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Used glock 26. Keep shooting. Reload. Keep shooting. Reload. Keep shooting.

If you don't stop posting pictures of that thing, I'm gonna be in a "lot" of trouble. Excellent. Like the man said, "Don't drop it". And don't ask me how I know (three days with a metal detector should explain it). Lost something very special chasing a buck. Found it. Happy day.

P90DC is my next pistol. I'm sorry to have let some go by.

Any ammo is ok. Get a good pistol. As long as you're shooting ball, you should be good to go. 45's are fun and effective.

We could just take the triggers and ammo out these things.

Would you want to cross someone that fired 300/300 with a .22, .38, 9mm, .357, .45, .44 ? No, you would not.

If my niece is out there, it gets stomped. Sorry about the reptile. Not really.

I'd buy them and turn them the same day. I'm not a hater, just not something I have a use for. Hell, my beaters are expensive, and all my pistols are beaters. They're meant to be carried and fired. Ding here, ding there, who cares? That's what I do.

You sent the pistol back? Really?

I usually just stomp on them. Wear boots. Save ammo. Supper and a hatband.

Ruger MkII ,4", blue. That's it. Not that there's anything wrong with a Buckmark. As a matter of fact, all of my .22 auto-loaders are Browning. Get the Ruger for puzzle practice. Work his mind.

Sorry, double post.

This is nothing new. If the H&K logo floats your boat, have at it. The right side slide release seams a little hinky. Oh well, there's always gen 2.

I'm in a different boat. 5'8", 145. I love 1911's, but I'll be darned if I can figure out how to carry one concealed. I guess a .380 or .38 will have to do until I can get to the tank in the parking lot. P.S. 92 degrees, 92% humidity today. No jacket required.

Sold mine. Really didn't do anything for me. Traded for a 27-2, 4" like new. Box and docs.

If it's not broken, don't fix it. Generation three and generation four seem to be the problems. I don't need a rail, redesigned springs, interchangable backstraps, or parts that break.

If you're shooting two inches to the right, adjust your rear sight to the left. It is not rocket science. There are instructions on your sight. Ten yards is too close. Sight in at twenty five yards and ten yards won't be much of an issue. Unless this is just a thought experiment, you're...

I've never seen anyone wear three layers of denim on his face. Doesn't seem like it would make much difference. Aim small. Shoot them in the head.

I've alway thought they were there to protect the ejector rod. All my revolvers have shrouds. None full length except the Cobra.

I didn't understand the question. Is there going to be a test? My head hurts. I'm with Bob Wright. That's what adjustable sights are for.