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Maybe they should just buy the registration database from Canada; it's not doing anything now. They built one, used it, and chucked it because it didn't solve anything.

Those displays are the same as the ones in the Sig Shop in NH. Sig Sauer Lager?

Hey, here's a three on one. It's not clear what the three were intent on. But the one had the edge.

Now how did I miss that? I read that post, and didn't realize is was a VP9-SK. So much for marketing!

Good! That's one I'll have to add.

Very tasteful Cerakoting. Enjoy!

I'm sure some of us have a little ammo surplus at home or business. You know, at least 10 more rounds than you think you might need at some point. And in this case, perhaps you've thought about guarding it against fire or other mishap. I know that pistol and rifle rounds that go off in a box don't fly the way they do in a chamber and barrel, but it's not something we would look forward to in any case. Perhaps you spread it out a little. So, check this out. It's what happens when you put your whole stash in one place. And then something sets it off. Be sure to turn the sound up.

I think I'm on the outside looking in.

Well now you have to give this burglar E for Effort. Watch how long it took him to kick the home's door in. But hey audience... what's behind Door Number 1? Surprise! A mother with a 12 gauge!

Surety DIY $30/month, no contract, full web-enabled monitoring via cell closed circuit and Alarm.com with two-way talk back using 2GIG equipment. And they ARE on the ball.

I fixed it. Not sure how that happened.

From this article: "I have a constitutional and a human right, guaranteed under the Second Amendment, to defend my family, my life, and my home. Unless, of course, the people pounding on the door are cops who: 1) had no search warrant 2) didn’t turn on their emergency lights 3) didn’t identify themselves as police 4) misunderstood a neighbor’s directions 5) showed up at the wrong house, the house of a completely innocent man. Then, my right to defend myself turns into a right to die in two seconds flat, without firing a shot or even chambering a round." We need to understand what is happening legally assigning authority and responsibility to our law enforcement. Or lack of it.

I like dogs, but only own cats. We had to put down our oldest last Monday. He might as well have been a dog; he was completely integrated into our lives. My wife and I were extremely upset. So, I thought you dog lovers might gain some insight from this article. It's about dogs, but it also worked for our cat.

Didn't know about this. On the US site it's named the VP9 SK. Just when I think I'm done!

Absolutely. And by Fedex, it arrives the next business day.

I'm afraid this is just the opening salvo. Newt alluded to the rest of what's coming in 2018. My timeline to exit is changing.

The ergonomics of the H&K 45 against the G21 are night and day. Grip is entirely different. Also, depending on what configuration you get in the H&K, it operates more like a 1911 with a de-cocker. The LEM trigger is quite different. I have that in the Compact. (I converted it.) To paraphrase a range officer I once knew, the Glock is a Toyota; the Sig is a Cadillac; the H&K is a Ferrari. That's a bit of exaggeration, but you get the idea. Personally I like the H&K mag release on the trigger guard. That goes for the H&K 45 and also the Compact. But I have no complaints about the Glock or the Sig. I shoot all three fairly well. Don't know about the P2000sk, but picked up the P30sk recently and like it. If you're interested in a .40 cal, how about the P30 in .40? Not as compact, but not huge either. I would suggest you try to shoot all three if you can before purchase. So many handguns; so little time.

You know, they say duct tape serves a lot of purposes. But we may have to take 'taping up victims during a home invasion' off the list. This homeowner got loose. Then picked up his handgun. One intruder couldn't even save his own ass.

Probably. But I'm with you on an M1 version. That would have been my preference. But shoot we must.

Just shoot the PPQ if you can. That will answer all your questions.

Carjack victim, despite being shot, defeats speed with accuracy.

Another possibility would be to statically configure the IP on the camera's network interface in use, but don't give it a gateway address. Then the camera doesn't know how to find the Internet. (I haven't tried this, and assume the camera's OS will accept a config without a gateway.) If you can remote desktop into a more secure computer on your home network, you can then access the camera. Or set up a completely separate IP network just for the cameras with no Internet gateway on it. Make one PC a member of both networks and RDP into that for remote access. It occurs to me that all the 'gains' realized from the Internet are more than completely offset by all the misuse of it.

Two thumbs up from over here. Mine's an M1, her's an M2. Both great triggers. You'll like it!

I should point out that the exploits in these cameras will work if the camera is connected to the Internet, either by wireless or hardwired. I called them 'WiFi cameras' because that's one of their main selling features and a common term of reference. But all my Foscams have Ethernet jacks, and that's frequently the way I connect them. Hacking a wireless connection in and of itself is a different (and worthy) topic.

If the hog hunting gets boring, perhaps you'd like to stalk some radioactive boars.