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Yeah it does look rather large. Too big to be a pocket gun IMO.

I would contact Ruger to see what they say as well.

True, however it depends on the stage. Some you may have time to do it. Others, if it's a close range target, it's faster to shoot the first shot DA. Honestly - it comes down to your choice. For longer range first shots, sometimes I will cock the hammer so it's a SA shot.

Yes, during the Make ready stage, I load the mag, chamber the round, turn on the safety (which decocks it), then turn the safety off. Then I holster. First shot can be taken in DA or SA mode if you choose to.

Yes, it is allowed. The condition of the gun is when it's in the holster. After you draw, you can cock the hammer.

Then my job here is done

Harry uses USAAmmo .380 - works well through his S&W Bodyguard 380. $11/box http://www.usaammo.com/380-Auto-100-gr-FMJ-New-Ammunition-Best-Prices--P217.aspx

If you're looking for a larger .380, try looking at the Taurus PT 58 HC - 15 round mags, Beretta 92-like dimensions and size, but slightly smaller - compact size really.

Happy Zombie Jesus day!

Remington 1100 or 11-87. Love my 11-87. Also - the "jamming" may be because of the loads you're using. If you're using light target loads, most semi-auto shotguns don't like to cycle with them. Try finding higher dram shotshells. I have some Estate "hunting" shotshells that are 3 1/4 dram which cycle just fine. The lighter 2 3/4 dram shells are the ones you'll see issues with. If you don't know how to calculate, just look at the amount of shot and the muzzle velocity. Generally over 1200FPS with 1 1/8oz shot is 3 Dram - that'll cycle fine.

Unfortunately, I'm out. I have to work that weekend. Yay overtime. If anyone needs some spare gear, let me know.

Bobbitt.......

Is it bass season?

.... I hate the media.

Yeah - I've looked at the Magpul MS2/MS3 - I prefer the Irene, myself. I've worn it over tac gear with no issues. Does not get in the way of mag pouches, etc. If you have your equipment setup right, and train yourself with it, it's not a big impediment.

I see your point, however which sling would allow for you to go behind your back when wearing a pack? You'll run into the same issue with pretty much any sling.

Done it - no issues. I have a few mil/ex-mil friends who like it as well.

For that type of sling, I'd go with the Irene Adaptive Sling. http://missionspec.com/products/ias-irene-adaptive-sling/

It's not something you need to advertise.... From SportsmansGuide:

Pretty much any shotgun will be 'ok' for clays.

Gearhog has Saturday "giveaway" contests - why not sign up for a chance to win a free gun?

I'm REALLY considering going there now just to see what people are bringing in. Maybe it'll be some old ladies with their husband's old WWII Garand they don't know what to do with. I'd give her $200 for it.....

.380 is more of a self defense/pocket gun round. Are you looking for a slim type gripped gun? Maybe a Sig P225? Single stack 9mm.

Mastadon might have some.

I might go there to see what people have..... and maybe pick up something nice