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If I'm in Pulaski, I'll be in there.!

I think that's a fairly widespread opinion.

G&L has an outlet in Greenbrair, Tn, off I65N and up 31. Also just nNorth of the Rivergate are in Hendersonville. Mapquest and Google can get you specific directions.

Just what in the hell do these idiots think they are accomplishing? What is the end result of all this hoopla? Is there an end in sight? Or just a bunch of squatters that got run out from under the local bridges having found a new home with portapotties instead of the street? No, wait, they have done that.

Strange you should ask that question. I do have a Pro Carry II and found it to be a good, reliable weapon for me. Bought it used with Tru-Glo nitesites and Hogue grip. Quite comfortable and easy to shoot. Depending on your trade, could be a good deal. Another pm coming.

Had mine for a little over a year. Bought with a CT unit to replace a flood lost keltec. It's been a good litle pocket carry or on a belt slide. Probably put 250 to 300 rounds thru it without any problems. Mine seems to like the PMC Bronze 90 grain fmj, or maybe I just like it. Anyway, nice guns. I'm sure you'll like it. Merry Christmas. Nice case, btw. I only got the cheapie paper box and zippered pouch.

Shoot it first, enjoy it, get used to it. Thank your wife again. Worry about upgrades later. Merry Christmas.

Oh noooooo!! Another Koolaid drinker!! Seems like that Austrian global takeover is now one step closer to completion.

Scrooge with George C Scott Scrooged with Bill Murray

I think that's the key for most of us. Size...comfort and ease of carry...and reliability. You got one that works for you. Keep it. I've been involved in the hunt for the "perferct pocket carry gun" and I don't know that it exists. There will almost always be some form of compromise involved, whether it be size or caliber. For me, for now, until I find something better...it's the LCP. JMO

Tha just might do it. Seems like I'm the only person I know that doesn't have to have all those toys attached to my body to function anymore.

Oh please let this thing die....

I think the "security agents" have gotten tired of the "Thousands Standing Around" jokes and decided to do something just to show they are really making an effort to make us all safe and secure when we travel. You Know you might choke on those dry cupcakes.

Ok, I get to be first to chime in tonight. Willis, the very same to you, your family, and friends. All the very best. And for all the great people and many friends I've met here over the last few years.... A Very Merry Christmas To You All.

I think that's the key. Have a CT on my lcp and it's pretty useful. I've tinkered with it and have poa and poi set for 25 ft. I figure that's about max distance me me and this little pocket pistol. I've not measured groups with it, but I'll have to try now. Slow fire...maybe...rapid fire, not sure I can. But gonna try.

Nice!!

Mabye I'm really out of touch,...but I didn't think most, at least indoor, ranges allowed draw and shoot.

Looks like a nice, functional holster. Like the belt loops. Looks like yu've got a good smooth draw down as well.

The buried glock video is rather impressive. Don't think I'd try that with any of my guns though.

For the uninformed...What are these?

[quote=kieefer;... Believe you can find anything on youtube. :-\ Sadly....that seems to be true.

Please tell my this is all a joke...a demented attempt at sarcasm directed toward the music industry. This isn't a serious "musical" release? We are doomed.

Good Luck with the CM9, I hope it works out much better for you than the .380. I held and dry-fired a CM9 the other day at Eastside and it wasn't bad. Not sure I'd buy one though. My only experiences with Kahr were with a stainless K9. It was a good pistol--acurate and not too uncomfortable to carry and shoot. But I just couldn't stand the long trigger pull. Finally sold it and haven't looked back. Not a thing against Kahr products, just don't seem to fit my tastes and needs.

Yes. Do it. Quickly. Or send me th info and I will.

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