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i would advise against getting a Lady Smith unless she's comfortable shooting and can handle some recoil. Snubbie revolvers are nice for concealment, but they are harder on the recoil than a standard sized 9mm or a 357 revolver with a 4" barrel loaded with 38.. My wife bought her Smith 640 snubbie years ago (before i knew her) because she thought she'd be able to carry it in her purse, etc (lol, yeah, i know) and she shot it exactly once and hated it.. And she had shot 44 prior to that but they had a long barrel so she assumed the recoil would be less than that (which it really wasnt). SP's choices are solid.. My wife thought my CZ75 was heavy, but accurate and not really painful to shoot (and she is weak as hell).

yeah, that would not surprise me at all.. even the package looks somewhat similar

agree with the above.. looks likes someone's pet hermit crab got loose or was let go..

Hoppes Elite is virtually odorless as well.. that works pretty well for the CZ (thats what i use for mine)... however, hoppes 9 does have that "i just cleaned my gun" smell.. heh

im not sure.. but if Miday would do it, i would suggest them since they are cheaper there than other places ive seen... (and if they do, let me know.. lol)

if i had 40% Pro Mags, i would be willing to drive to get them replaced too.. lol that said, people are aware that the already legal 10-round CZ mags are readily available these days, right? (yeah, i know, people want more than 10 rounds)

Epic f*cking ending.. just epic.. that is how you end a show. Dexter writers, take notes

i didnt think those fit CZ's (?)

im an "adopt a dog" person myself. that said, i dont begrudge people who want pure breeds..

alrighty then.. that makes more sense

DO NOT GET A SALTWATER TANK FOR YOUR 3 YEAR OLD. Especially if you are looking for a smaller tank like 30 gallons. It is VERY hard to keep the salinity and temp regulated properly in that small of a tank.. For saltwater, I personally would not go less than 55 gallons, and most likely larger. Easier to take care of.. There are plenty of fairly colorful freshwater fish, but they will never match saltwater colors.. Lots of Tetras (Neons, Cardinals, Rummynose, Lemon, etc) are colorful.. There are also colorful Cichlids, but those have a tendency to be a bit more aggressive. (territorial).. Seriously though, no joke about the saltwater tank being that small. It is more expensive to set up, the fish are way more money and its hard to keep it regulated.. Freshwater takes a LOT less effort.. (note, i have had tanks my whole life).. you can set up a tank that is colorful in itself (gravel, plants, accessories, etc) with some schools of fish.. it makes the fish look more colorful

yeah, i texted my dad cuz he's been looking for 22 and he was out, said he'd be home in 15 minutes and i had to text him back literally 5 minutes later and tell him it was gone..

i have no doubt it will.. each episode has gotten better and better. This last season has been some of the best writing I have ever seen. Honestly, its made all the other shows we watch seem very pale in comparison. I will be so utterly disappointed that the show is over, but i feel more enriched having seen it. Not often you can say that about a TV show. I cannot POSSIBLY be as bad as the Dexter finale. Dexter was a definition of how NOT to write a series finale.

yes.. i know.. thats why i said "days ago".. lol. (and it was a REAL small window.. like 30 minutes)..

BTW... http://www.midwayusa.com/product/918412/mec-gar-magazine-cz-75-9mm-luger-16-round-steel-blue Mecgar 16rd mags that you may be able to have shipped to an FFL to pin.. Not sure of Midway's policy on that.. but for $23, even with shipping and paying someone to pin, still would be cheaper than buying the 10-rd mags..

15rd mags at CDNN.. Pro Mags.. run away i know Steve at Monmouth Arms can pin them for you (he pinned mine), but since he's pretty far away, you may or may not want to send them to him.. Other FFL's up north might be able to respond if they can pin them as well..

?? was gone days ago..

For all of you that have an M&P 22 and hate the stock sights (like most people do, or at least SHOULD), please see the pic below. I replaced the horrible stock sights (black rear with simple, small white dot front). Dawson Precision makes drop-in replacement front & rear fiber optic sights for the M&P 22. They are incredibly easy to install (no filing needed) and look MUCH better than the factory sights. The one down side is that the rear sight is not adjustable as the factory rear was. If you have a 22 bore sighter, there wont be much adjusting needed. If you dont, you will have to get them as close as you can to center (measure and/or pencil around original sight) and then try it out at the range to see how close it is and adjust accordingly. I have not taken it to the range yet (just replaced them this morning). However, just the view alone is heads & tails better than factory. These are not night sights, obviously, but in lighted situations, these are incredibly easier to see...

wait, did i read that correctly? they will ship NON-COMPLIANT mags to your home?

Surprisingly, CZ 9mm 16rd mags are fairly easy to find these days.. CZ USA has them, Midsouth has them, KY Gun Co has them, LG Outdoors has them.. its the guns themselves that arent easy to find.. heh.. (although a couple have popped up on here recently)

so much tinfoil.. so little time

^^^ This There is no such thing as a dangerous breed, there are only dangerous and irresponsible owners. Huskies can be great and well trained dogs as long as you keep them 'occupied'. They are, after all, working dogs (much like GSD's). They are happiest with a job to do (even if the job is playing). They are intelligent and they are absolutely beautiful dogs. They can be a little high strung if they are bored, and because they are smart, will be "curious" if they are left with nothing to do. Most dogs are the same way though. Thug is right, his Samoyed is very similar in temperament and looks, as are most Spitz-type breeds. There is nothing wrong with bringing a second dog into the house, especially if the GSD is only a year old and is fairly well trained. He might enjoy the company and playmate. "Top 10 dangerous dogs" my a$$.. You know what is #1 on the most dangerous breed list? Pit bulls.. Guess what? My pit mix is the gentlest, sweetest thing that would rather lick your hand than bite it.. If you both want a husky and there is one available and you're ready for a second round of puppy training, then I dont know what reason there is not to bring the damn dog home with you... (note, they are pretty heavy seasonal shedders, but so are GSD's so you should be used to that). They also can have those piercing blue eyes that can look right through your soul.. http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/siberianhusky.htm Im failing to see why you didnt bring it home.. heh

No, i havent registered any of mine.. and yes, you can typically send it back for repair even if its not registered... Chances are, you are giving them your name and serial number of the gun before you send it back, so that is somewhat of a de facto manufacturer registration..

i would honestly love to have one.. Unfortunately, I have no way of putting one in my house, it just isnt set up to have one in any way.

i tried to check out and says not in stock