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They're doubles Glock 26 can accept 26, 19, and 17 mags.

CDNN has the asian Glock mags (not sure if they're KCI or some other brand) on sale for $5.99 this weekend: http://www.cdnninvestments.com/gl199mm15nom.html

Lone Wolf also makes a Glock 9mm magazine compatible lower: http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=285845&CAT=288 They're always listed as backordered, but according to a post I had read from an LW rep on another forum, they just make them as they're ordered or something.. so the wait isn't too long. (no first hand experience, so can't confirm - just something I read) That said, the DoubleDiamond seems like a slightly better design and is probably the way I'd go if I was looking for a 9mm AR. The Glock 9mm lowers may cost more initially, but I imagine you'll make up that money in the long run since Glock mags are much easier to find and relatively inexpensive. If you already own a 9mm Glock it's a no brainer IMHO

Any issues manipulating the safety with the mesa stock?

Discontinued? Details please...

I think we all get the chick not wanting to be home alone - what doesn't make sense is why she would ask you to "bring some heat". Does her dad normally have a gun within arms reach when he's at home? If not, why would she want you to be armed for the weekend? Makes no sense unless there's more to the story. Maybe I'm reading to much into it, and I should just make a sex joke like everyone else.

Not worth it IMHO. Spend the money on something useful like an oversized safety (http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=19517/Product/MOSSBERG-500-590-OVERSIZED-SAFETY), mag tube extension (http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=23983/avs|Manufacturer_1=VANG%20COMP%20SYSTEMS/Product/SHOTGUN-MAGAZINE-TUBE-EXTENSION), hi-viz follower (http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=22732/avs|Manufacturer_1=VANG%20COMP%20SYSTEMS/Product/REM-870-11-87-STAINLESS-STEEL-FOLLOWER), side saddle (http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=13103/Product/SIDE-SADDLE-SHELL-HOLDER), etc.

It's in the manual Page 14 http://www.mossbergs.com/manuals/500_835_590_535_en.pdf

You don't need to take the barrel off to get the dowel out on a 590. Unscrew the magazine tube end cap - you should see the disc like you described above. There should be a hole and slot in the disc. VERY CAREFUL insert a flat head screwdriver into the hole and gently try to twist the cap. It should start to come loose without too much effort. There is a spring under tension behind the cap/disc - so keep a thumb or something over it or the disc and spring will come flying out of the magazine tube.

Hah it's back in stock at a higher price http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/35992-1000-rounds-9mm-124-grain-197/

In the 4 minutes since you posted, it went out of stock. Damn the upcoming election!

Sometimes video is better than words skip to 2:30 if you don't feeling like listening to an explanation of the zombie phenomenon.

Congrats! Definitely not an easy task I tried the e-cigs the first day I tried quitting, but they just weren't doing anything for me, so I gave up on them and went at it cold turkey. What seemed to do the trick for me and my wife (we quit at the same time) was Allen Carr's easy way quit smoking dvd. Something about how they presented the material just clicked for us. Been 4 months now, and so far so good. Considering I smoked a pack to a pack and a half a day for 20+ years, I'm pretty happy about it

You should add the 17 model to your search. The grip can be cut down a bit to accept 19 mags.

There's the member who's BPS I've shot!

I've shot another forum members BPS and it seemed like a very good gun. The tang safety and bottom eject are very nice for left handed shooters. That said, I've only ever seen them with long 24"+ barrels (http://www.browning....11&tid=212&bg=x), so unless Pete is planning on cutting the barrel down, it wouldn't be a very practical HD gun.

Edited my original post to reflect new guest policy and shotgun range additions.

Not surprisingly, it's sold out already.

No, it won't mess with the safety any more than any pistol grip stock will. Look at the picture, and then imagine yourself trying to disengage the safety. You have to break your firing grip to get your thumb (or some other finger) onto the safety. I imagine it's even more of a stretch for someone with small hands. It's do-able, but it certainly isn't fast.. which is why a lot of people with pistol gripped mossbergs just leave the safety in the fire position. ETA: Ray beat me to it

I was referring to pistol grip stocks in general, and not that mesa models specifically. Either way, you'll see what I'm talking about once you install it Good luck!

One important thing to consider if you're thinking about a pistol grip stock is that the safety will be very hard to use as it was intended. You have to compromise your firing grip quite a bit to deactivate the safety. A lot of people seem to have the attitude that it's a pump shotgun and that you don't need the safety anyway. I'm not one of those people, so pistol grip stocks and mossbergs don't go together IMHO. Don't forget the short LOP Hogue stock we discussed in the other thread.

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The Bushnell TRS-25 is pretty similar to the PA Micro red dot. This does you no good, but a few months ago you could pick them up for 70 bux with a $30 mail in rebate, which really made them a steal for .22 applications. Sadly, they're in the $80+ range these days. http://www.amazon.co...uct/B00200E0HM/

There's also lots of videos on youtube to give you on idea how they work and if they'll work for your particular application One recent example