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I have the same issue with the adjustable rear sight - won't hold zero. Other than that, my TX 22 has been a solid gun.

For IDPA holsters and mag pouches, take a look at Blade-tech and Comp-tac.

You don't need to be a great or even a good marksman to shoot IDPA, but you do need to know and demonstrate excellent safe handgun handling skills. You need to be able to safely holster and draw from concealment and always maintain a safe muzzle direction while moving in various directions and...

Two things first: 1. I know it's the 21st century and the age of the internet and all, but reading books is still a great way to learn. 2. Don't assume my low post count is indicative of my knowledge and experience. OP, I recommend you get the below linked book and read it...

Excellent recommendation. Contact Mike Green of Green-Ops; he is master class shooter in both IDPA and USPSA. They offer competition classes as well as general handgun classes.

Here's a free video on grip that's pretty good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJrA7wMXuuQ

Shoot both and sometimes carry.

Compared to some classic pistols, Glocks are ugly. Whether this bothers you or not probably depends on how you view a Glock - for you, is it a tool or a toy?

I like shooting IDPA; it's a fun game. Some folks take it way too seriously though and don't think this video is funny. They need to lighten up! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGgVY6Ref4I

Javier Bardem as Anton Chigurgh in No Country for Old Men... http://mubi.com/films/117

Take a look at this equipment survey from the 2010 IDPA National Match. http://www.idpa.com/tj.asp?ID=290 Glocks are far and away the most popular polymer pistols. These competitors need to shoot both fast and accurately. Few are budget limited with respect to buying the pistol they may...

Weapons Shield because works OK, is non toxic, and it smells better than the competition.

Not an odd gun but odd ammo -- shot a round of skeet with 00 Buck.

You state that you do your best to keep the above list of reciprocal states accurate. I and others have pointed out on more than one occasion in past months that you incorrectly list several states. We have even pointed out the specific states you listed that ARE NOT HONORED by this permit. Yet...

To the OP, get a PA non-resident permit. Takes about a week, only costs $26, and can be done all by mail. Here's how: http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/pennsylvania.pdf

You will never know how good you are, or are not, until you compete.

For action shooting competition guns, eight. Three for other guns.

South Carolina does not honor a Utah permit and Florida does not honor a non-resident Utah permit or any other state's non-resident permit.

I live in Virginia. You currently need a concealed permit to carry concealed in the car. Also, a concealed permit allows you to purchase more than one handgun per month. I don't carry on my person very often as I'm frequently going into federal buildings.

I bought my Glock 19 about 20 years ago when I was still a youngster in my 40s.