mikegideon

I have bunch of autos and a bunch of spring assisted. I always wind up carrying one of my manual frame locks. To each his own. I just never find myself wishing for a spring, and have no complaints with slow deployment. Doesn't mean I wouldn't like to own the Gerber too.

You can still buy the brass. That's how to shoot weird ammo anyway. https://www.buffaloarms.com/41-action-express-cases-41ae

I don't know if you can send a PM when you are banned.

Went thru some of the sexiest guns on the planet, and wound up with the square plastic. I love it!

I hope he had a little stain in his undies by the time you left.

And end with a G19

"In my judgment, both D.C.’s ban on semi-automatic rifles and its gun registration requirement are unconstitutional under Heller." "D.C.’s registration requirement, which is significantly more stringent than any other federal or state gun law in the United States, is likewise unconstitutional." Can't complain so far

Great!

A lot of car salesmen are felons in training. I gave up on tucked IWB. Never could make it work.

I remember him. Good guy.

I'm in the same boat. I would love a good bullpup. No way I could jam it into the safe.

You always say that. Can’t BS me.

I wonder if the trigger is decent. I really like the Tavor, except for the horrible trigger. This could be a real reasonably priced alternative if you don't have to fix it after you buy it.

He didn't even have a scar?

Won't do you any good now. The guy got his head lopped off

A regular driver can be used as an impact tool by backing off the clutch. Not exactly the same. But, I have used it on stripped screws. I wasn't aware that battery impact tools were that good these days. I may get one for the rare times that I need to break something loose.

Note taken.

We still live in separate houses some, so she always has one on the night stand. Just can't get her to throw one in her purse.

When it comes to hammer drills, buy Bosch. I have two. I bought a Milwaukee for work years ago to sink readheads, and wound up borrowing a Bosch from our electricians. That's when the Milwaukee got retired with low mileage.

One of my most used tools is my Dewalt cordless drill. But, sometimes a battery tool doesn't have enough snort. Between my drill press and my smaller Bosch hammer drill, I have everything covered without having to keep a plain old corded drill.

Yeah. I had to kill a guy on that island once. Lopped his head off with my trusty Spyderco.

Me too. I have way to many, until I get ready to do something. Then, I have several way to get it done.

The 40v Ryobi tools here. It's enough power to get the job done with no cords and no gas. I have the blower, string trimmer and edger. Never have to break out the second battery.