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I've gone once. Used to go at least once a week. Too expensive a hobby at current prices.

If the cop isn't a felon, then how is he selling to a felon?

Here is the best essay I've ever read on it: http://www2.law.ucla.edu/volokh/common.htm

Well lit. Carry some reloading supplies: common powders and primers so that if I need a stop gap between online bulk orders I can come in. Cheap transfers: I think most people just don't want to feel like they are being ripped off. Cheap transfers get me in the door and keep me coming back. I...

I've owned both, now own neither. I would keep the glock without a doubt. The sp101 isn't too bad in the recoil department but is a hard gun to shoot accurately. Also, with the difference in barrel lengths, I found that the difference in velocity between +p+ carry ammo in the glock and 357 mag...

This is truly insane to me that possession of a gun ANYWHERE by a law abiding citizen could land jail time.

I don't know why you'd suddenly get baffle strikes when shooting from an AR platform. People regularly shoot out of short barreled handguns with suppressors.

I use a TROS 5" 3-lug barrel optimized for heavier 9mm projectiles. It is really accurate and runs flawlessly with my trident-9

I went to one handgun after owning about 11 at one time. Seemed silly To have so many. Usp compact was my favorite so that's it. I do have an SBR with suppressor, but mostly because it would be a giant pita to sell it.

I liked the idea of them, but when I put them on my glock 19 I couldn't get used to them. They promise quick sight acquisition, but I just didn't find that to be the case. They just always felt unnatural even after months of shooting.

I've owned a usp USPc p30 p2000 p2000sk hk45c. Hands down, the USPc is the best IMO. A good example for me of a company getting it right yet coming out with new models for marketing. There is a reason why HK still sells a model that is 3 generations old. Great ergo, even without the trendy new...

Found this for a nice price today at a gun show:

Sigs need to be wet for the anodizing to be maintained. That's the first thing you check on a used sig. If the rails are shiny it's getting there. If you see silver don't buy it.

No sure what to say except how the heck do you fall on a rifle, pull the trigger and shoot yourself in the stomach and have the bullet come out your hip. Sounds a bit like those stories that doctors tell about men "falling" on oblong objects.

I've got a nickel p228 that is the bee's knees. Much easier to clean you just have to be careful which solvents you use. The other plus is that it looks kick a$$.

Just a friendly reminder, but shooting into the ground at a shallow angle like that it is very likely that you are going to skip some bullets up into the sky.

Hk p40

Your first sentence is a fragment.

While a gun is just a gun, those saying that it's just an inanimate object miss the point. It's a symbol and a reminder. It should be gone.

You can also load 124gr bullets to subsonic. 1050fps is fine for 124gr practice rounds. For defense, I load XTP 147gr to the same velocity.