Jon

I like having at least one holster for every weapon I own.

Go with the cabelas rotary seperator; cheap and effective.

The revolver has rifling. This would be a destructive device.

Just want to point out that I have talked to my ortho surgeon about "barefoot" running shoes, and he basically told me they do a great job at keeping his podiatrist friends loaded beyond belief. Something like 20% of people don't develop injuries when switching to them.

I gave you my personal opinion. Do what you want, but if you get jammed up, don't cry about it here.

Mike, try squirting some car wax into the media and tumble it without cases for 5min first, then add your cases. They should come out way, way cleaner. Also, toss in a used dryer sheet when you put the brass in.

I'm not talking permanent, I'm talking enough of a block that cannot be removed through standard maintenance procedures.

Vendors need to comply with the Administrative Code, so pinning the baseplate on is a must. Someone who is not blocking mags for resale, IMO, does not need to go to that level.

IMO, a round of ammo does not constitute a tool. Are these 30rd pmags? I'd drill a hole near the edge of the mag(so as to block the follower without getting in the way of the spring), insert a roll pin, and epoxy it in place.

IMO, placing a block inside the mag body that is easily removed by removing the mag baseplate is insufficient. I would do something slightly more permanent, just so that any 'interested parties' would be unable to unblock the mag without tools.

Nobody said anything about the occupants of the trailer bing scumbags, low-life, or dirt-balls. I fail to see how one's level of income determines what kind of human being they are.

Just calling you out on your hypocrisy with a touch of sarcasm thrown in. You appear to get bent ouf of shape over the comments yet in the same breath imply that another person certainly can't have the kind of money your friend does.

Just out of curiosity, what do you cost? Also, how do you know what AndyB's price is? Any way to tell if either of you are a good value for the money? Thanks.

Don't think of it as trading. Think of it as you selling a rifle to someone out of state, and then purchasing a rifle from out of state. You would mail the gun to his/her FFL, and they would mail their gun to your FFL.

I've shot the LC9 and absolutely hated it. My wife has a Speed Six w/ 2 3/4" bbl and if I were to carry a revolver I would very seriously consider it. It is definitely heavy, but it will really soak up .357 recoil.

Yup.

I showed up very early and was #2. This was for the first match that required pre-registration.

Safariland. Methinks that's what Maks is buying.

I know, but we didn't shoot it. I have a few months to decide so there's no rush, but I plan on shooting a bunch of stuff before pulling the trigger.

Anyone have videos?

I will probably take you up on that offer, good sir. I will probably not take you up on that offer, good sir.

God he is an idiot... But yes, half-decent review thanks.

Thinking about picking up the P290 as a new carry gun, anyone have one? How do you like it, and would you mind if I took a few shots with it? Thanks. Since everyone loves pictures....

THAT's your problem with that particular "product"?