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i think they would work great on the 2 legged snakes as well! i've wanted one for a while, just never have the cash when i find one for sale...

sadly, but i think so...

Hey guys, this might be a stupid question but here goes...will a factory Glock Tac Light fit on the RIS rails on an AR-15 forend? a buddy of mine and myself were talking tonight and were wondering if it would. he is in the process of building an EBR and wanted to use the light from his G17 nightstand gun on the AR if possible...i dont have alot of AR experience so i didnt know... if it wont, whats the best flashlight setup for an AR that doesnt cost an arm and a leg? thanks!

you cant go wrong with a Remy or a Winchester, but i prefer Mossbergs (namely, the 500's). they are tough as nails, will take a beating and keep on ticking. i have 3 and love them for everything from hunting small game to deer/hogs to defense...hard to beat the scattergun!

i think that was a G18 full auto and he had a forward mounted vertical grip on it. when he hit the full auto burst the vertical grip came off...shot himself in the hand, and he dropped the vertical grip on the ground...i think thats what Mike.357 saw on the ground...

O U C H !

i've done this before...actually a few times honestly. now that i think about it, i need to go through the ammo closet and see what i've got with nothing to shoot it in...

i love scatterguns for defense, especially home defense or close quarters... myself i prefer a good solid 12ga, but i'm a big guy and built to handle it. my wife just cant shoot the 12...even with reduced recoil law enforcement buckshot. she barely handles birdshot in the 12. i've tried a 20 for her, and its still just a little to much. she can perform surgery with her S&W .38spl, so thats what she uses for home defense. if she wanted a .410 for home defense, i would back it 100%. any long gun is better than any short gun...and like has been said a .410 is like getting 3 hits at the same time with a .38spl. i wouldnt want to be standing on the business end of a short barreled .410...

yeah, maybe that is the problem. about all i can get comfortable in mine is a S&W J frame or a P3AT. heck, i can just put those in a pocket holster better... i'm not saying that they are useless. the only reason i wont get rid of mine is the few times we go to the beach for vacation, its nice to be able to walk down the beach totally concealed with just a pair of slip on shorts/swimming trunks. just dont plan on getting in the water with it on...

i think this might be the best advice ever!!!

with what you guys are talking about (922) is leaving the factory non-removeable 10 round mag in it but putting the TAPCO stock on an SKS legal? btw, thats a very slick looking SKS!

i have one, i dont care much for it... not very comfortable and forget it if you want to sit down...

i would not leave my gun in a hotel room at all, whether it was locked in a safe or not. i'd keep it locked up (probably in a locked case in the truck) in my car, and if thats not legal i'd unload it and lock the ammo up individually from the gun in the car. i use to travel alot and found that most of the room maids are nosey and like to go through things...

when i get up and get dressed in the morning, there is always one in my pocket. lately its been a P3AT. i rarely belt carry (either IWB or OWB) one while i'm at home, but i have done that in the past as well. i also have a few scatterguns within easy reach...IMHO thats what a handgun is for at home...to fight your way to the long guns

i cant get my wife to get hers, she says i carry enough guns for the both of us... gotta keep trying to get her to do it though...

that link works...thanks! i was hoping for a smaller profile grip, something more geared towards CC and not hunting. that would be a nice addition to a 3" k frame .357 mag if the darn grip wasnt so big...

is this on the website or in a store? if on the web, can you provide a link? i'm going through the cabela's site right now but cant find it...

+ 1,000,000 i agree 100% with the above statement

i dont travel alot if thats what your asking, and we dont eat out alot either. when we do eat out its usually in our home county restaurants. yes, i do leave my county occasionally and i do carry my gun...i just make it a point not to give my business to places that i cant legally carry my gun there... questioning like this is one reason i dont post alot of replies...i have better things to do than get into arguments or "debates" on the internet

thanks, thats what i thought it was referring to. No, i would not sacrifice OC for anything. i dont OC normally, but have on occasion. i think the biggest benefit from having the OC with us is that it saves us from having to suffer from brandishing laws if anyone anytime did make out a print or see your gun... my solution to this problem is do not go to restaurants that serve alcohol. i dont drink, and live in a small town and dry county so its a no issue for me anyways...

can anyone explain the "restaurant carry" to me? i think i understand what your talking about but want to make sure...

since primary carry will be in the pocket, i would suggest a 642. if SA shooting is important to you, then go with the 638 bodyguard. for self defense i feel that SA shooting is not needed and unimportant, so i went with a 642... reason i feel it unimportant is one doesnt need to have the hammer cocked and that short SA trigger pull in place, especially when adrenaline is pumping and things are happening fast. a good S&W double action trigger pull is plenty light enough in the heat of the moment...

there prices do seem high on the new stuff, but i've gotten a bunch of great deals on used handguns from them so deals there can be had... i've also found Byrd's to be one of the best for new stuff with low prices...

Dixie Pawn in Jefferson City has one in the display case for $299 + tax and background...saw it today. i almost bought the darn thing...

i've been eyeing these thinking i should get one...they are sweet looking!