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My situation has changed considerably over the years, and now, if it's not on my hip, it's in the bedside safe. Only one not in a safe (and I have a couple) is my competition gun, which resides in the range bag with the rest of my gear. You see, my wife, although loving, is quite uncomfortable with ...

these are great looking guns, and really starting to carve a niche out for themselves in the competition arena, too!

Every now and again, although rare, I am proud of our neighbors to the south.

Just bite the head off, like a man!

I think it's kinda funny that you took it to the range after having this "issue" with it being "used." I mean, it really *is* used now!
Enjoy your new gun.

If I saw a shooter with their finger in the same exact spot, I'd give them a "FINGER" warning. Whether the cells of his flesh are in contact with the molecules of the trigger, doesn't matter, his finger is "on" the trigger. The point has been made, this is clearly an idiotic pict...

Ha! Nice graphic!

RPBrown wrote: His eyes got real big, and then he threw fish, rod reel and all over the side of the pier.

Ha!

I'd say from Shooting IDPA matches that it's still pretty loud, no matter what side you shoot outta!

If it'd been a 10mm, the perp woulda burst into flames...

I can only stand and shake my head... Have they converted you and have you hugging trees yet? Seattle is not as bad, but still gets a lot of those that don't stop in Oregon on their trek from California. :mrgreen: duuuuuuuuuuuude, maaaaaaan. I'll go on a hike, but I'm hard pressed to hug a tree on ...

I can only stand and shake my head...

Good lord, that'll make you reconsider some life choices, right there.