Jon

Heh... I've certainly come close.

Congrats! I stea- borrow... my dad's 20" Stihl quite frequently

I recommend strapping the gun on when you get home, and wearing it around the house. In a short period of time it will become second nature to walk around wearing it.

I vote nay. Nice revolver MrP!

Good plan. I can spit out 200 rounds/hour without much difficulty with my Lee classic turret. This involves looking inside every case before i put it in the press, looking in ever case after dropping powder, checking every headstamp, etc.

Done.

The new M&P is NOTHING like the terrible sigma.

He only has one P2P.

Sorry to hear ya got a bad one. Several members have M&Ps here and love them. My 45 compact is one of my favorites.

Please stay civil guys. The second this thread goes downhill it's gone.

Congrats! Enjoy the planning.

Just want to specify that my experience where the gun suffered failures due to being dirty was the 9mm handgun. As I understand it, the rifles are very very reliable.

My SA never had any problems.

They are no fun to shoot, unreliable when dirty, ugly as sin, but when they're clean... they run. Not a bad option for a "throw in the corner and forget about it" gun.

Oh man... imagine if you could set this up with an audible-activation. I can see it now... Set it up to start behind cover, activate with a popper @ some sort of slow speed, then upon "hearing" the next gunshot, it speeds up to double the pace heading for more cover.

I would caution anyone who wants an LC9 to shoot one first. The muzzle-flip makes follow-up shots all but impossible. I haven't shot the Keltec but the Kahr and Walther are MUCH more controllable.

Any training involving live fire is good, including Shotgun.

For what type of gun are you referring to? As a general rule, the part that carries the serial number is the firearm.

I'm the little guy.

Awesome gun, wish we could have them here.

Twitter is great for anyone who likes Bibi Jones...

I'd vote against the LCP. Incredible amount of muzzle flip. Don't have experience with the other two.

Played with the 1919 in Vegas. Fantastic weapon and tons of fun.

Just waiting to confirm a few things before I hit submit with turbotax. 98% finished.

More than you can imagine. Though my place usually winds up taking a lot of reports we shouldn't, thanks to other PDs being jagoffs.