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After reading it, I felt like it was too short. I understand it says a quick guide, but it provided too little info to be considered "a guide." The basic point I got out of the article was, "welcome to shooting, if you can't hit a bullseye, here's a chart, keep practicing and don't be too hard...

Well said Oro.

If the world ends, would you be able to grab anything?

I bought a couple boxes of S&B and a couple boxes of Monarch to break in my P238. It choked ONCE on the Monarch out of a box of 50 (which I fed first) and 4 times out 50 for the S&B. The pistol is broken in but I haven't gotten a chance to try more S&B. Remington fed fine and I've gone...

Did he say what they did to it?

Personally, I would have picked up the gun and taken my business elsewhere. I wouldn't bug them every other day, but there's no reason why a business would be rude to a customer (potential if they haven't even started on your gun). The least they could have done was given you a "one more week"...

I also have a DeSantis Nemesis for my pocket gun. It works very well. So well, I almost consider it a PITA to get the holster out of my pocket when I get home.

I've only bought but from that experience, this is what I gathered. You have an FFL and buyer has an FFL. The buyer will give you all of his FFL's information and you take that and your gun to your FFL. Your FFL will ship to buyers FFL, then your buyer picks it up. Payment by the Seller and...

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