FrankD

I'll take em if you're willing to throw em in a $5 flat rate box and ship em?

Good enough reason for me!

These are 19 and 26 size guns but with a weaker cartridge that is more expensive to shoot? Perhaps I am missing something but curious what the value of these would be outside of a lower recoil?

I would go either 17 or 34.

Mckinatec holsters have a Mini-2 with Tac Dev rail as an option.

you ever make it to Nashville area? Also you talking case of 200 or case of 1000?

not going to lie at first I thought this was a push button for an auto SAK and got really excited

Fed HST for 9mm and Cor-Bon for .380

Unless you are a M&P person with a bunch of mags around I would think one of the other Glock mag options would be a better option. Not to mention if you are going 16" you could get a lot more potential out of a rifle caliber.

another vote for the TX22 Comp. The gun world seems to be all on the same page that Taurus is a bit of a gamble in terms of quality, however everyone seems to be aligned that there is one exception to that rule and it is the TX-22. Put a Holosun 507 and my rugged oculus on it and it is a blast to rip through mags.

I think I waited around 8 months to get mine. Will agree with others it is definitely a nice spot.

welcome, also please tell me you shoot sporting clays with the SPAS

going to second the Bergara B14 HMR. might be a bit overkill for 400 yds and in shooting but a solid shooter for sure.

looks like an auto version of their mule line of fixed blades.

Saddle shop is my go to.

Not going to lie I think either scenario I would rather have the capacity and reload speed of a 9MM semi auto. Especially if we are talking about TN wildlife, you get into the mountains or out west I would switch to a glock 10MM but same concept.

aimpoint, vortex, and eotech all make solid magnifiers. The holosun 3x is good as well for a more budget friendly version. Each of those come with solid mounts, if your PRO is on a riser might want to look at the unity options for the higher magnifier.

Just got into pressure canning this year, have done chicken and beef stew as well as a handful of other veggies. It's a fun skill to have and a good way to put away some food for later use. Did a few batches of candied jalapenos as well and they have been mighty tasty.

have one of these and with a can on it I smile with every shot. Super fun piece and the youth stock works OK for an adult for some cheap plinking.

How do these suppress?

My suggestion would be to avoid a "block set". Get yourself a really good quality chef knife, paring knife, and bread knife. After that get yourself a quality set of sharpening stones or a system to keep them sharp. This will cover 95% of what you need and avoid spending money on knives you aren't going to use. I picked up a tactile chef's knife maybe 2 years ago and it has been a champion, also really like the Spyderco kitchen knives. No input on the steak knives.

the ACSS has some pretty good built in BDC in the reticle. Have one on a 5.56 gun and their .22 LR version and have been pretty happy with both. For reference for a general purpose setup I still prefer a dot + magnifier

that 17L is a looker

I had one and sold it to fund another purchase a few years back. It was a splendid shooter and probably the best factory pistol trigger I have used. Be warned mags have been notoriously hard to find here recently.

seems like an esstac daeodon would fit the bill. I run this in the 5.56 config and have been happy with it. https://esstac.com/7-62-triple-midlength-daeodon-front-panel/