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Yes, a 2-1/4" Ruger SP-101. I also often pocket carry a Polish P-64 (PPK clone).

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Off the top of my head: FEG PA-63 - $130 FEG AP-MBP - $120 Polish P-64 - $170 CZ-82 - $190 All well made, all reliable. The top 3 are pocketable, specially the P-64. The CZ easily conceals in a holster. None made from zinc alloy. Sorry for the thread hijack.

Now you need a G29. And don't say you won't get one. After buying my 2nd Gen G20 I swore I wouldn't get a G29. After my first range trip with DoubleTap ammo the very next gun store I went in that had a G29 twisted my arm and forced me to take it home. The G29 is a real blast.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm no cop, I've got none of the support the police do and none of the special protection they get when they make a mistake. My gun is to defend my life and the lives of my family and loved ones. When those lives aren't in danger the gun stays in the...

Arizona is excellent with open carry, easy to obtain CCW, easy NFA signoff, etc, etc. My only complaint is no carry where alcohol is served.

Personally I couldn't care less if you open carry or not. Why do you open carry people demand approval? You remind me of militant gay rights activists, it's not enough for you to have acceptance, you MUST have approval. Good luck with that. Also, if you think having a gun will deter all...

Agreed, it's the cases in the gray area where factory vs. handloads can make a difference.

I've got a British client who's lived in the USA for 30 years. She went back for the first time last year and she said she'll NEVER go back again. She said she was scared to death the whole time she was there. But she still refuses to accept that guns in the hands of citizens, even if you...

They don't just capitalize the first letter, like Glock, they capitalize the whole word, like GLOCK, and it always has the little trademark logo next to it as well. Always seemed strange to me, but heck, it's their company and they can write it however they please. Maybe it's an Austrian...

Come to AZ during snowbird season and open carry while walking down the streets of old town Scottsdale, I can almost guarantee you that you will be speaking to the police as they'll get about 100 calls of "a man with a gun" from panicked NY'ers who've got no clue that carrying a gun is legal in AZ.

I wouldn't say that I'd never open carry, but it's not something that I would want to do regularly. Open carry falls under my heading of "Don't invite the Man into your life".

I only use bullets with cannelures when I load for an AR and I crimp them using a Lee FCD. With a mixed bag of cases, powder dropped from a powder measure and coming off a progressive press, my blasting ammo gives me 2" groups at 100 yards. This meets my needs for this type of ammo. If I...

Glock 20, and if allowed a spare barrel and a detachable shoulder stock (the spare barrel would be a 16" barrel) S&W K22 Masterpiece, 6" barrel. Glock in standard form for self defense, with the stock and 16" barrel for larger game and the K22 for small game and backup to the Glock.

I'd much rather have someone in the office that I agree with 60% of the time than someone I agree with 0% of the time. Also, in the next 8 years it's likely that 3 of the most liberal SCOTUS justices the court has ever seen will leave. This could be a once in a lifetime opportunity to replace...

I carry everywhere it's legal and I pay little attention to signs unless they carry the weight of law. I avoid like the plague breaking any laws, that comes under my heading of "Don't invite the Man into your life". Considering my job and state laws, I sometimes find myself in places where...

First one I ever paid for with my own money was a Ruger .22 Standard Auto when I was 16. Of course I had to give the money ($71 with tax) to Dad since I was too young to buy it myself. First one I ever purchased on my own with my own money. Hmmm...that's kind of tough. I'm betting it was a...

I find it hard to believe that any judge or jury would consider simply stopping someone to speak politely to them as "initiating a confrontation", but the stupidity of juries is not to be discounted. But that being said, I agree, he's not a cop and it's none of his business to tell other...

Way to extreme for after every range trip, IMO. After each range session I field strip and clean the bore, wipe the major internal parts clean with a wet patch, then dry and lube according to the manual and reassemble. I'll also clean the external finish and then either wipe it clean or oil...

I usually tell people that when you drop a gun, put your foot under it and let it hit your foot. You foot won't pull the trigger and it will keep it from hitting the deck and being damaged. Also, hitting your foot and not a hard surface like cement could prevent a cheap gun from firing when it...