Ray Ray

@Pizza Bob buys a Ruger, what's next? @High Exposure buys a Sig? @Zeke buys a Mossberg?

Yes, really. How many attics have you been in? How many construction jobs have you done? I speak from experience. If you use quality plywood, screwed down correctly and on the beams then 1/4 will suffice. You're not gonna be storing lead weights up there. It's gonna be Christmas decorations, old clothes and toys.

You are really overthinking this.

I figured they would release a Shield with an 8 or 9 round magazine as standard. Since most CCWers carry their single stacks with the extended magazine anyway.

All of you are jerks.

Okay, but these seem to be hard to find. People want to convert the 40 to 9, not 40 to 357.

Magazines too?

Speaking from experience. I have climbed into enough attics, crawl spaces, closets, basements, ventilation shafts, voids or wherever else I needed to get a wire through I can safely say 1/4 plywood will suffice.

Okay, I think I already asked this question but either I don't remember the answer or I am retarded. What parts are interchangeable between a Gen 2 Glock 22 and a Glock 31? Reason I ask is I want to use 357 Sig in my Glock 22.

I still say 1/4 inch will do.

The old phrase applies here, a fool and his money.......

Who am I to tell Glock what to do? If everyone built their brand like they did, they would all go belly up.

1/4 inch plywood is fine. As long as the beams are what you say they are and your not storing super heavy boxes. Plus it's cheaper, lighter and easier to install.

I wanna do this to my glock. I love it

Excellent question

What would happen if that "laser beam" hit your hand?

Top 3 13 Hours, Black Hawk Down, Unforgiven Next 3

Until someone can actually do a shootout scene correctly, like in: Heat Way of the Gun Daylights End Then the copies, like this, are sub standard.

That is on my list, well done Dougie.

I want some of @Greenday's guns, since he has more than me and is a privileged white person.

I just watched the trailer on Youtube, pass. I will stick with the real thing, Heat.

This is not as uncommon as you think. For some senior soldiers, old habits never die.

Their days are numbered, plain and simple.

It should be one NICs fee and multiple transfer fees IF you bought the guns online or not from the actual FFL.

There have been restructuring, rebuilding, rebranding and refurbishing tries at Colt. But to no avail. Ruger, S&W, Taurus and even Uberti have been reaping the benefits.