Recent content by Strahley

This is one of the few times where I hope a lawyer will plow somebody over like a wrecking ball. Best of luck

Glock 26

"Automatic pistols up to 7.65mm caliber" 300 Blackout AR pistol with a SIG brace sounds good ;)

9mm. If I am in a situation where 16 or 31 rounds of 9mm won't be enough, I don't feel that having (fewer) .45 rounds would be either. I'd need a long gun

I would try again another day, shoot it off a rest, or have somebody else shoot it to see their results. If the problem is you, you'll just waste time and money sending it back because a tech there will just say "well it shoots fine here, nothing wrong" I would also start much closer than 15...

I had a Para (double stack) once and it troubled me to no end too. I got rid of it and I don't miss it at all Maybe I'm just boring these days but I stick with proven designs that I know like the back of my hand. Glocks, SIGs, traditional 1911s and S&W style revolvers float my boat

The SIG, because...SIG

Dry fire....and lots of it

Crazy. It doesn't help, but I feel bad for you and anybody else who has to deal with that nonsense

If you're worried about limp wristing, get a revolver. I've never experienced that in any gun, even when trying to make it happen on purpose

You don't need $350 worth of aftermarket parts on a Glock. That money would be better spent on ammo/training

Congrats

http://www.policeone.com/police-heroes/articles/6199620-Why-one-cop-carries-145-rounds-of-ammo-on-the-job/?source=newsletter&nlid=6198334 14 hits with a .45, 6 of them considered "lethal" hits. No drugs or alcohol in the bad guy. I wouldn't worry about caliber so much when we're talking...

I have to ask, why a red dot on an 18-20 inch AR10 in .308? That's like putting training wheels on a Corvette

I've done it on my Harley, but I keep the guns with me. I have backpacks big enough to take everything I need with me, and can even bring an AR pistol if I break it down