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That answers my questions. I appreciate you sharing your insight and experience. I hope that your trip is going smoothly.

Please tell us where you purchased and what brand the holster is for the Glock model 40? Please disregard, I found that you have already answered this question

Do you mind sharing what the purchase price was? Can you share any updates on this pistol since you have more time with it now? I have just started considering this pistol and I appreciate your insight.

I really believe that you should handle them both. Then you will realize that you need both.

Parts are readily available through Numrich gun parts.

Newport News is pretty rough. I recommend NFA items for CC.

Dang, RUGER should send you another gun for such a great report. Gives me additional confidence in their products. :)

Great CCW!

The only correct answer is get both. New Frontier Armory has assembled lowers for 99.00. Complete your Ar build as money allows. Check Midway USA for uppers that are on sale. Great deals are still out there.

I cannot recall ever having a problem with mine. It is one of my most carried guns and still looks like new.

I would never rule out a glock. Yes they are ugly, but so very durable, reliable, and accurate. I would also have to strongly encourage a J,K, or N frame S&W. They are beautifully made and there are plenty of nice used ones out there. Someone on one of these forums once wrote..." I will...

My o my this is an interesting thread. I don't know which one but I would consider one of these. 625 4" S&W 28 4" S&W 19 2" S&W 15 4" S&W 15-2 6" Dan Wesson 44 Mag 6" Dan Wesson

I would love to have any of the 8 shot N frames Smith and Wessons out there. It does not even need to be a new one.

A Lasermax equipped Glock 36 or a Glock 19 for CCW. I am fortunate to have a large selection but I always end up with one of these on my side. Now if I am out in the woods and concealment is not an issue I usually have a S&W Model 28 Highway Patrolman. I shoot N frames very well at longer...

I am proud of you for taking the time to reply to this nonsense with an educated response. My hat is off to you.

It probably had flues barrels and they don't mix with even the lowest powered modern shotgun shells. What a shame. This most likely could have been avoided with low pressure shells.

I would recommend that you hold onto it. However if you really want to sell it I would want $800 to $900 for it if everything is in near new condition.

If he is a professional firefighter there has already been a very extensive check into his past and a check for any criminal background. There may have been a specific incident occur in his life that makes him choose to carry. I would not report him but if he opens his trap about breaking the...

Lead away is your friend for stainless revolvers. J

He is certainly a man our grand children will be reading about as one of the greatest. God bless him for always being a positive representation of the shooting sports. J