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Best just forget the double stack mags, get a good, Kydex plastic front pants pocket rig. Best pocket gun is Kahr's PM9 9mm. At 6" long, 15 ozs, it offers a fair amount of power in a very handy package. So what if you have to have a seamstress enlarge your pants pockets? You have an ideal...

I began personal correspondence with Jeff in 1971, I think it was. I see no reason to bother with any bolt action at all, since the autos can do anything that the bolt actions can do, plus several things that they can't. I certainly would never bother with an overpriced, short ranged bolt...

Agreed, AR, 1911, but I'd get the alloy frame, compact version, so that ccw under a T shirt was a viable option. It can always "wear" a longer slide, comped barrel, weighted stocks, grip extender, etc, for match shooting, hunting, and so on. I tend to agree on the 2 pistols, rather than one...

I have no interest in shotguns, or wheelies so that would leave the field wide open for a couple of rifles and pistols. 2 Ar-15's, with the .50 and 7.62x39mm "uppers' as "spares", along with an M4 and a 24" HBAR. An alloy framed Commander, "fully loaded" Spld 1911, with several slide groups...

that would depend on what "niche" in my "collection" I thought was "unfilled", or whom I was going to give the gun to, I suppose. I'm quite content with the 4 handguns that I have, and I don't get enough time to really use those 4 nearly enough. I have plenty of fun with those 4, so I'd buy...

I prefer size-wt relevant guns. Smith 2214 about $200 used,is a sweet little kit gun. 6" long, 18 ozs. very accurate, nice Sights, nice trigger pull. Do a search for GunsAmerica.com. Dont pay a dealer more than $20 to get it for you, either. The safety is a bit awkward, and not really...

Take a long look at the Kahr PM 9 9mm instead. Much more pocketable, and indeed, more controlable and powerful, too. If you want to shoot it a lot, I'd also buy a used, steel framed 9mm Kahr, so as to keep most of the wear and fouling off of the ccw gun. I see no reason to belt carry such...

forget it. They are heavy, bulky, clumsy, slow into action. They have all the limitations of a more amenable pistol (for ccw) and none of the advantages of a good carbine.

Model 1 Sales kits are fine. 80% finished AR lowers can be had in the mail, like any other part. $160 (or so ) from KT Ordnance. Just do a yahoo search. No jig is needed to finish the KT AR-15 lower, unlike all the other 80% finished lowers.

If the class size is over 6 guys, it's just ballet-dancing. It takes a great master to really teach more than 4 guys at a time, too. Anybody worth anything these days gets $60 an hour, so figure $10-$15 an hour. If there's women and kids mixed into the class, or anyone below your skill level...

Just because I have a gun does not mean I wont nutkick you or gouge your eyes out. I've been practicing this scenario for over 20 years now.

It's spelled"Tueller". It depends. At the full 7 yds, if the pistol is under a T shirt, with the right ammo in it, and I'm focused on him. I don't care if he's another Bruce Lee. He doesn't have a chance. Ditto at 3 yds, if the pistol is in a front pants pocket rig, and I have my hand on...