Recent content by rickster

Thanks for all the replies. I will be using them mainly outside and will need to hear commands. Still looking though. Keep the replies coming and I'll let you know what I end up deciding. Thanks again!

What's a good brand and where is a good place to buy some? Thanks!

Sorry - double post

IMHO, I would opt for the fog style first then the stream. In close contact application, the foam can be wiped off and thrown back at you.

Better have good homeowners or renters insurance because that's who will be paying for it!

When I applied for my CCW permit, the wife said okay but no guns in the house. When I got my CCW, I bought a .22 to practice with and shoot in a league. She said okay but don't tell me where the gun is and keep the bullets away from the gun. Next, I bought a 40S&W and she said "Why do you...

Don, Have you seen the "Bigger Damn Thing"? The Massive Maxx 7.0!! :eek:

IMO, a really GREAT knife! Look for some different versions in the near future.

You can try the Becker 9 or if you want a REALLY big knife, try the Becker 6. Worst case scenerio, you may not like it but you are not out mega bucks.

Most likely "Carbon Steel"!

I'm in the same class as rodjos2. New to shooting but love my 40VE. Then again I don't have much to compare it to. Never failed to make a loud noise when I pulled the trigger. I do, however, have a good friend who can shoot the b***s off a fly and he was plinking the target at 50 yards with...

Don't jump to conclusions so fast. I also bought a S&W Sigma .40. So far, no problem with the gun. Personally, I like it a lot. Completely accurate. I'd say give it a try and see if you like it. I would think you would take a beating on it if you were to trade it in -used or not. IMHO.

I'd like to add my condolences as well. It's times like this that snaps us back to reality as to what is really important in life. You are in my prayers.

If I could put 20 shots ON the target, I'd be happy. I need help (and maybe a new set of eyes).:confused:

My advice: Communication! Bought my first pistol from Gunbroker.com and communication was key. I was new to the process and had no prior buying ratings. After all was said and done, both buyer (me) and seller thanked each other for keeping the other informed.