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What I saw at the last gun show in the specifications you are looking for was around $1000.00 to $1200.00 and upward. Since these were shipped back from Europe differently from the Garands in the Pacific, many of them are still mostly correct. (If you're interested in "historical" then "correct"...

Thanks for posting this. I can relate. My brother and I go often to shoot skeet at Elm Fork here in the Dallas area. We're both learning and they have some good instructors.

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Based on your description you did the right thing IMO. BTW that's a cool goal you have. Its one of mine too.

crows are very smart, can use tools and can communicate with each other to describe people who are a threat. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/a-murder-of-crows-full-episode/5977/

My brother bought me some HLs for xmas. We shoot skeet a LOT and it makes the game much more fun being able to hear each other. :D

My Church, First Baptist Wylie has free CCW/LTC classes.

I saw a show on Netflix about hiking in bear country. Apparently bears now know to look for strung up food caches and go straight to the lines and cut them. :)

with a glock barrel you'er getting the hex rifling jacketed bullets only and pretty much a drop-in conversion. The aftermarket barrels are rifled and you can shoot led or jacketed if you want and you may need to smooth up a corner here or there.

8" here... I like that one so much I have "more than one".... I'm always amazed at what one person prefers over the other when it comes to fit and pistols. Ridiculous to argue about because its personal preference and there's no good or bad about that. :)

guess I'll type it again... Remington .40 golden sabers 7 years in the truck, in Texas weather with no failure to fire.

the only difference between glock 357sig and .40 magazine is the print on the rear.

:what: Glock haters have small hands :neener:

I've used Lonewolf, they're good barrels.

caliber conversion on many glocks is pretty straight-forward...