,hey,hey, there, I have 9mm revolver. Its a Ruger convertible, lol. 357/9mm

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Welcome aboard

What code?

Pretty close,but the nicest one this year was with a muzzle loader. Which is kind of my own load also. lol Thanks Nik I check 'em out, was looking last nite and best I seen IIRC was $4o for 500.

I started reloading just over a year ago, and all that I have done is lead. What is really cool is that I killed a deer with one of MY loads this year. May start casting a little this year, this stuff is really addicting. So be careful. lol. What I have found out is that reloading is just as enjoyable as shooting. Hell maybe more. Hey, by the way where did you see the 1000 for $56 if you don't mind me asking?

Haven't seen it in a while, but always liked it.