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That's a beautiful work of art and machining

It won't have anything to do with the country, it'll be in the form of the many non-nationalist leftist rituals already in place. Land acknowledgements, DEI statements, etc. Leftists already have their own form of "patriotism". You see it in woke American corporate culture.

The LCP Max is a great little pistol. 10+1 of .380 in a pistol smaller than most people's phones. Not too fun to shoot with its tiny sight radius, but it has very good sights and not too snappy.

I hope that quote is on the record, because that line needs to be printed in size 20 font and highlighted when his lawyers prepare his appeal.

Yea, #4 looks to be just about the perfect balance of penetration and decisively ending a fight to me. I wouldn't feel undergunned with #5 turkey loads either. No. 4 buck is what I have stashed for a theoretical home defense shotgun. I say "theoretical" because my home defense long gun is a...

Gotcha, makes sense. Does Swampfox even still make the Kingslayer? It's a fantastic little optic. Mine has been idle for a while, but I think I'm going to mount it on a Ruger 22/45 Mk 3 I'm waiting on an amendment for. I wouldn't put it on a serious use gun though. I had it mounted on my .44 mag...

Hell yea. Versatility is awesome. A 21 with a 10mm slide is the way to go. Are you gonna cut them for optics or stick to irons?

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Very nice. That's my favorite model of that gun by far. The trigger is fantastic in both DA and SA, the sights are good when you use ammo that they're regulated to, and the grips handle the recoil of full house magnums well.

Rookie numbers. Get standard capacity mag bans overturned in CA and the Northeast and see those numbers skyrocket.

I looked into the WSSM lawsuit stuff. I had no idea. At the end of the day, those never interested me. Too many weird issues with such a fat, short case. As far as the 6.8 Western and .270 WSM, they're both a bit more powerful than the .270 Winchester, unlike the .300 WSM, which is a bit less...

I didn't realize the WSSMs are dead by lawsuit and that the .300 WSSM was always a wildcat. But yea, going by the "commonly available" criteria, I still maintain the .300 WSM. It will be in some gun stores and will be readily available online. The next ones up would be the .338 Federal, 7mm...

I'd say the .300 WSM. You can find more power in the WSSMs or the .325 WSM, but they aren't what I'd call commonly available. The .338 Federal is neither as powerful as the .300 WSM, nor is it as available. Even the .300 WSM isn't something I'd expect to find in most NY or PA gunstore shelves...

Absolutely insane. NYPD's licensing is broken by design.

If you land on the .300 Blackout, I definitely advise being very selective with ammo and wouldn't trust it on game with long shots using most ammo out there. Definitely supersonic. I've used the 110 gr Vmax and 110 gr Barnes TacTX hunting. I wouldn't recommend the VMax. Too lightly built and...

To me it depends on how far past 100 yards those shots are. Out to 150 yards max, I'd still go for the .44 Mag, especially if you can move a little to try to move in closer. Beyond that, I'd go for the 7mm, especially if you're going to be glued to one spot. With the .44 Mag, out at 150 yards...

I think the truth is somewhere in the middle. Russia is currently winning a proxy war against an albeit, smaller, nation. The thing is that Ukraine is funded, armed, and supplied by all of NATO. They're getting NATO training, NATO (mostly American) money, American and German tanks and armored...

I dunno if I'd call a 4.5 lbs, 7.5" barreled revolver a /companion/ to a rifle. Still looks like a ton of fun.

Modern double-actions with the aesthetics of early single-action revolvers. Not my cup of tea. I'd rather have an actual single-action. That said, I get the appeal. Kinda neat as a collector's piece, though for something I'd shoot regularly, I'd probably prefer something else.

You can't stop the signal. Guns are becoming easier and easier to manufacture. Ammo is simple to make. Even if you're reduced to absolutely minimal equipment, black powder and muzzleloaders are both something the average person can make at home. Primers are the only really challenging part of...

The Elite is great, but the Legion has some nicer features. The grip panels are nicer – better texture, more svelte, and a nicer shape. The sights are better – night sights with a blacked-out and serrated rear and a green contrast front versus the Elite's white 3-dot night sights. Finally, the...

I'm sittin at 4 months right now. Thankfully, I submitted it when I knew I had no intention of buying another gun for a while.

I saw one the other day when I bumped into a Sig rep coming outta the range. It's awesome. The same recoil spring setup as the MCX, so no buffer tube. Short-stroke pisto[n] gas system. It's only a barrel cap away from being NY compliant, and I love that stock – very similar to what I have on my...

A Freedom Arms 97, Premier Grade in .45 Colt https://www.freedomarms.com/model-97/ Options: – Octagonal 5.5" barrel – Additional cylinder in .45 ACP – Honed action with 3 lbs trigger – Trigger overtravel screw – Polished and jeweled hammer and trigger Accessories – Factory red dot mounting plate...

It would make for a decent game of bingo if you also took a shot with every square you hit.

Basic reading, counting, and measuring skills are all you need to do it at a basic level. So that knocks out a good chunk of the current population.

I hear conservatives talk about it and am uncomfortable. For all the talk, conservatives are not the types to make the first moves, but are the type to be more competent during it. I hear leftwingers talk about it and I become concerned. They're way more likely to start it and have way less...

The P226 series is awesome. If you plan to modify it, get the Elite. If you want to keep it bone-stock, get the Legion.

Yup. Democrats have, for years now, ignored federal drug and immigration laws decriminalizing marijuana and declaring themselves sanctuary cities/states. They did these things without any consequences. Now that Republican-majority states are doing it, it's suddenly a big problem. Screw that.

Yea, I think the 9mm LCR backup is a solid choice. Great for days when a bigger gun isn't a good option. As for the primary, my recommendation is really to try it out. If you don't already have good holsters for each, buy a couple good holsters and wear them around the house for a couple weeks...

Are those what you have or what you'd get? If it's what you have, I like the VP9 better than the P320 in every way. If it's what you'd get, then the VP9SK is so much easier to conceal than the full-sized VP9. And I'm no P320 hater either. I like it pretty well, but I like the VP9 better.

Now it's a Glock 23. Sometimes converted to 9mm. A Walther PPS M1 in .40 is my slimline carry gun.

Restated: I think licensing fees are unconstitutional in the same way a poll tax is unconstitutional. No one should be charged to exercise a right. As for people too poor to afford licensing fees– they're not the kind of people to start a lawsuit against the government. Your lawyer isn't free...

100% the former. Previously, there was no chance for the average metropolitan NYer to get a real carry license. You could get a premesis license or a carry license with a target or hunting restriction unless you were rich, famous, a business owner, clever, or lucky. Previously, the shorter...

It's still worth fighting. Things got worse for those who already had licenses, yes. However, it opened up concealed carry licenses to a huge portion of the population that otherwise would not have had access to them including those in and around the City. Then fighting sensitive places got us...

Don't know who she is, but she looks like a clown and her son looks like trash.

Unfortunately true.

Please, these dolts need to do their part to let Biden fly under the radar now until a couple of months out from the start of voting. Don't oust Biden. Let him run against Trump. Demand debates. I want Trump to stomp Biden in the election.

Where did the Bruen decision come from? Yea, NY. What major national decisions have come out of Cali? Nothing. Yea, they have Judge Benitez give them the occasional, very localized, win.

Thanks for the reminder. Sent them a few bucks for their efforts.

Unfortunately for us non-LEOs, car theft generally is not something we'd be able to defend shooting someone over unless we're getting jacked at gunpoint. I'm glad he took action and is not being prosecuted. I also see where VietnamEraVet is coming from in that I agree that were he not a retired...

With the walnut, it got too dusty after a while to where even the dryer sheets barely helped. Corncob seems much less dusty. I use a shot-glass of water in the tumbler as well and it cuts down dust substantially. I'll use a capful of mineral spirits per Mosinitis' recommendation every few...

They still ship to NY FFLs, just no more direct to door.

They will work well if you full-length size your rifle brass, but won't work if you only neck size. If you neck size, your rifle is your only gauge.

They absolutely drag their asses to add the semi-auto endorsement. I know another guy whose semi-auto endorsement upgrade has been held up forever. I submitted mine just over 2 months ago, expecting it to take forever and with no immediate plans to buy a new semi-auto rifle or handgun. At least...

All total scams. There were tons of those sites around when the Covid lockdowns and ammo shortages were at their heights. Never buy from website who doesn't take credit card. If in doubt, sniff into whatever addresses/phone numbers they provide. They'll either be fake or obviously not a...

Assuming you mean the Sig 320 X5 Legion and not the P226. I would say it's not a great choice. It's set up to be more of a competition gun. I know guys carry full-size guns and it's doable if you're determined to carry a big boat anchor. My issue is mostly with the sights setup. They're...

Just like those totally constitutional literacy tests for voting.

Yup. Economies of scale. Mass production will always be more cost-effective/resource-efficient than a cottage industry.

The comments section of that video says it all.