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Last time I mentioned cabelas had 22's I was pretty much told to stick my heads up where the sun don't shine as they were Remington thunder bolts.... Today they have both the remingtons but the shelves are full off cci stingers and two other cci type. Lots of rifle powder but only WSF for pistol reloading

Shawn kindly check your message in box . Have a question for you. Thanks

Tony, I bought some large cci pistol primers that were on sale for 34.95 plus no tax and if you are a vet and have some type of ID you get another 5 percent off. Given how much stuff has risen lately price was not to bad. I recently used up the last of the bullseye I had on hand that came from Edelmans and the sticker on it indicated cost $ 8.49........ Yesterday I got it for about $25.00. Now adays just glad to find the stuff....

As an FYI for those who may get down there or in desperate need of supplies. Just left the Delaware store and they had plenty of reloading supplies in stock. Primers, powder various brands and type including bullseye which I finally got my hands on some as well as good supply of bullets of different calibers. Good stock of factory ammo and even some .22 LR.

Perhaps no one described Memorial Day in just a few sentences better than Ronald Reagan at Arlington National Cemetery in 1986: “Today is the day we put aside to remember fallen heroes and to pray that no heroes will ever have to die for us again. It's a day of thanks for the valor of others, a day to remember the splendor of America and those of her children who rest in this cemetery and others. It's a day to be with the family and remember.”

45 you are spot on, sadly as we move further and further away from what was once common place ie farm culture,hunting even military service over the broad spectrum of society our country and its citizens are losing what once made us strong. Unfortunately it will take something like a mass catastrophe with no one to protect them before they realize that ultimately they are responsible for their own health, welfare and safety. JMOP. PS not sure I would trust him as a physician....

This is not a phobia, it's an agenda bought and paid for. Unfortunately something like this will sell to a whole lot of people. Non shooting,hunting public will think .....really why do they need so much ammo they must be up to something. JMOP.

I got a chance to shoot one last week while qualifying a guy with his as he had just picked it up. He had one mag with the flat base and the other with the extended pinkey base. Shot very good and even with the flat mag you could still obtain a satisfactory grip. I like my P938 as I am use to 1911's but this was a good option for a carry or back up gun. Was not much bigger than the G42 that this guy would routinely qualify with. I imagine this will be a big seller for glock.

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Sorry guys but it is not just for good lookers it is something they are running to clear out the bargin cave, depends on what color marker is used to cross out the original upc and say Orange is 10 percent, purple 20 yellow 30..... Worked last week on a knife I picked up. By the way if you have one of those county issued vet cards they give you another 5 percent off of anything including long guns.Not bad plus no tax

Burns amen, shame his health is failing. Take care.

Lecky I have a P238, but for me and this is for me only it is a back up gun. Really like mine but it only was a primary one time...... daughters wedding wearing a tuxedo....... Have lots of rounds thru it and runs real good. Regards

illy, their can be issues related to sub compact 1911s however the ones I carry all work and most have 5000 rounds or more thru them. They do not get carried until they can pass muster and this is true for any weapon....… PS this vid has surfaced previously when this same subject came up and my assessment is that the guy who attended the training took a new out of the box pistol to this training in that he said 300 rounds thru the gun and it's getting sold. Granted everyone wants one that shoots from day one each and every time with whatever is run thru it, for me until they have abut 750-1000 rounds thru it I withhold any judgements. I have had compacts that even after that round count and checking tolerances and things that contribute to issues as outlined then I have in that past dumped a gun. Some might say why bother but for me they can and have severed my purposes. I have both full size, commander and officer models and have and do carry them as well. One of the biggest issues with compact 1911 is they are very susceptible to limp wristing and crappy mags do them no favors. JMOP

DS that's pretty funny.... Good boots though. Thanks for the laugh

Burns ,no Michigan roots just old Gordie Howe fan

1911 Kimber ultra carry, spare mags and pocket flashlight. iWB crossbreed 330 position.

OS in answer to your question DHS is funded by our tax dollars. Good bad or indifferent that is the policy/agreements with state and local LE agencies.

HE nice , if ever you get a chance have your agency send you to one of the afore mention sites as they have everything available and I mean everything. DHS picks up the state or local agencies costs.

HE just a shot in the dark are you down at Artesia, FLETC west ? If so you are getting some good stuff and nice to shoot someone else ammo......... If so enjoy. Over the years I spent well over a year between both training sites Glynco and Artesia. The New Mexico site years ago was how do say way off the grid. Regards

Vlad fair enough, thanks for the explanation on the 3 gun and related events. Thing that drives me nuts is standing around waiting to shoot.......Got spoiled getting paid to shoot in my former life,and the military allowed me to shoot lots and lots of rounds but not always for fun. PS remember in NJ with it's stupid justifiable need everyone needs to be fearful

Vlad no zombies. All the zombies I recall lived and breathed . You seem to liken most threads to a chess match. Like I said it was just my opinion. I think I read that you like 3 gun. Am I wrong to believe that this is a form of QCB drills but with plates instead of simulated enemy combatants , and how about the other courses of fire that are suppose to simulate defensive pistol uses.Regards John

Regardless of preference it is the ability to keep rounds on target when your hair is on fire. Iron,glass,dots all work, it's the ability to stay in the fight (overcoming your fear) that most times wins the day. JMOP

Funny thing is I never give much thought when I do buy .22 ammo . Over the years if it did not work in one gun I just shoot it in another..... God forbid even a bolt gun.But that's just me.....

Can somebody provide an approved ammo list so if we see it we can advise about availability given that some members ask about it. Sure don't want to waste anyones time....... Sometimes we can't just get the good stuff. Didn't someone on another page enquire about a recommendation for a .22 that will shoot anything including this crap........