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  1. This is pretty much a get rid of em exercise for my friend on whose land they have made their home. I'm definitely going to use bait and hunting them at night. If they have moved on that would be good news but I know they haven't. Most evenings they come right up to the deck of the house on the property when they are there on weekends.

  2. Just started Hog hunting for a friend on her 60 acre property in Walden TN. Scouted the area yesterday during the day. didn't see any hogs but I've identified all the game trails and saw lots of rooting, skat, tracks, tree rub etc. I figure the hogs were hunkered down higher up on one of the many ridges too steep for me to climb. I've never hunted them before (I'm mainly a deer, coyote and rabbit hunter). I got some ideas from researching but its always good to get some advice from those who have experience. Any tips would be appreciated.

     

    thanks

  3. Excellent choice!! I regret trading mine..... It was in 40SW also and never had any issues at all. I mostly shot 165 grain ammo out of it....never caught the 357 sig bug as I felt the cost of it was just too high.

    I also would recommend the hogue grips for it.

  4. Used pistol  Manufacture year was 2000 - picked this up today and it's my first Hi-Power. I really like the bluing and there is not a scratch or  blemish to be found. It appears to have been shot very little so much so that internals look new as well. Came with just one mag and I ordered another today. I don't have a trigger gauge to tell me lbs, but this trigger is very smooth and crisp and feels the 5-6 lb range. I'll post a range report next week when I can get to the range.  Cheers!

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  5. This pic is not mine. Mine is bone stock except for a slight amount of relief under the trigger guard. That was a minor mod but it helped a lot as I have medium size hands. That said, its still a fat grip and I'm thinking of doing a DIY grip mod for better purchase on the gun. I came across this mod on "The Truth About Guns"...would you do it if you thought you were going to keep the gun? I've had the Gen 3 30 since 2008.

     

    Another thought is just sell it and get the SF/S version?

     

    Link: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2010/07/john-suttie/big-bore-brick/

     

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  6. Hi all. I've been looking for a truck/Jeep gun and came across a Stoeger Cougar 9MM and a S&W SDVE 9MM both at Academy for $299 so the price is right. Any opinions on which of these two you would select for the intended purpose? I do not intend to use either pistol as a concealed carry piece but as a backup only. Both feel good in the hand and I'm leaning toward the Cougar but am looking for your suggestions. 

     

    Thanks in advance!

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    To be completely honest, I think this year I'd be better off spending my increasingly limited firearms budget on ammo and shooting what I already have.  I would like to have a good bit more ammo on hand because with the craziness I think we will undoubtedly see as the presidential election looms nearer ammo will probably become hard to find, again.  Firearms are, of course, of very little use without ammo. 

    this for me as well!

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    Timney 3.5lb 1 stage

    another vote for the Timney trigger. Can't be beat.  I put the Nikon 223 scope on it and it's great for my old eyes out to 300 yards. Hbar profile barrel, Dragons Head style muzzle brake , Aero Precision carbine upper, Palmetto lower, Magpul furniture - thinking of changing but its cheap so I don't worry about babying it.  Good luck with your build!

  9. Of the two choices I would go with the SR9C. I prefer the Glock 26 over the 27 as I can shoot better with it. I've carried the Shield for the last couple years and I like it better than any of the other choices for a 9MM. 

  10. For what it's worth, I've owned both and prefer the shield. It's much thinner and carries better (for me).Both are excellent and I shoot both very well. Reliability is great on both -  but for the size, weight and bulk difference the Shield is my choice. 

     

    Also capacity difference is minimal as I bought two of these mag-guts kits to increase my mag capacity to 8+1 and 9 +1

     

    http://magguts.com/shop/smith-wesson/smith-wesson-shield

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  11. I shoot them all but recently I've been looking into underwood ammo and bought some of their 40SW gold dot 165 grain bonded. At 1200 fps and 568 ft pounds of energy it is smoking hot out of my Steyr M40A1. But each of my self defense guns has a purpose and I use 9MM. 40SW 45ACP & 357 Magnum calibers in handguns. Like to feel that I'm an equal opportunity shooter!  :pleased:

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