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Speer Gold Dot 124gr+P.

It's not made by Glock. It does however use Glock mags, which is always nice.

Just a different color.

Well, well, my Glock 26 can beat up your Glock 19 and Glock 17 and Glock 18.

I saw a new Inox Vertec at RTSP yesterday. So yes. http://store.rtsponline.com/beretta-92fs-vertec-inox-9mm-2-15rd/dp/7448

Not sure I believe the Navy contract BS, but RTSP had no Glock 19's in stock today. They did however say they could get the 19 by Monday. So my buddy bought the Glock 17 Gen 4 instead. Actually he got the last one of those they had in stock.

Really? That's a first. Was he just showing his pink copy to prove how long ago he bought it? Or just wanted to prove it was his pistol?

When does her shift start?

I think all the politicians security details should be the first to employ these guns. You know, to set a good example.

It's not new. It's an old design with new paint. It was called the Vertec in the past. Do you want to know what would impress me from Beretta? A striker fired PX4.

Its been around for a while. But it never gets old.

If it helps, I sold my Ruger SR22 pistol to a Leo. And I'm not in jail.

That's funny.

Youse guys are way overthinking this. He is just a guy looking to sell a pistol. Doesn't matter if he is a cop or not. All the same rules apply. I've sold pistols FTF to cops, one that was in uniform. No big deal. All your paperwork is in order. Buy the pistol and drive away. Simple, done. (Yes, I said youse)

Who's idea was dunkin donuts?

I would suggest a S&W 686+ (7 shot), with a 2.5" or 3" barrel max for someone with weak hands. The 4" starts to get nose heavy and the extra weight is not needed for shooting 38 special rounds.

Can I send an invoice to the state and/or news stations for lost wages and prepping expenses?

Biometric. I'm speaking from experience. I own 2 Barska biometrics that I have been opening and closing for 2 yrs, alternating fingers. They have yet to fail even once.

Guys. This is a thread about the apex trigger job kit. The part about me not hitting anything was a joke. I was just reporting on possible light strike issues. I know what I need to do if I really need to be accurate with this gun, but thanks for the advice. And I'm not a fan of lasers.

Update: Went to the range today and fired 100rds of American Eagle 130gr FMJ. No light strike issues. Trigger is definitely better but I still can't hit shit with it.

Shorter the extension the better. Long extension cords (75'+) create voltage drop which in turn increases the amps, which is never a good thing.

Your 12 guage cord is rated for 1800W? Cord = 1800w/120v = 15amps. Space heater = 1500w/120v = 12.5 Amps. 80% = 12 AMPS. Ill bet the wire on your 1500w heater is 16 guage. You will not have any problems.

. That's why you can, and do, program all 10 of your fingers into it. Biometrics also come with backup access keys. I been opening mine everyday for 2yrs. Never had any issues.

I have a Barska biometric safe in a closet on a shelf. It comes with 3/8" bolts/wood screws which you use to bolt to the studs in the wall. The bolts can only be accessed from inside the safe. It's not going anywhere easily. I have this one: http://www.barska.com/Biometric_Safe-Biometric_Safe_with_Fingerprint_LocK.html I also have this Barska biometric rifle safe which is bolted to the floor: http://www.barska.com/Biometric_Safe-Quick_Access_Biometric_Rifle_Safe_by_Barska.html