tnhawk

Congrats on your permit!

The thought has never crossed my mind.

I'm not familar with the Glock 36.  After purchasing an XDS45 I liked it and added an XDS9.  These pistols are comfortable to carry and shoot.  In a crossbreed holster I almost forget that carrying.

When I was younger and had less weight, I could have carried a G27 in my pocket.  Wish it would fit now!

I like my G27 for IWB but I can't carry it in my pocket.

The Godfather is 9.6" open, with a 4" blade and has a weight of only 4 oz.  I'm looking forward to getting this knife!

Good looking knife and gun!

It's not possible to have too many guns, dogs or too much fun.

As I'm new to the 44 mag, I'd like to hear what loads others have had good success with as well. 

Congrats on a beautiful knife.  It's good there are only two made.  Now I don't need to worry how I could afford one. ;)

Mine has seen alot of travel time but no use. 

I refer to several reloading manuals as they do not always agree or have the same tables in them.

Nice work!

I saw the TGO LG101 on the ProTech website a few days ago.  It has drawn a fair amount of attention.

I've used both for carry, but prefer to use factory for carry.  My reloads are close to factory and dependable, but I prefer factory ammo if I must defend it's use in a court room.

As I got older I upgraded my Coleman to a Hilton Honors number.

It showed out of stock when I pulled it up. 

Congrats on a nice looking pistol.  I'm watching the availability of 10mm ammo as I'd like to get one.  As mentioned above, get one or more reloading manuals and try to find a class before getting buying equipment and supplies.  I saved brass for several months before beginning to reload.

Welcome to TGO.  Thanks for your service.

I can't remember turning 40.

You got to watch where you step around here! :rofl:

Congrats on the new guns!  A 10mm could be next on my list if I don't find another revolver or rifle that I have to have.

Hopefully you will many years of service from the new TV.  The picture quality, screen sizes, prices and power consumption on the new models is worth the trouble of replacing older sets.

I've only got two automatic knives so far but it suprised how many fixed blade, manual and assisted open knives I have acquired.

Congrats on a nice looking stock.