cknight8

Sad but true....

wal-mart, tractor supply, the local co-op, and even lowes have it around here...

Mugster, have you ever tried to sit still long enough and sweet talk one of these "birds" inside of 40 yards? its not the easiest thing to do...trust me...i've only been successful a handful of times out of alot of attempts. its not like we are talking ducks or doves here...those birds dont care to see movement. if a turkey sees movement...you can kiss him/her goodbye!

very very nice M4... texfrazer, from what i've saw thats a very nice price on a S&W also...

i've got a Camo 835 Ulti-Mag setup as a turkey only gun...well turkey hunting and card shooting matches is all it sees. although, the past few years i will say that i've been more successful with the Kroger + Card option! :-) LOL

i voted yes. i wouldnt leave it in there all the time, when i were home i'd transport it into the house. but i can see several instances where it would be nice to have a loaded shotgun/rifle available...like catfishing late at night on the lake banks, when i'm sitting right next to the jeep. i've been in several instances there that the Glock on my hip was comforting, but a good 12ga pump would have been very nice! a little common sense about concealing the long gun while in the car would greatly reduce the break-in's that people fear. plus i live in an area where that doesnt happen alot anyways, and i dont make a habit to go to those areas that it does happen...

tell us more about the rifle....

OhShoot, i'm very sorry to have bothered you with this post then...i hadnt saw it mentioned and no i dont have time unfortunately to check every board on here all the time. please forgive me...i was just trying to see if anyone else had saw it or heard anything...

Anyone out there seen or heard anything about this? http://www.wbir.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=81706&provider=rss

i agree that the 26/27 does conceal easier than the 19/23 does. but if you were set to one glock, and you worked hard at concealment, you could get by with just the 19/23. i love the baby glocks and i love the fullsize ones, but not much love for the mid-sized, thats just my opinion. i've tried to pocket carry my 27 and i just cant do it...you all that do must have some big pockets!

i love my 27, but couldnt think about daily life without my S&W 642. it rides in my pocket when the 27 isnt feasible (cant carry where i work, so that means alot of arming and disarming, pocket carry is much easier for this). i think you can probably carry the 19 you have in the same ways you would carry the 26 you want, and just as successfully. if i were you i would go with the J frame, and later on if you still need/want the 26 then pick it up then. i dont care much for the mid-sized glocks, i like mine either full sized or baby sized!

truth hurts!

we've had lots of small house cats and dogs go missing due to coyotes in the last year around here...one instance not far from my house was when the young daughter was on the porch with the dog when the coyote nabbed it. hunting pressure on them has increased though, and sightings are fewer and further apart now. i've done my share at picking a few of them off...

if i'm not mistaken, the 1200 is a pump action and the 1400 is a semi-auto...

can you imagine how much headache and grief this guy has been through all due to a nosey neighbor? i cant believe people cant mind there own d@&* business when something is not hurting anyone...yet look the other way when they see someone getting robbed, mugged, raped, or whatever because they "dont want to be involved"... that really grinds my gears!!!

i wear mine dropped as low as possible, in the 3 o'clock position. mine is the slide version also so i can carry my G27 and G22 if need be. it is the most comfortable IWB i've found for the Glock, but i've never used an MTAC.

i love my CTAC, i think its the most comfortable IWB i've ever worn for my Glocks...

that is a nice one...congrats on a nice find! patience is a virtue

the small revolvers are just inherently hard to shoot. the grip is small...the sights suck...and the trigger is long and heavy. but they carry easy and are very reliable. inside 25 yards i can stay center of mass with my no lock 642...it is my EDC

a friend of mine has a newer 6.8spc model and he loves it. i've never saw him shoot it, but he is not one to lie either...he claims 1" groups easily at 100 yards. i have a newly acquired Mini-14 to me that i havent pulled the trigger on yet...i'm hoping it shoots good. i had a Mini-30 in the past and it was a fun rifle to plink with, but i honestly dont remember if i ever shot it for groups or not. it was a 2 liter jug capable at 100 yards, i remember that much!

nice looking sheds! i have only ever found one shed my entire life...and it was the most amazing feeling to me in the world. congrats on finding a pair!

Hey guys, anyone out there got a Howa M1500 Axiom? i've been thinking about one of these for a long time now, just wondering what some of the opinions out there are. i held one at Bass Pro and fell in love...just wonder how they shoot? http://www.legacysports.com/products/howa/howa_axiom.html thanks for any thoughts, Chris

i was really excited about this new revolver from ruger at first, but the more i think about it, the more i wonder about it...

let me know what you think about the Knoxx, i'm seriously considering getting one of those for my Mossy 500

Tungsten, thats a very good thought. but if someone just had to have a pump, they could go with a Knoxx recoil reducing stock and be right with the semi's in the recoil department, if not better. i'm thinking seriously about getting a collapsible M4 Knoxx for my 500...