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Had this issue with my LCPII. It's basically sitting in a safe collecting dust. Eventually, I'll send it back to Ruger. Now my original LCP has been a reliable workhorse. Not as pleasant to shoot as the II, but it does shoot.

As long as they go BOOM, are reasonably accurate and extract/eject, I'm okay with dirty. I clean after every range session, so it doesn't make a ton if difference either way.

Thanks guys. Good to know. I'll need to get my hands on 32 Mag ammo or at least some 32 Mag shells and bullets.

There's absolutely NOTHING at the LGS to buy. So nothing to get worked up over. I was the other day to bring in an old Remington M58 12 gauge for repair and the shelves were bare. No powder, primers, ammo. Other than rifles and shotguns, pretty scarce.

I love my 4006, but after an hour, it feels like I'm carrying a Subaru on my hip.

Ouch. Makes me feel bad for all the new shooters out there.

Only if I was the one who loaded the ammo in the first place. Mystery ammo/bullets get dumped in the yard.

LOL! That's how I feel about mine.

Having talked to a few MPD guys immediately after the switch, they were not very happy about it either.

G19 Gen IV No failures. Just an occasional, and annoying, BTF problem.

You've got a contract. Check the terms and see if there's anything that releases them from the contract. If not, you probably have a case against her.

I'm seeing the exact opposite. Even people I know who were on the extreme anti-gun side of the spectrum are buying them.

My Chinese SKS is the perfect example of a utilitarian, battle proven, reliable rifle. I'm sure the Russian is every bit as good.

Always wanted one of those. Good combination of size and capacity.

I have a few different lock types. While I'm more accustom to Frame locks, my new favorite EDC (Ontario RAT II) is a liner lock. I think you have to work this knife very hard to have this lock fail.

I have a few for everything big and small. They do a decent job.

Absolutely love my CZ82. Ridiculously accurate and fun to shoot. I need to start reloading for it though.

Another vote for an Ontario RAT II AUS-8. Got it for $25 on Amazon. Light weight, easy to carry and quick deployment. Super sharp right out of the box and an edge that's easy to maintain. Personally, I think the whole liner lock v. frame lock thing is a bit overblown.

Lived near that area for 20 years. I'd consider it to be a solid middle-to-upper-middle-class area with pockets of very expensive real estate. Bottom line is that this could happen anywhere.

Acme comes quickly to mind mostly because they're local to me, they have an excellent product and I've had excellent results.