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I have fun when I go to RTSP and It looks like they are doing well and I am happy for them.They have this one young woman who works the counter who may appear to come up short at times with you but she is just messing with you.I like the place and all my buddies are always asking me to take them their .

My step son moved out several weeks ago but for some reason he decided to sleep over the other night something to do with working late.Around 11pm I hear noise coming from inside my living room I grabbed my gun opened the door and their is my stepson.He saw me with gun in hand and I told him from now on you better call before you just walk in. I keep the gun close when at home always thinking safety and keeping a clear head.

You sound like a lawyer but as all lawyers know its not the search for the truth but the creation of the truth.Who ever does that the best wins.

The only thing I see Cristie running for is the Mr.Softy Ice Cream Truck

I can see the gunsmith at Springfield laughing and saying another one in over his head.But I will try YouTube in the future and I suggest no one remove the magazine release on the XDM

I had my XDM for a month and after each time I would shoot it I cleaned it.However I always would go deeper with the break down.That's how I learned with the Glock and can break them down completely and back together again.I always make sure I have extra cups for the Firing pin spring because I loose them easily.Long story short XDM had to be shipped back to Springfield and they put magazine release back free of charge

sounds like they should work ok then in my 38..Aim ordering 500 rounds

For a basic field strip they are one in the same.Once you break them down specifically the frame the XDM becomes extremly difficult mostly because of the grip safety.

Stay away from light weight revolvers like the S&W 38 Body guard for a first gun.

I have the 23 and 26 Gen 4.Not complicated like the XDM.

Found these 110 grain for $15.99 a box. 38 special

What is the difference between them and regular Hollow points and are they good for indoor range shooting?

OK thats good news. Never had that experience before but then again I have only been shooting a little over a year.

Was at the range the other day and every know and then I was getting these little burning sensations on my face that lasted a split second.I know it was not comming from my gun because I was not even shooting it at the time.Then steel .45 acp casings started to land in my cubicle and I was wondering if what I felt was from the steel casings.

PK I trust you and believe you and made me laugh.I will have my wife pick another reference and we will bring it to the PD in person. Thanks