Jon

There will normally be 2 squads, a rifle and pistol squad, making shooting both weapons impossible.

I'm getting spyware and virus warnings like whoa off that link. Removed to hopefully save someone without virus protection.

.22 rifles and pistols were welcome last year. Not sure if that changed for this year?

I may show for this...

Lol. I lost the link long ago. There is one video saved on my old virus-infested laptop somewhere, though.

XD45 mags fit in an XDM45, not sure about the other calibers.

So, you're willing to disarm yourself and become a potential victim on the slight chance that you might protect someone else? Call me selfish, but I'm not.

Honestly, you would probably be better off just buying a new upper if you want to change things around. Just pick a comp you like, get it pinned, and go to town. In the event you decide to change things up, sell the current upper and buy another, or just add another upper to your collection.

Please explain your reasoning behind this.

Not 100% sure, however the collision involved a Kia sedan impacting the RV, which was towing an SUV. Could be the SUV it was towing or the Kia that hit it.

Her voice was annoying as fugg. I'm glad she's gone.

I've personally shot MOA with golden bear x39.

I'll never get those 5 minutes back. What a waste of time.

It is legal to own and keep hi-cap mags out of state, just don't bring them across the river.

All occupants are alive last I heard. One still in critical condition, though.

A friend linked me to a website with some interesting video of a chick I was hooking up with at the time. That was an interesting conversation.

Nope. Talk to me when you get the auto-loader.

If everyone else is shooting compensated guns, why be considerate? Use whatever comp you like, it'll get you back on target quicker, and you won't hear/feel any of the percussion/noise when you're standing behind the gun.

If anyone takes Rt 1 for anything in Mercer County, go a different way. Huge MVA with entrapment and multiple medevacs.

Caribstv, have them email me at [email protected]

Okay I'll jump on the bandwagon... +1

Did you just take that picture seriously?

Since there was lots of discussion on a Marketplace thread, I thought an offshoot was in order... What are your thoughts on buying a cheap gun specifically for the purpose of home/self defense so that you're not out a lot of money in the event that you need to use it in it's intended capacity? My feelings are that I hope to never use a weapon in the defense of myself or a loved one, let alone using one once. In that regard, I only own/use what I perceive to be higher quality firearms for the purposes of defense, and would not bat an eye at losing one for good, so long as I was able to protect myself or my family with it.

This. There is a lot of stupidity on the show, but guns are shown in a fun light, not an evil one. I feel that Top Shot does a great job of bringing new shooters in, which is essential to maintaining our rights.