Recent content by ryan in maine

I wear a light pair of gym shorts with pockets to bed. Pockets are deep enough to hold a mag and material doesn't interfere with sleep.

I hope everything works out with Julie/S&W's collaboration. Plus, my mother likes the pink palm swells.

Julie Goloski is an IPSC shooter right? Does she have/did she have cancer? What's the story? I'd probably get that version of the M&P9 over the others if it were for a good cause.

S&W M&P9 JG (pink palm swells and ribbon on slide) S&W M&P9 L (5" barrel with new sights) S&W M&P9 Pro Series (5" barrel with new sights) S&W M&P45 (4" barrel, with or without thumb safety) S&W M&P45 (4" barrel, thumb safety, dark earth) This line-up is getting very interesting. :cool:

I'm waiting for Springfield to release the 9mm compact with 5" barrel and thumb safety. Ha ha.

That's how I learned the .357 magnum revolver is the best all-around handgun. =P

Oakley's or Revision's (the Bullet Ant goggles have been great for outdoor work in the winter). Everyone's probably familiar with Oakley, but here's a link to Revision's site (you can navigate their other products from here): http://www.revisioneyewear.com/sawfly.html

Conversions are cheating. Totally cheating.

Thanks for the heads up, Jax. The S&W M&P in 9mm creeps ever closer.

The SkyOps from Galco? Only reveals the tabs on the hooks that attach to your belt. I don't think it's a tell if it matches the color of your belt though. Just fluff your shirt a little bit over the holster.

A revolver in .357 magnum. It has the ability to shoot .38 special and .357 magnum so you should be able to find ammo in all 50 states. It has a diverse selection of loads, including many specialized loads like snake shot. A lot of available platforms as well. I'd probably want a Smith & Wesson...

What caliber are the prebate $400 M&P's available in?

What qualifies hands as "small" in gun culture?

Without straying too far from the herd, I've seen someone display some pretty scary accuracy with their Sig P220 Match in SAO configuration. I didn't see any test targets from the factory, but this guy was shooting 1" (give or take) groups at 100 feet for almost an hour.

Nice showing, Mainers. =) http://www.stategunlaws.org/viewstate.php?st=ME