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The HS2000 to Springfield XD is a prime example of this theory. Roll a familiar name onto the slide, jack the price up, market it, and consumers will bite.

I run homemade gravity feeders and Spypoint cams.

A regular knife cuts seatbelt webbing just fine and every uniformed officer carries a flashlight and baton which are perfectly capable of breaking glass. I second giving him cash to buy what he needs and what fits him, and add placing it in a copy of Norman V. Peale's "The Power of Positive...

If you read the gun rags long enough, you'll also notice they will reprint the same stories, verbatim, particularly the "It happened to me" column.

Buy it and shoot it. You only live once.

I'd avoid the Colt DE unless it is recent mfg and cheap.

I did.

+1...in 10mm.

A Korth or Manurhin revolver. Or if you really want to be the envy of the party, a Stan Chen 1911.

I've recognized the virtues of the 10mm since its inception and always advocated for it. It is an extremely versatile and capable handgun. A 10mm with 200 grain bullets is quite capable in the woods or the city and is not hard to shoot accurately or quickly. I believe it is making a...

That doesn't shock me. Nah, not at all.

Not being there, although I walked that same sidewalk two nights before this incident, I can't comment on the situational awareness of these guys, but they look like sheep. It did get me thinking, though. Could I perceive, react, and prevail in my current condition? If not and I had been...

Nope, but for the price they are fine guns.

Largely because 9mm is cheaper. The .40 and .45 overshadowed the 9mm for at least 10 years in LE circles, it wasn't until the economy tanked, state and federal budgets were slashed, and metal/ammo prices spiked that agencies began shifting back to the 9mm. I'm not a .40 S&W fan, much...

I have 3 number 8's in carbon/birch and inox/olive wood. I like all 3, all 3 sharpen and retain an edge equally well, and neither performs any better or worse than the other.