illy
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I'll be raising my credit card limit....
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It's also not a range, it's a private club that's open 19 hours/week. I'd say you guys are good to go on that claim.
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I've tried every way of concealing my 3" GP. In winter clothes, it's easy to do, but too heavy for my tastes. In the summer, still doable, but even less comfortable. My 2.25 SP101- with the holster below, appendix carried- just disappears. No print, even wearing just a white tee. http://www.unclemikes.com/holsters/concealed-carry-holsters/inside-the-pant-holsters Which is why I said LCRx. Same five rounds of .38 out of a short barrel, but in an even smaller, lighter package.Another vote for RTSP on selection. The fact that they have their inventory online is awesome. That said, if you know what you're looking for, check out Davidson's (gun genie). You can find almost anything and get it through a local dealer within a couple of days at competitive prices (Monmouth Arms & Jim Flynn usually have the best price on my area).Ha! That's the perfect descriptionAgreed.The one dude (no helmet) is lasering the guy next to him's foot. None of them has a their finger on the trigger. Looks more like their version of this: is this:Citizens' Rifle & Revolver Club in West Windsor is 24hr. Also, members only http://crrc.org/crrc.htmHe might be wrong about that. My PD checks mental health records for every county I've lived in, going back 10 years (via form SP 66)Another point to consider: the diameter of the grooves in the bore is .357-.358; the inside diameter of the cylinders should be .379 (the size of the case vs the bullet). Hence the reason for going up a size for cleaning the cylinder throats.3" Geep (I know, not a snub) & 2.25"SP101 DAOdupeSorry guys. My "guest" pulled.a.no call, no show on me.FWIW, I've only seen good reviews of these pistols, even at the CZ owners forums.High-end knives aren't my thing (the most expensive knife I own is a $200 CQC-7. And that was a gift). My brother, though, has some customs that run well over $1k. And he'll swear they're worth every penny and then some. So $550 sounds totally reasonable for a quality knife. I guess.@Jag07, Don't take it personally, dude. Those guys are probably a little older than you, married and have seen guys who really do have to ask their wives permission for all kinds of stuff (buying something, hanging out with friends, what to wear, how many beers they can have, etc). I'm 40 & have been married for over a decade. I agree with you, having a partner who gives sound advice is awesome. That said, one of the best things my dad taught me was: "never ask your wife/gf for permission to do anything. Not ever. And if you have to explain why you're doing something, explain it like you would to your kids, not your parents. She'll respect you more in the long run." EDIT: I know you were just joking and that's not actually the case with you. But it's still sound advice and worth keeping in mind. Especially in the highly woman-centred world we're living in.^What they said. Something else that works is letting some solvent soak into the crud build up, then pushing a fired .357 case into each cylinder to cut through the carbon rings left by the .38s. For future range trips: -bring a bore snake (.40 cal) to run through the cylinders before you switch from .38s to .357s -avoid dirtier ammo if going from .38 to .357 -I've been using frog lube on my guns for about a year and haven't had this issue since I switched. Cleaning afterwards is super easy too. I've read fireclean is even better at preventing carbon build up, but have no personal experience with it.Almost did it. Had the debit card out and everything. Then I remembered that I barely shoot my Marlin at all. As cool as this looks, I don't think it'll make shooting .22lr that much more fun.
