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Walgreens has allways sucked.

All this info is accurate^^^ Get a caliber that is also a popular rifle caliber so getting ammo will be easier.

Trooper Mark Hunter Coates, South Carolina Highway Patrol, South Carolina I am posting this for many reasons. One to remember the Trooper and two so no one will ever think they have someone out gunned. Oh and in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with depending on a 9mm to save your life.

I really am more concearned by who I trade from than who I trade to. Example being I here all the time about people getting checked on traffic stops and the gun is comes back stolen and the person in posession of it has accuired it legally. Numbers get reported wrong all the time and duplicate numbers exist. I like to know how to get back in touch with a seller afterwards so in case I need them to vouch that they did have it.

I take that as carry concealed and go with it.

The kholster is more comfortable too. A very important point I learned is that a subcompact can almost be harder to carry at times due to less of the barrel slide to stabalize it in a holster. Almost like the grip of the gun wants to flop over. I carry a 40 over a 9mm only because having a Law Enforcement background having fired thousands of rounds through 40's I might have a better defenve to in court if I ever have to use it. Otherwise I would carry 9mm+p.

I paid $60 for new factory NS and installation on my Glocks at GT's if you ever need it done again.

Makes me miss my Glock 24. What kind of accuracy are we talking? 2"groups 50yds?

I have no problem with him being dead. I hope it was with a handgun though because it is an insult(weird i know) to them to be killed with a handgun. It's because so many are executed with handguns. When I was over there I could point a M-4 at them and they would do nothing, but point a handgun at them and they will **** themselves. When I heard it may have been with a handgun I first thought he may have just been executed.

I have read his story many times, It's a small military when it comes down to it. I went through some courses with one of his ex Buds and was related to one of his team members who got killed that day. I had left Afghanistan the month before there attack.

I cant believe it wasnt done with a m-4. No way no how could it have been done with hollow points. The NATO 9mm Ball ammo is a higher pressure than our store bought FMJ loads though.

See here in TN we can have gun free zones.

Good find, I have had two Glock 30's. They just don't fit me well.

I love Na Go Ya. I would have said something too. I will talk to them also when I go back. Overall the best place to eat in Chattanooga. In my opinion.

Looks very much like a King snake to me. Colors can very on them. There are about 30 known species.

I dont know how but Mine shoots both the same. Ive heard most bullets are a difference of .001-.002 between manufacturer anyway. Found that out when tracking a problem with Buffalo Bore Ammo.

Really if you were to get checked out by the Police and the numbers came back stolen the worst that would happen is they would recover it. Every year you keep it the chances of that happening become less and less as info needs to be updated yearly on NCIC. I seriously doubt a pos of stolen property charge would be brought against you much less prosecuted. I would be more concearned if that guns balistics could be linked to a shooting or crime, Thats a whole different can of worms.

Guarantee he got in trade for weed.

Is that LE/Military Glock Program?

^^^Word for word what I was going to say.

Did you go to Brainerd? I think I saw you.

Hey Grunt, Tropic Lightning! Im betting he is just like me and is bored with his perfectly reliable, perfectly accurate fine carry piece.

I dont think the round will ever go the way of the Dodo bird, and I even like the idea of the round. My complaint is the heavy slide making it feel like it's going to fall out of your hand all the time and not the grip. I like the Glock 36's feel. Why couldn't glock have used the 36's slide on the GAPS?

I also was talking with a Chattanooga cop one day that his agency had taken in a gun on a NCIC check during a everday traffic stop when the gun came back hot, the gun owner started looking into it a found out that the gun had been stolen and returned to the owner but the gun had switched hands a couple of times in a very short period of time and had even came from Indiana. He had gotten a bill of sale that linked it to a guy that got it at a pawn shop. He eventually got the gun back.

I heard he went into the gun show and traded three stolen guns for a m-4. On the Bill of Sale topic. I knew a guy, I actually traded with him, he bought a gun off a guy and kept it about a year before he traded it at a local gun shop. Two weeks later the police came to his house questioning him about the "stolen gun". He gave the details of the purchase just to find out the guy he bought it from was the owner and he reported it stolen after the transaction. Cell phone records, 18 months, and over $2000 in lawyer fees before the guy was acquitted. The douche bag said he must have reported the wrong gun stolen when his car was broken into and that he didn’t remember selling the gun. I keep email records and notes about all the guns I sell and trade. Email records, phone records, DL and even License Plate identification I was told by a ATF Agent can help prove a case when selling your personal collection if you ever get that knock at the door.