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Speed strips, bought them through the local law enforcement supply store. Funny thing is, they hadn't heard of them.......I LOVE EM.

Nitro, good on you, I agree. Though I also voted to get rid of junk guns.

1. M&P 40 2. M&P 40c 3. SW 442 The gun that gets carried the most? Of course, the 442. I love carrying my full size 40, but you just can't alway conceal it and the Smart Carry holster is just not reasonable with the full size.

Douglas Ridge Torn and Frayed, Douglas Ridge is the way to go. We have an indoor range, an outdoor range for Pistol/Blackpowder/.22 call rifle with silhouttes at several different yardages, a seperate 100-200yd range for high power rifle, 5-stand, sporting clays and a 600-1000yd range on...

I have a great gunsmith for my rifles just out of town in Sandy, Oregon. My problem, I just bought a S&W 442 and would like a trigger/action job on it. Grant Cunningham is so buried he is not taking anymore work and I don't like shipping my things. So, who do I go to in Oregon for...

Full Size First I would buy the full size first if you are not going to be carrying on a daily basis. I currently rotate between an M&P .40 full size and a J-Frame 442 depending on how I dress. I much prefer the .40 to the J-Frame but if I am wearing a pair of shorts and a white t-shirt...

Clip is what Garands hold their rounds in. There are also stripper clips to load ammo into magazines. I personally prefer magazine vs. clip, well becuase it's just not right. IMO it's like calling a can of Spam gourmet ham......I guess you can do it but it really isn't right.

with Oregon the basics are this: Don't carry in a federal building, courthouse or a police station. Everything else is a-okay......the only other exclusion may be our capital buildings.

The only place I don't carry is where not legal, in Oregon this means Sheriff's departments and Courthouses for the most part.

I do both so I didn't vote. I love to carry my M&P .40, but hey....I occasionally compromise the way I dress so, I started to carry my Taurus Model 85. I have about a 50/50 split between revolver and autoloader carry now. But I am picking up a Smith 442-2 tomorrow as an upgrade to the...

My parents are still in Crabtree, same house since 1977. I live in Clackamas now....I would say that counts. My heart is there, my house is in the Portland area.

http://www.wrbsales.com/maho.html I have not seen this one before. http://www.pillowholster.com/design.php?osCsid=f835871b9756a233fa2e6535eeca0ddf Haven't seen this either, but my Google Kung Fu is powerful http://www.shado.com/merchant/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=BH...

Try smart carry. I personally carry a full size M&P .40 this way and WOW! www.smartcarry.com

So sad I missed this! What a treat!

Not the kind of cutting edge technology I would like to associate with my firearms. When I think of chips......I think of chronographs, electronic scales, etc. By the way isn't that what serial numbers are for?

I do, it too makes me feel better.

.356 Win. - Sold the gun when I was 16........still kicking myself.

Mixed feelings. 1. I have read some really crappy things about BATFE and their actions. 2. I applaud them on at least attempting to get the word out about gun laws. What their motives are we could debate on and on about. Thanks to THR I have learned a LOT about gun laws that I didn't...

To take this a step further, most places are electronically storing things and your paper is most likely long gone. As for mortgage burning........I am willing to bet due to the current crisis......it will come back in style, at least symbollically.

I too concur on the Wusthof, I have both Henckels and Wustof. Of all the knives I have the Wusthof brand are my favorite. Of all the knife styles I have, the Santoku knives are my favorite. Good steel and a good edge make cooking a dream.