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Just an update. I moved the blog to serious gun.com Thanks

No one wants to get shot with either a .40 or a 9mm. Put simply, make a choice. Both, if handled well by a competent shooter, will put a target down. Period.

You did well.

I've heard of zero problems but there will be issues of one sort or another. It always happens. But it doesn't mean you will experience any.

It's a nice pistol. Not for CCW or self defense unless it's all that was available, but for plinking and training it's a lot of fun.

Glock's are as safe as any pistol on the market. The bottom line is every pistol is a tool and the operator has the responsibility of being safe with it.

The XD line is from Croatia. I'm not sure where the 1911's are made but I don't see anything saying Brazil on any of the literature.

I'd go with the .308 based on the amount of data available to give you good ideas as to what to shoot. I love shooting it because you can reach out and touch and have sufficient power to bag it.

Unless you test them yourself you won't know what's best.

I almost always top off.

Every hunter I am personally acquainted with is respectful of animals as am I. It's important to be so as understand the role of the hunter in the process.

If you own a handgun and want to dry fire it check the manual or go to the manufacturer's website. Most modern firearms allow dry firing with no problems but a few discourage it. Best to be sure.

I'm not a fan of the trigger. The slide is great and it is a fun firearm but the trigger is sub par.

The Glock 22 would be first and the FN next.

30-06 has stood the test of time. Next up, for me, is the 30-30

Feeds well, inexpensive for performance and provides plenty of velocity.

The "best" is the one you have and no one wants to get shot by either one.

Like most here I break it down, visually inspect it and clean it. I also photograph the parts so I have something to compare later to see wear and tear.

I bought another Glock 19. That's the fifth and the first GEN4.

New member, just pausing to say hello before heading out into the forums.