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How hard are you slamming the magazine in? Seems excessive. I dont think you should be hurting your palm or hand.

I hope im not the only one to have seen this, but its just wild as all hell. Enjoy...

Id speak to some of the site sponsors here...ive heard good things. However, prices are still nuts.

Power to her.

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100% stand up guy. Makes ya want to leave NJ immediately.

lines look clean with some nice shading. Post pics when its healed!!!

not bad at all

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Just a courtesy, lets all just be friends.

^^^ x 2. Head to a range and just handle some pistols. See what feels comfortable in her hands, then test fire. Even though it might be comfortable she may not be comfortable with the way it fires. 40 and .45 are always good options for stopping power but can she handle that for a constant 5-round dump? You can never go wrong with any model from Glock (maybe a g19 or a g17 if you want to keep it basic?). They're cost effective and get the job done. Goes bang every time, and easy for you to clean(since we know who's going to be maintaining it). Explore some of their options http://us.glock.com/products/sector/personal-defense

I have experienced this myself with my S3 which also need a new digitizer. seriously, with a heat gun and a decent pick/ screwdriver you can do it. its not worth paying someone to replace glass.

yes pretty clever. That was funny but how the hell do you get all those videos of other players? Through like the theater option maybe?

Thanks for the input guys. Maybe i should have noted that i do double up on plugs and muffs when indoors as well. Outdoors im not overly partial either will work. I'll be doing a little more looking into this. TTT

Looking to buy some new muffs for the woman and I, and ive really hit a wall here. I have been looking at different manufacturers, ratings, fit, design, etc...I'm looking for something that is somewhat low-profile for shouldered long rifles and shotguns that doesnt sacrifice the protection that ill need for indoor shooting. Ive contemplated electronic muffs but have my reservations regarding how well they work. I feel like they would be worth it when i take my woman to the range and i want her to be fully aware of commands from RO's, as well as any instruction that i may give her but mehhh..... I have been looking at Howard Leight L0F's, L2F's, Caldwell E-Max's etc..(almost anything online from cabelas, dicks, etc...)and im not opposed to paying more for a good set of muffs. Also, don't know if anyone has any experience with the "field and stream" stuff from Dick's or any of the Browning or Bone Collector muffs offered from cabelas. If anyone has some insight or input into this it would be greatly appreciated. P.S. sorry for being long-winded.

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Probably gonna jump on this. Nothing like a couple hundred rounds for an xmas present!

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Not to thread jack, but whats the largest mag release?

As with anything else in my life i cant leave well enough alone so it has now spilled over to my firearms. Looking to purchase some things for the new g19 and looking for any feedback i can get on the upgrades im looking to do. By christmas ill be installing a vicker's extended mag release/ catch, extended slide release, meprolight night sights, and the last of the upgrades is a connector.... Im really have trouble narrowing down which mfg. if any is better than the next. Im currently contemplating Lone Wolf, ZevTech(glockworx), and of course Ghost Inc. I know the Ghost stuff is highly recommended but they offer 5 - 3.5lb connectors. Has anyone tried or used multiple connectors or different brand of connectors? I know this is long winded but i appreciate any and all positive the feedback.

Also, although i cant see this being good practice try using your middle finger? Depends on how quickly and efficiently you need to reload. I have tried it for fun to see if it works and it does... Its awkward but im sure you could get used to it with some practice.

+1. A quality 9mm would be a better first investment i believe. Dont get me wrong a nice 500 or 870 should be in almost everyone's closet or safe, but usually its not nearly as accessible and nimble as a handgun. My handguns are my first HD defense. Provided i can get to it, a shotgun is next. A few wise men have said to me "A handgun is great and can be an effective/ lethal deterrent if your a good shot, and will usually provide you the opportunity/time to access a shotgun if necessary."

Maybe some framework would fix this? Im sure you could find someone to do some re-contouring and mag release beveling if need be. Definitely a custom touch to it then.

Too many black friday deals! Not enough money! :wild:

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