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Guilty

What makes you think he needed an excuse?

BreakFree CLP

I don't know if there's anything wrong with it, but just in case you weren't aware it has a 1 in 7 twist rate, which is better suited for heavier bullets (62gr+). What will it be used for?

Shoot brass, and collect the cases as often as you can. You'll either get into reloading and be glad you collected them, or you'll be awash with brass that you can sell to a reloader here on the forum. Win-win

Damn, I was going to order two (and resell one on ebay)! Bryan, I'm curious if they give it to you for the price at which you ordered.

I agree. I think you should go for a retro build

The new iPhone has image stabilization-- interesting. I wonder if it's all software based. Jeez, what a mixed topic

He is not running. He will explain why in his press conference

Pay cash and keep your money in your mattress

That's grounds for account closure in my book.

I use the release everytime-- I never slingshot

Lube everything. Work the slide a lot and try a different mag (you'll probably want another one anyway). If you still have the same problem after 100 rounds, you should utilize the warranty, IMHO.

I'm going to play devil's advocate and ask... How does the "evil feature" legislation help out criminals?

Hahaha, good luck to you. At least you can always sell if you end up unhappy.

My .380 is on standby for nightstand duty if for whatever reason the .45 is down. I have federal FMJ at the ready for that purpose. Nothing fancy.

You know what, I waffled just as much. Maybe a spur of the moment purchase wasnt the worst idea, and what I really regret is not getting more permits

I love those 22/45 especially the bull barrel version. Yes, I hear they are generally reliable with most ammo, and they don't have a funky grip angle like the Mk I/II/III

The .22 will give you much more trigger time and practice. You already have a defense gun, and the M&P does it well. However, I'd hold out for a revolver in .22-- there's a good chance that GSG is ammo sensitive. I used both of my first 2 permits in 2 months. I wish I had thought out my second purchase more before jumping on something I liked at first glance.

Thinking about this. It would by my first exposure to a real USPSA match.

You don't need permits but your buyer does (unless he/she is an FFL). Not sure of the law regarding selling it out of state.

Unless you are a prohibited person (from what you say, you are not), the FID is technically shall-issue... You might have to remind, encourage, and/or wait for it, though.

mag springs wear from cycling (loading and unloading), not from sitting in either condition for any period of time. I think you will enjoy the GP100

I think Taurus gets a bad rap. If I had a pistol permit and wanted a 357 I would go with a Tracker or a GP100, whichever was available in the local gun shop.

Sure there is, if you're comparing it to a Python.