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tbrown wrote:

Dusty Harry wrote:I figure when we are up against the UN we can take their supplies :)

I used to think like that. Then I decided if I harvest the enemy's supply train for ammunition, they probably will throw in some guns to fire that ammunition. Like a BOGO sale. So I bought a good deer rifle.

I like the way you think.

Dave2 wrote:

Seabear wrote:Well, I went and did today. I sold my LCP and ALL the ammo I had for it. So, that means tomorrow I have to go buy a replacement pistol if I can find one. I'm thinking the PF9 so I can stick with my caliber consolidation.

If you liked your LCP, you should look at Ruger's LC9 before you decide what to get.

That's what I thought till I tried one. I didn't care for the way the safety felt. To disengage it was fine,normal thumb sweep down, but to engage the safety it had to be pushed straight up. I had to shift the pistol so I could push straight up. I may look one more time, but I think the size of the PF9 will still win out.

Well, I went and did today. I sold my LCP and ALL the ammo I had for it. So, that means tomorrow I have to go buy a replacement pistol if I can find one. I'm thinking the PF9 so I can stick with my caliber consolidation.

I kind of started doing that, but dangit it's hard to do.
I thought I would narrow it down to:
.22
.223
9mm
.38/.357
.45acp
20 gauge

I still have one .380 and actually have 2 buyers for it. I just keephaving second thoughts. It doesn't take much room and I still have about 350 rounds for it. LOL

I was thinking I might dump the LCP and pick up a pocket 9mm to take it's place then I wouldn't feel too bad.