Krdshrk
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Basically it boils down to: Striker fired with a nice trigger pull Snagless design Adjustable sights Future ability to switch to .40 S&W without having to buy a new frame/serialized gun Beretta quality (compared to that of Kel Tec & Ruger) It's basically the single stack Glock 9mm that a lot of people have been wanting. Honestly, the size doesn't matter to me that much.
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It's bigger and heavier than the LC9 and PF9 because it's built on a frame that will be able to accept .40S&W, even though it's only 9mm right now. Plus, Beretta just came out with it so it's hard to find (Their distribution for new producs isn't the greatest). I have one reserved at TJ's
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Actually I do remember paying something... Honestly, I didn't care because I wanted that back faster. I bought that big ticket item under sort of a time crunch
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Free E-file (federal) from Turbotax. I just paid a little for state.
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E-filed 1/25 late evening Return direct deposited 2/3.
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Oh yeah I spent mine already
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http://www.idpa.com/Documents/IDPARuleBook2005.pdf Look on page 35 - it's meant for holsters that specifically sit offset - it has an extra large belt loop for the purpose of it sitting further away from the body.
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Get the revolver...... because nobody better get a Nano before me
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Honestly, I think it's fine.
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Uh - she grabbed a BB gun at first, then found the .22.
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Detroit needs Robocop
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Chinese Buffet. Shanghai noodles w/ sliced chicken, chicken wings, tofu, string beans, and some salt & pepper pork chops.Do you declare him as a dependent?911 fail...... Also - this is texas - she could very well have shot him in the back.Already got my returnI'm not talking about $2 rounds, but I am talking about a cheaper made FMJ bullet from a bulk pack. Sure - if it's all you have, by all means use it, but for self defense, I'll go with a different load.I used to buy from NewEgg heavily.... not anymore...It's been heavily discussed already. A lot of us here use it. Your finger is NOT over the trigger - it's indexed on the frame or on the trigger guard depending on the gun. Natural draw with it is with a straight finger along the holster release button, not curled in to push it. The guy who ND'd into his leg purposely curled his finger in because he tried to pull before hitting the release...
