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I had a bad experience with Pro Mag magazines for a Beretta .45 Cougar a few years ago. They stood by their product and replaced the mags, but that didn't cure the issue. Factory mags were better, but the gun still hiccuped occasionally. I eventually sold it. The only 45s I own now are Kimber.

Ok, the spurs thing was uncalled for, unless you're advising a waterbed owner, in which case it's truly funny... Anyway... my system is this. Two dogs downstairs that bark their heads off at any intruder, awakening yours truly. A small, quick-opening hangun safe directly beneath me, tucked...

My personal choice is the H&K P2000. It is, without question, the most reliable semiauto pistol I have ever owned. YMMV.

Whoever first said 12 gauge with no. 6 birdshot was right on the money. Make that an 18-inch barreled 12 gauge, and practice with it. For folks who may be a tad shy on recoil/muzzle blast, a 20 gauge will work just as well. I actually have one of each ready to rock at home... in different...

Thanks for the warning. I'm picking up a new MK-9 Elite tomorrow and will definitely -- based upon my wife's attempt to swipe the S&W 642 I brought home a couple of months ago -- be sneaking the Kahr into the house.

I don't think you can go wrong either way -- except for the new lock nonsense. You'll save money with the Ruger.

And your chances of being shot first may well be higher if certain types of felons KNOW you're armed.

Like so many of these discussions, things are getting a little silly here. Whether you carry openly or not depends on what's legal in your area and what your own preferences are for carrying in a particular environment. That can change as often as you change your clothes or switch from day to...

Regarding the assertion that most cities have great police departments and will have units on the scene in minutes rather than seconds, that's simply the dumbest rationale I've seen yet for opposing CCW. Facts: 1. The broad generalization that units will be on the scene in minutes (let alone...

Let me know how that PM9 works out for you. I'm picking up my new MK9 Elite in a week and will be breaking it in, as well.

Over and under... side by side... semiautos... The choice is clear. Own several of each. :evil: Actually, I'm only half joking. The problem with questions like this is that they imply that our choices are always competitive, rather than additive. It's much the same with caliber debates...

Shoulder holsters made for scoped handguns.

I'm picking up a brand new Kahr MK9 Elite in a week when the clock ticks down and am looking for a good holster for CCW. I'm partial to IWBs, and am looking for recommendations/arguments for/against your favorite holsters for crossdraw, 2-3 o'clock, SOB positions, etc. My top three concerns are...

I'm sure he knows a few... I've sent him links to this thread and I'm sure he's checking it periodically while travelling. A LOT of good recommendations here. Now I'm gonna go off and cause trouble by posting a thread with a request for holster recommendations for something else...

Post photos if you can, folks. That'll get him all worked up. :evil:

I know... I'm waiting for him to elaborate on preferences. I suspect he hasn't looked at many of the newer offerings in DA/SA and DAO as he hasn't carried in many years. We're developing quite a nice list so far. Personally, I'm partial to Kimbers, but man that Kobra looks nice... How does...

FYI, he feels he shoots 45s better than 9s. I suspect that's because of familiarity with the 1911 platform, but I'm not certain. Oddly enough, I do, too --but that's because I first learned to shoot handguns eons ago with a 1911 (in the military, of course... back when they carried REAL...

Tim L - -Why series 1 and not UC II??? Issues?

There should also be plenty of A zone tags left.

OK, here we go again... I just went through this exercise for myself in 9 mm, and am now starting this discussion on behalf of a buddy who hasn't carried concealed for years (since he was a DA's investigator) but is now considering packing again. (He's in East Texas... so it gets hot there!)...