Howard

This fool should be forced to put 1,000 rounds of 9mm in her purse and carry it around for a week! Demotard!

Stupid demotard. Why would people buy in bulk like that? Oh wait, the same reason people go to Costco and buy stuff in bulk. Heck I just ordered 2,000 yesterday, does that make me an extra bad bad guy? Does she realize the criminals are the only ones that buy just one box at a time

Mine is a 9mm, they make a .40, don't think it comes in .45cal.

These are good ones: http://www.dawsonprecision.com/ProductDetail.jsp?LISTID=80001AC4-1406058125

^^^^^ How much do they cost?

I have the same on my G35 and absolutely hate hate hate them. BTW, I don't really like them The problem is the front sight is so large that it is much bigger than an 8" steel plate at over 10 yards so it is hard to know if you are centered on the plate. On my G34 I have Dawson sights and love them. The front is a very thin red fiber optic and the back the adjustable competition rear with two green fiber optics on the side of the notch.

Actually I tried that, and it works very well

Have not watched it yet, but here is part2 of the Hickok45 review of the 43:

I bought a G43 a week ago and when I first got it I fired about 10 shots and thought the trigger was about 40# pull and it was constantly shooting to the left, but that was just a quick test. Today I took it to the range along with my G34 and took turns firing them. Once I got the hang of the trigger, making sure to really crush the grip on my weak hand I was able to get some very tight center hits at 7 and 10 yards. I have found that working on the trigger control of this little beast is making me shoot my G34 much better - so maybe the hard trigger is a great training tool. I understand Ghost makes a drop-in connector that really improves the trigger. My biggest issue is that it only comes with two mags, and I cannot find any for sale anywhere yet. Overall, I am very impressed with the gun and don't find it snappy at all.

Hey, I thought it was kind of funny. But then again I watch everything on YouTube at 150% speed - so I wasted less time

Not sure if this best belongs here, or in the humor section As we all know Glocks don't come with sights, they come with plastic placeholders where you later install your custom sights. So, watch this video and learn:

Well that is the gambling approach to investing. It might be a short-term tactic but not a long-term strategy. You don't get rich betting against the US economy. Things like the DOW, S&P, Russell will all be higher at some point in the future. A better strategy is to invest a constant number of dollars in a fund every month. Its called dollar cost averaging, and you will be a big winner in the long run. If prices drop in the interim you will be buying more shares for your dollars. I hear the track can be a nice place to go if you want to gamble and try your luck

Try an index fund or ETF if you are looking for an investment.

They are fine for in your home and at the range. I believe they are illegal in your carry gun, you know for the 1,500 or so civilians that know a judge, know someone sleeping with a judge or know of a judge sleeping with someone they should not be. I believe, but am not 100% certain as it does not impact me, they are not legal in officers off duty weapons or retired LEO's guns but I might have that wrong. Just more stupid New Jermany crap.

But they are doing something right. The law states 30 days, and many towns and even the state police violate this on a routine basis. So, when a town does it in two weeks they are doing it correctly. Could it be done faster, sure; but by law it can take 30 days. So, I stand by my praise for them doing it in less than half the mandated maximum. Would I like it faster, sure, but that still does not mean they are doing a bad job.

^^^^That is a very good point, the gun by the night stand does you very little good if you are on a different floor in the house when confronted. If you don't carry on your person it is best to have gun(s) in strategic locations just in case.....

Don't know if it is still there but there was one in the glass case at RTSP on saturday that is up for grabs. You might want to call them.

I've been thinking of getting one ever since I picked one up at the counter at RTSP one day. It just feels great in my hand, if it shoots even close to that I will have to get one.

Your are correct, your signature is supposed to be witnessed by them at the time of receipt. It clearly states on the form: "Signed in the presence of issuing authority".

I've got an STI Trojan 9mm that I got from Dawson Precision with their CRP package which includes competition sights, extended (legal) IDPA mag release and magwell. I love the gun, probably the most accurate one I own. 1911's are not as reliable as Glocks, but they are much more fun to shoot. When mine works it works great. I consider my problem to be something in the air in Easton PA - as that is about the only place I seem to have issues with the gun I would recommend them. You can check them out at RTSP as they have a nice collection and I believe have a couple in the rental department as well.

They had two hit the floor two weeks ago and that is when I grabbed mine. They are quite good about giving everyone a fair chance at getting stuff.

I think you are safe, I bought mine two weeks ago and then put in for the permit. Now it is I that has to hope they did not sell you mine

Yes. Blue label too

Bought the new Glock 43, might try to pick it up before the USPSA match at Shongum tomorrow morning.

Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against them. They are super reliable and fairly accurate. I've got three of them, and will be picking up a fourth tomorrow. But they aren't nearly as accurate as something like an STI, when it is behaving.