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I edited my post as you posted but you don’t have to flip that lever at all. Just confirmed on my “M1.0” Shield. After you flip the takedown switch and the pistol returns to battery just pull the trigger. It then comes apart.

Here's a story on it: http://wreg.com/2018/02/11/millington-police-arrest-man-attempting-to-steal-loaded-guns-from-walmart/ It's been years since I was in a WalMart at 2:30 in the morning (if ever) but there are usually no employees anywhere close to that part of the store at that time.

I have no problem with the trigger on my M2.0 9mm Compact and requires no tool to disassemble, just like all Shields, but that stupid lever is still in there if you really want to take it down that way.

Gotcha. Another nuance of TN’s constantly evolving and changing laws. Carrying in public schools or on the grounds of will never be allowed in any way, shape, or form in this state.

That’s better than belching at a red right when all the windows are down just like the car full of kids next to you.

YouTube. Robin Williams golf. Go find it if you don’t have delicate ears as the language is foul so I do not post it here. Glorious story of the history of the silly game.

Sounds like we need to ban golf, lol.

Did a bill pass the TN legislature today? Is Haslam going to sign?

Just go get one. Other’s experiences and even your own with possibly an older one really aren’t that relevant. My experience has been excellent to the point that others have asked if I’m going to bring it out to the range. I will say that now they’ve gotten rid of the billboard on the side they look exactly like a 1911 should.

Same here. The last time I whacked the ever-loving #### out of that stupid little ball and the distance was impressive. It did not go straight. I know it landed on the interstate right next door, just hope it didn’t bust someone’s windshield.

That makes me weep. Can’t you find a regular stock to make it right?

From a buffoon, or crass and uncouth standpoint?

Hickok has a video out that does a pretty good comparison size-wise of the Sig vs. G43, Shield, etc.

What could they have done?

The human brain is fully developed around age 25, then it’s all downhill from there. Maybe 26 was a typo.

Reports are the deranged kid used an AR.

.44 Special/Magnum along with .38 Special/.357 Magnum are the most versatile cartridges there are. Just the history of development of the Magnums show us this. Since it will be mentioned, a shout-out goes to the versatility of 45 Colt as well. With the proper gun that thing is just a beast.

Reproductions is the better term.

Those problems have nothing to do with the grip safety. Sounds like limp-wristing to me.

What’s with the grey text, you trying to accelerate our blindness?

Just for some perspective, Remington Outdoor Company includes the following brands: Remington Marlin DPMS Bushmaster H&R Advanced Armament The Parker Gun Co. Barnes Bullets Tapco Storm Lake Dakota Arms TimberSmith Nesika

60 Mintues just finished a new segment on carry reciprocity. Only caught a couple of minutes of it so have no opinion on the piece itself (I do on the premise), just enough to see some hand-wringing from Steve Kroft and our other “betters”. Edit: I may have dropped this in the wrong place. It probably belongs in “Handgun Carry and Self Defense”. My bad.

It’s really a shame that American made goods are too expensive even for the government.

It’s not like they’re GI surplus socks or anything. I imagine even those are probably made in a country that can actually produce inexpensive goods. Heck, all my NRA swag is made in China. I always found that particularly distasteful.

What do we do then? Quit voting for the bubbas who change the gun laws in this state every year and vote the other way? Here’s a thought. Let’s try to convince elected folks that passing bills is not a measure of success.