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I like my Ruger Max 9 for micro carry. It is a little large for pocket carry with the extended mag in it. Shoots easy and to sights. Good trigger with long pull which I like for a pocket gun.

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Looking for a stock upgrade for my Tikka. Something like the KRG Bravo or MDT Field Stock, but I’m open to other options.

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See if you can rent one for a day or weekend before you buy. I bought an Ultra (though this was 15 or 20 years ago) and HATED it. The thing was a pig. I was worried about dropping it every time I had to turn it at very low speeds and it just wallowed in the high-speed stuff. But to be fair, it was a very plush ride going in a straight line on a good road. I've owned and enjoyed many Harleys, and I've got nothing against the brand, but I got rid of that particular bike after only five or six months. But I ride for the curvy bits, and that Ultra sucked in that environment. I've owned a BMW R1200RT for ten or twelve years now, and I really like it. It's comfortable two-up, has a lot of storage space, and it's fast and nimble on the back roads. It's more a "sport tour" bike than a tourer. I recently sold my S1000RR sport bike and replaced it with an S1000XR, which so far seems to be the best bike I've ever ridden. Same engine block as the RR, very fast, but without the Ricky Racer riding position. It's good enough that I'm considering selling the RT.