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I have one of these too. good little revolver as long as it is in good order. Timing issue...nothing you can do at home. Send it in for work. The bullets are smearing on one side of the forcing cone due to the cylinder not lining up correctly.

Because they are handy to carry around. A good general purpose firearm Good for plinking, teaching & dispatching wounded game animals.

Damn, someone got lucky. You play the lottery yet? Congratulations! Nice setup though.

Sarcasm?? I thought the Keltec came first and the Ruger was the copy...

Wow! Defaced... Nah, it is still a Glock, just in drag. The point of the exercise is not for you to look cool but to get your wife to shoot & carry. Whatever floats their boat. As you have demonstrated, you can't argue with a woman. Especially if she is your wife.

Various screwdrivers, some prytools, a leatherman, small hammer, and a couple of old sectional cleaning rods. My range has a strict policy about not letting anything with a live round leaving the firing line. Your weapon must be cleared before it can leave. Hence the need for tools.

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Congrats on your daughter agreeing to go join you on the 30th. You have a lot to do but at least you've started. My only advice to go slow and take your time. Hopefully, you'll have a bonding moment with your daughter that may help to enable her confidence in both you and herself. Good...

After reading all of this. All I can offer, is that you take measures to protect yourself legally. Get yourself out of that situation ASAP! You should know what to do. All you really need to know has already been said....by you. Whatever the root cause is she is clearly unhappy and it's...

overpriced....

Well if that's all the OP has then I seriously hope that they have some sort of back-up weapon to use. Such as a blade or an impact weapon.

Yes, the 340 is very accurate if it is in good shape. It may not be sleek and sexy but it sure will shoot more accurately than you can. Just remember that it is a one lug bolt gun and to stay within the standard pressures/loads.

Having read Mike's post on the shooting performance website. I can say that he did the best he could with the monkey junk that the show purposely threw at all of the contestants. I wouldn't put it beyond people to sabotage their own team in order to get ahead. At least Mike has a good...

It's definitely a "mixmaster" of reality shows and firearms. While the concept is intriguing, the execution could have been better. Of course, the whole point is to create human interest by editing drama shots throughout the entire format. Ultimately, my reaction is that I fell asleep...

#1 I'm glad no one was hurt. #2 Humble pie eaten, lesson learned. #3 Time to refinish the bathroom/bedroom combo as a favor to your wife. Sounds like shopping time, for her of course!

Nothing "tough guy" about it. Just bad manners to let any tool suffer ill maintenance that isn't yours to begin with. I'll be the first to say chalk it up as a lesson learned. The OP cousin still needs to learn responsibility. How the OP chooses to do so is their business. This is the #1...

Her hand , her gun, her choice...nuff said! Guns and friends are 2 things that every individual has to choose for themselves. Women especially! By the way, my wife uses her middle finger all the time. At me of course... :)

Oh!!! I get it! It has that shoulder thingy that goes up! NOT!!!

That's just poor manners. Your "cousin" needs to be instructed in the proper manners of returning things in the same condition in which they were received. I would be beating them with a switch!!! Your cousin needs to pay for the damage. Since it's your most used gun, I'd just do your own...

If she's with you and has a very small handgun to use. Small size + stressful situations + less than reliable ammunition = less than ideal! You might want to think about some type of knife for a backup if things go south. A lot of knives can be hidden on a woman's body that is socially taboo...