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Reminds me of the old Quackenbush .22s that had a wire stock like that.

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Firing every time > not firing every time. I couldn't care less what mechanical method is used to make the firing pin strike the primer as long as it works every time. I have both hammer and striker fired guns and like them both. If you love one over the other, more power to you. But I hope...

I have a medium sized pond full of largemouth bass and bluegill. We fish it just about every day, so the fish aren't easy to catch. I've found just switching up your bait regularly is necessary. One day they will bite a crankbait, other days they will only bite a spinnerbait. Some days they want...

He may or may not be actually contacting Ruger for you. But my experience with Ruger is that if you contact them they will take care of you. I once bought a Red Label shotgun from a private party and when I got it home realized the stock was cracked. I called Ruger, sent them the gun for repair...

Yes. Back then the term "regulated" meant "armed". And since we didn't have a standing army at the time the idea was that "a well armed population would be capable of defending the nation from threats both foreign and domestic." THAT is why the PEOPLE have the right to keep and bear arms. We...

AR15 is a "high powered" rifle? WTH And anyone who argues that because something is suited to military use it is "beyond the scope of the 2nd amendment" has clearly not even read the 2nd amendment. I mean, the word "militia" is literally right there. Do they really think it was about "sporting...

My mortgage, and insurance are through USAA, but without local branches I don't like my general checking account to be with USAA. For those of you who use them for day to day banking, do you ever find it inconvenient? I'm genuinely curious. I like USAA and throw them my business when I can, but...

It's cheap bulk .22. As long as you know what you're getting and use it that way it's no big deal. I shoot it for plinking ammo from time to time in my 10/22 and beretta neos and it works great. It isn't quite hot enough to cycle my Sig Mosquito or Walther P22 consistently, but for what it is...

I think the Glock 43 market is the category this fits into, so I would expect the grip sizes to be similar. This is basically Sig's answer to the Glock 43.

There is a simple formula for how many mags you need for each gun. x = y + 1 Where x is the number of mags you need and y is the number of mags you have.

I can't explain how much I hate this argument. It is completely backwards. If this was the thought process of the founders we wouldn't even have the second amendment. The fact that the second amendment exists is proof that this is not proper analysis. We should be saying that if we have to put...

Any idea on what this means for existing cardholders? My Second Amendment NRA Visa is my go to card. And on the age issue, 18 is not an arbitrary number for gun rights. It is based on the rest of our societal norms of 18 being the age of majority, giving a person the ability to contract, to...

Bookmarked. Thanks for sharing. That will be a useful resource.

Yes, having public opinion on one's maturity levels based on the agegroup they fall into is a great way to justify taking away constitutional rights. *rollseyes* If you start saying "this group" or "that group" isn't mature enough to handle constitutional rights, so let's strip them of them...

Yeah, I was sort of including competition in the "work" gun category as well. I guess I just assumed anyone competing with a PCC would have a dedicated gun for that, not a conversion. I'm sorry for assuming. My fault.

I see what you mean about wanting one handed operation (although a tactical reload requires 2 hands anyway). But I guess I just wasn't thinking of this for a serious working gun, but a range toy. Who would use a conversion gun to "do work" anyway? Isn't this just for range plinking?

I don't know. It actually looks intuitive to have the mag release there. I've never used one like that so I can't say anything for sure, but it appears that if you grasp the pistol mag that is hanging out with your hand wrapped around it, that you will be able to automatically depress that...

It was implied that those other options would be superior options if I am saying I would choose them first. noob :wink: