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Glock 32 3rd gen. No one in town could get one. had to use Buds Gun Shop and an FFL.

"Their" tactic is to flood the floor with bills. Or the California tactic, pass so many small gun laws it would take so long to overturn them all.

Everyone freaks out thinking bears are bullet proof. They are not. I'd personally take the 357 mag over the 45. Last Spring I went bear hunting with a 30-30. You don't need a 338 Lapua like everyone says.

No, I don't feel confident with a .380 (or 38 special or 9mm).

My gun collection dropped in value after the presidential election. I am ok with that.

Where abouts in Oregon? I spent 3 years in Pendleton for work and did some hunting out of Ukiah and Long Creek .

I bought a Taurus Judge thankfully for cheap at a gun show. It was junk. I will not give Taurus another chance.

Got 2 Glock 20s (3rd gen). Both have a metal guide rod with 22 lb springs.

I roll my own: 180 gr XTPs going about 1300 fps; and yes there are moose and grizzly bears here. I'm sure there are some internet ballistic experts that will tell me I should be carrying something else. They also make a 200 gr XTP, and there are some 220gr hard cast bullets if one would want...

that moose made a pretty cool fort out of the furniture

I read an article looking at 7.62x39 in a semi auto with the action cycling and also fixed closed. The cycling function was 1/200th slower.

I take my pre-64 Winchester 30-30 hunting along with my limited edition 2015 Ruger 35 Whelen. When I am on my death bed I wont be saying, "I wish I kept those guns in the safe."

I've never thought too much about it, but I will run a couple boxes through the gun before I will carry it. Both of my Glock 20s needed a couple hundred rounds through them to run at 100%. But I also shoot reloads so that could be on me.

I have shipped ammo through Fed Ex and UPS. Sadly a lot of the time it depends on you end up with behind the counter when shipping things. I had a phone conversation with someone pretty high up with Fed Ex, and they said they would deliver/ship ammo if it was picked up at my house in a prepaid...

I like it how people compare 9mm +p to a snub nose 357 mag. A 357 magnum excels out of a 6 inch barrel. I would not take a 6 inch 9mm as a backup for bear hunting.

I throw it on the lawn, well right now throw it on the snow. Eventually it will make it to the lawn.

Just make sure you use 300mp powder when ya load up some ammo. I did and was shooting the 3 inch j-frame 357 mag. The range master came over and asked what flame thrower I was using.

I shot a chipmunk with a 10mm, and was able to stop the threat before he became too aggressive. I think it would work on a human also.

I know a guy that shot a black bear with a mini-30. I never did ask him what type of bullet/ammo he was using. I load soft points for my mini-30, 310 cal.