deerslayer

Same here. If it had a 4" barrel, I would already own it. I'm surprised it's still available. GLWS

It is authorized in just about every division except IDPA CDP (.45 ACP loaded to major) and USPSA Limited (.40 dia or above if shooting major). Major power factor = bullet weight x velocity = 165,000 or more. CDP does not allow anything but .45 because Bill Wilson is a dictator (and Wilson Combat doesn't make a .40) and Limited requires .40 or better to prevent 9mm major. More competitive shooters might use . 357 SIG if it offered any benefits. It doesn't. Many competitive shooters load their ammo and .357 SIG brass is scarce and expensive. Also, loading bottleneck pistol cases can be a hassle. In the competitive world, it can't do anything a .40 can't, and usually won't do it as well. It could do well in USPSA Open, where the guns use frame-mounted red dot sights and comps and is dominated by guns shooting 9mm or .38 Super major ammo, but it would be at a capacity disadvantage. For the competitive world to embrace it, there has to be some benefit.

I'm no fashionista, but GAP 34/32 non-skinny jeans work quite well with an inside-the-waistband holster.

GAP here, but I drive a 4x4.

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Hmmmm, I have a friend in McNairy County, I'll have to check with him. I would really like to be able get in there again.

I just can't watch grown men trip and get carried out on a stretcher with hopes of drawing a penalty, only to be running around on the field five minutes later.

Robertson's is open to the public? I thought they closed their storefront and sold strictly online.

1. AC/DC 2. AC/DC 3. AC/DC 4. AC/DC 5. Van Halen

Another vote for a CZ .22. I've shot 5-shot 1&1/8" groups with my 455 at 100 yards (when the wind wasn't blowing). That's as good as many can do with their deer rifles.

Check out a Springfield EMP 9mm. They make 3" and 4" versions and are not that much bigger than your Mustang. Some may consider them a little heavy for EDC, but they are neat little guns. I've had both and they are easy to carry and hide. Both are quite accurate as well.

Shogun by James Clavell.

BTT

EXACTLY. Use a .38 wheelgun and an 870 and you get ignored. The more quickly this shooting is forgotten, the better as far as libs are concerned.

BTT