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Back on topic....4th year medical student, I carry as often as possible, but off limits inside the hospital. The notion that a physician would be any less of a physician if he carried a weapon is foolish at best.

Link to the article - http://www.ajronline.org/cgi/content/full/178/5/1092 Link to THR discussion of said article - http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=240590

Quote: Attitudes around 2A aside, what about "safety" issues around MRI (and other electro-magnetic field generating) equipment and accidental discharges while carrying with one in the chamber? It seemes like I read something about this possibility with double action autos and Glocks...

Take a look at Celestron Scopes. Should find one for solidly under $200. I've had one for several years with no issues.

Not a Model 1.....But I placed an order for a model 2 from Marvel on 7/6/07. They sent me a shipping notice on 8/08/07. Should be here this week.

Honey Island Wildlife Management Area is near you. They've got the deer and hogs covered. There's also a decent outdoor range there as well.

The savage is far easier to work on yourself. Barrel changes are a 5 minute affair which require only a vise and a wrench. There's a ton of aftermarket products out there as well. I've been impressed with savages that I've owned and shot......doubt I'll ever buy Remington again.

Cproducts is good to go. I've purchased several from Wideners over the years....never had a problem.

I've had the UTL for 5-6 years now......numerous range sessions.......thousands of rounds through the gun with the light attached.......with no issues whatsoever. That said, I own several surefire lights, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy one again. Despite my good experience with the UTL...

My favorite folder to date is the Kershaw blur. I carried spyderco's and benchmade while in the Marines.......but this Kershaw has outlasted them all.....and done it with style. The assisted opening is the best thing since sliced bread. My only minor complaint is that the handle material...

I just recently bought 2 consecutive serial numbered lowers from essential arms. I've built up the 1st one....and had no issues with it. I wouldn't hesitate to use their lowers again.

After looking at ceiner's website.....they also offer blemished slides for $149. May be an inexpensive way to pick up a decent .22 conversion.

It's about time. I still think yours is a better looking and probabely far more solid solution though.

instead of pimp my ride..... Pimp my Slide! :) Seriously, that first piece was terrible.

pretty sure that's an o/u. SKB makes some nice ones.

It is open. I'm planning on taking a trip there in a few weeks myself. Here is a better place to find answers to your questions.... http://www.odcmp.org/new_forum/ My understanding is, if you buy from their store.....you walk out with the weapon. If you buy from their booth at a gunshow or...

Thumbs up on Gift of Fear.......survival mindset........situational awareness......

Yeah.....I second the ishot recommendation. For the money, you get a whole lot of bag......and it's tough as hell. Definitely won't regret that purchase.

HK makes an extremely reliable platform in the USP. The ergonomics are a little large for some, but I think they're great weapons. At that price......get one and find out for yourself!

I actually did have occasion to take sightron up on their warranty.....bought a used one cheap on ebay......when I got it, it looked like someone had unscrewed the objective lens housing, and didn't put it back on right.....there were scratches and marks on the objective end.....looked like...