Recent content by Trifler

Those Tazer shells for 12-gauge shotguns might be an option once they start selling them to the public.

What about Rifle sights? I don't mind those at all.

Personally if it holds 7 shots or 8 shots, I say "7 shot" or "8 shot", respectively. The only time I would normally use the term "high capacity" is in reference to a double-stacked .45 ACP 1911 since that seems to be a common term for them. However, I wouldn't call someone "anti-gun" just for...

I hate bead sights myself. I replaced the front sight with a "light tube" sight and left the rear sight as it was and it works well for me.

I'm not against the Stoeger Double Defense, but looking only at doubles, I think I'd prefer their Condor Outback, which is an Over/Under with extractors. For those who said they would prefer a double-trigger, the regular Stoeger Coach Guns have double-triggers. They're identical to the Double...

Hear hear! I agree completely.

They should have made it allow you to put it in your locker at work if you have one.

If I were you I would find out for sure whether you have the Comfortech stock or not (see if it says in the manual, compare pictures on the Benelli website, call Benelli if needbe.)

I was told the Benelli M2 was designed to cycle with reduced-recoil shells too. Many semi-autos won't. Might be worth giving them a try.

www.cheaperthandirt.com is worth looking at as well.

Well what I *really* got excited about for whatever reason was a Ruger semi-auto in .17HM2 (not R), but that didn't happen and nobody else is even considering making one so that seems like a lost cause. I even considered getting a Mark III modified by Volquartsen, but that would have been about...

Hmm thanks for the info guys. Looks like I'd probably go with the .17HMR if I was getting one, but I was just curious. A very loud blast does matter to me so that was good to know.

How does the .17HMR compare with the .22WMR in a revolver? To me the price is similar enough now to not be an issue. I know Taurus makes .17HMR revolvers. Someone was asking about .22WMR revolvers so that got me curious about this. I did a search and there are a few threads comparing the two...

Sorry I don't know. He certainly could be. He's tall and fit if that helps. I remember he mentioned that he teaches a lot of LEOs.

I took the "Introductory Handgun" course at Wade's and I had Paul as the instructor. I thought he did an excellent job of making sure we knew how to handle firearms safely. We live fired .22s, .38s, .357s, .41s, and .45s. I found the chance to experience shooting each of those calibers very...