A.J. Holst

Really enjoyed your review. I had to finish a class with a revolver after my semi went down... I'd like to quote Randy, "we'll all wait while AJ parties like it's 1899," specifically referring to reload times. Without a lot of practice, speed strip aren't and speed loader are only slightly better.

Having been down the investigation and use road, here is some info I discovered. 1. It is deeper concealment than you might expect, practice kneeling, pulling up your pants leg and drawing. 2. As Patton amd frankmako noted, Galco has great reviews. The Renegade cosy partner being a step down and the Alessi ankle glove being 2 steps above. 3. For me, a calf strap is worth the extra dollars. 4. I started with a $20 Bulldog to see if I'd like it... 5. Turns out I'm not a huge fan of ankle carry EXCEPT for urban driving - great access if you've got a BG at your car window.

Did you get the CZC docs in the box?

Happy Sunday to you too!

When my wife started shooting she started on a Walther p22; it would not reliably cycle bulk .22 Consequently, I bought "high line" CCI in the clear acrylic box....I swear I was paying about $5/50 for "good" .22lr I know the box of Aquila 60gr sub sonic I traded to Dolo was 4.99 / 50 (price was still on the box)

Joe Biden was dead serious

I saw on the internet that a shotgun was most effective when simply racking the action and/or indiscriminate discharge into the air. Good review along with your report from the revolver class.

Cant find the story ypu are referencing, from the wrecks, shot fired and murders reported in the scroll down menu...yikes, glad I don't live in the city, any medium to large city. Based on the thread title, I would like to see a tacti-cool mall ninja meme (or memes) evolve from this post...

The free ones with coupon in Harbor Freight's print ads are are great led back-up flashlights. Got better than half a dozen with good batteries all over the house and in the car.

I think you might be light, claims are 1400-1500 from a 4" and 1800+ from a 10". With the right powder in the right gun, my guess is 2000+ Aside from a PDW and plinker, I guess I could use it for small nuisance varmint control?

Bringing this one back alive since I got the pistol. I can somewhat justify a potential purchase, it's not like I'm adding another caliber, right? Internet research reveals a ppsh43c pistol, about $400 with positive reviews. 1gewehr is correct, further internet confirms the 10" barrel is optimal for factory loaded ammo and worth the $200 to make it a great shooter.

There is nothing to see here, you must be tolerant in the world of relative morality.

Same RK as in RK Gun shows? Nice selection of stuff, prices seem to be market competitive

I like their thought process producing a shootable, good capacity compact. Still think the Bersa Thunder Plus is a winner in the .380 arena. If .380 was priced like 9mm, I'd probably still own one.

Congratulations, it sure is CZexy

A snake thread with no Samuel L Jackson meme? Y'all are slipping...

A new duty rated polymer would probably run 550-ish so 700+ seems reasonable for all metal and sand resistant mags.

2 sets of customers here...oh well, more good candy left

I heard another urban myth regarding the ACA; if your employer pays any premium, that amount (or a percentage) becomes taxable income.

I have a SDP from CZ Custom, compared to my stock 75B Omega (which is pretty nice) I can tell the difference. I think $950 is fair, he probably paid 1300-1400 and like you said, try to find a used one...

^^^^^ dum-dums, well played Sir. lolololol!

How about approaching and eating ALL foods with moderation, reducing the chemical preservatives and flavorings and increase physical activity in some way.

Concur! http://www.gunblast.com/Bond.htm

https://youtu.be/5VcSwejU2D0 And an intelligent review https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-act-violence/201408/the-truth-behind-the-run-hide-fight-debate My first observations: glock gun buster sign did not exclude shotguns and the first victim selected.

A camper shell will increase your blind spot. I had a Ram 1500 long bed with a contractor cap. With only for and aft windows I should have added towing mirrors...on the flip side, the amount of stuff I could haul / secure in all weather conditions made me a better driver.