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I'd have to go with the Walther PDQ compact. Of course, I always have my ever present PJK-9HP/Hi-Power. That one may not be my current #1, but it will never leave.

I'm a big fan of VZ grips. https://vzgrips.com/shop-all/semi-auto-pistol-grips/browning-hi-power-grips/ That being said I have some Harriet Cocobolo grips I'm not using if you're interested.

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Well, my kid decided to go back for another year of college, so I got to move some stuff. This has been function tested, fired, and set in the safe waiting for my daughter. She needs the money more ATM. one Lancer mag Nashville area - ADAMS ARMS Upper piston system. MFT BMSMIL Minimalist Stock - Ballistic Advantage 1:7 5.56 16" Gov't Profile Mid length barrel - RTB Enhanced Teflon Nickel Trigger - Strike Ind Enhanced Bolt Catch & Mag Release - MAGPUL trigger Guard - MAGPUL 45* AMBI Saftey - LARUE APEG Grip - SAMSON EVO-EX 9"

Well, my kid decided to go back for another year of college, so I got to move some stuff. This has been function tested, fired, and set in the safe waiting for my daughter. She needs the money more ATM. one mag $600 Nashville area - 16" 1:7 Radical Carbine Nitride Barrel - Low pro gas block - WMD Nitride Gas Tube - MFT BMSMIL buttstock - RTB Enhanced Teflon Nickel Trigger - STRIKE Enhanced Bolt Catch & Mag Release - MAGPUL trigger guard - LARUE APEG Grip - STERN 10" MOD 1 FF MLOK HG - Extended tactical charging handle

Well, my kid decided to go back for another year of college, so I got to move some stuff. This has been function tested, fired, and set in the safe waiting for my daughter. She needs the money more ATM. one mag $SPM Nashville area - Core 15 Gov't Upper/Anderson lower $650 - Samson EVO FF handguard - 16" Gov't Profile 1:7 nitride barrel - YHM 5c2 FH - Strike Ind Enhanced Mag release - Strike Ind Enhanced Bolt catch - Larue APEG grip - Magpul MOE buttstock - Anderson adjustable gas block - Strike Ind ejection port door

I think it depends on what you start with. Glock grips are an adjustment for me. I started on high-powers, so a 1911 grip angle. Pretty much everything except Glocks point more naturally for me. Usually, I find people who love Glock grip angles cut their teeth on Glocks. I have Glocks and I have to consciously remind myself to lower the nose.

Personally, I thank Joe for bringing a fantastic end to the 9mm vs .45 debate. There is now no question which is superior. Come on .45 lovers and tell me how your slow thumper penetrates so deep and with such velocity as to remove lungs through the exit wound!

BTW -I will split. $1200 rifle, mags, etc. $800 ammo.

This is definitely a great deal. My 15yr old son is frantically trying to get his money together! Haha.

I have a BRS47 billet built receiver set AR that takes AK mags. Awesome gun with only 300 rnds through it to set the gas block setting. Comes with 8 PMAGs, extra Ni bolt, 3 firing pins, and 2414 rnds of non-corrosive ammo. $2K for the whole package. Nashville/Middle TN area. Only possible trades would be for a street/cruiser motorcycle for my son. - KAK 16" nitride barrel 5/8x24 - Noveske Magpul saftey 60 deg - BCM Mod3 grip - Samson Evolution 10" hg - Superlative Arms adj gas block - PWS ratchet castle nut - Strike JComp compensator - WMD gas tube - PSA EPT trigger - PSA H1 buffer - PSA PA10 buffer spring - UTG Pro lopro pop up iron sights (not shown in pics) Optic not included

It's far less than a vehicle and doesn't count as a vehicle in the total number of vehicles in the household. So, yes ;

I got this 2007 Yamaha Vstar 1300 with 4k miles last year as a workaround for insurance, the rising cost of fuel, and 3 teens on the insurance. Loved that bike. Got totaled in November! Promptly replaced with a 2010 Yamaha Stratoliner with 6k miles on it. Enjoying every bit of it!

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I'm continually amazed at what fear and "safety" can motivate people to let go of ... everything except fear!

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This is very true. There were massive population shifts in Europe and Africa the most recent time this happened. While it caused famines, diseases/epidemics, and a major structural change in agriculture and population centers in (specifically) the medieval Europea continent, it also lead to the industrial revolution and the modern world. Likewise in the far east and middle east. For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction. It's hard to tell what ingenuity man comes up with as we adapt to an ever changing world. The only thing that is certain is that we have always progressed from adversity.

One thing those prognosticators tend to forget is that as countries become more developed, through the use of those resources, they inevitably become more aware and conservative with those resources once they become developed. Short term bad, long term good. It's an odd short term sacrifice for a long term gain. The other way is a long term burn out.