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I spent a little time on the internet looking for something that will do this. But no luck. I fly RC airplanes, and I have a the capability to do the remote part with a servo, but making that work with bear spray might be difficult. I did see some solutions that operate using WIFI, but my feeder is out in the woods with no WIFI out there. Yogi hasn't shown up today, maybe he's moved on to the neighbor's corn field.

Not sure, sorry.

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Good luck finding it. I got lucky a year or so ago and found a jug at my local pawn shop / gun store, but I've not seen any since then. I like it for loading up plinker rounds for some of my big-bore rifles. It's easy to load and as long as you don't compress it you can't go wrong.

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I always see it in my loading manual for some goofy subsonic rifle loads or pistol loads. Just wanted to try some.

Given the location, I don't think the two will ever be mutually exclusive.

No they went out of business sometime ago.

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Even the biggest shills have to admit this is a not how "safe" guns work.

I'm glad you haven't had any trouble with your collection of P320s. I don't have one, but am tempted to buy one to get in on the inevitable class action lawsuit.

I wish Milwaukee would make a bug zapper and misting fan on their M18. I'm not about to invest in Ryobi batteries. Your point is spot on.

Wondered if they will still in business... https://betaco.com/

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I have a 20yr old P3AT. I'd love to carry it during the summer, but I just don't have 100% confidence past one round.

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Amvets won't take anything bigger than an end table. Goodwill won't pick up in that area. Salvation Army is coming Tuesday, but I'm not sure if they will take all of it. Just thought I'd give folks here a shot if they want anything. The bookcases are nice, the dining table just needs a bit of furniture polish. Its not bad stuff, just old and dirty. I just don't wanna end up putting it on the street as garbage.

I like the bear spray idea, but predicting where to aim the darn thing might be hard. I'd bet deer don't love the smell of it either, so it might run them off too.

I am SO glad you mentioned the P3AT and P32. They set the bar so high on size/weight for pocket pistols that it hasn't been beaten in 25+ years. I'd NEVER sell my P32. It's the best BUG money can buy, IMHO. I'm not crazy about some of their other guns (this one included), but I admire the company overall for setting trends instead of following them.

The biggest issue is the striker block on the Sig is around 1/3 that of other striker fired pistols.