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My EDC piece is the Beretta. For me, of the guns I handled, there wasn't a better feeling/naturally pointing gun, and I like it that it has 13 rd capacity in a still pretty small package. It's not hard to conceal. I'd put it's quality up against anything. Honestly, I didn't even try a CZ...

Gotta go with the Beretta PX4 subcompact...

there is no such thing as a "Storm Compact" - there is only the PX4 Storm (full-size) and PX4 Storm subcompact although in reality the PX4 Storm subcompact should have been called a compact - it's a bit too robust to be a subcompact

Not likely, but anyone familiar with Wishek, ND?

To all of you saying you'd want him to carry and protect your daughter, I understand, but make sure your daughter can do that for herself. Then she can take him to the range and evaluate him for herself. If it scares him off for instance, wrong dude. If he isn't responsible with firearms, wrong...

RancidSumo, Wow, I'm surprised to hear that. Always thought WY was one of the most gun-friendly states out there. Would like to live there one day.

Agreed - don't protect your family with a gun like that - those pictures could kill your family too.

Points well taken, RAKBABob. Thanks for giving me some brain fodder. I would never be eager to whip out a pistol, that's for sure. Once you pull that thing out, it's a whole new ball game and it's a mistake to think things will get better when you draw. They may get WAY worse when you become...

Yeah, situation evaluation, level of training/proficiency and whether or not to get involved, possibly escalate the situation... that's a whole other can of worms. And obviously this stuff can get real crazy - what if an off-duty officer or other citizen with a gun hears shots fired and only...

Hope this isn't a dumb question. I live in FL, have a handgun, but do not have my CCW yet. I plan to get a permit soon, but was wondering about a certain situation in case of the unlikely event that something like this occurred before the permit was a done deal... If I am legally transporting...

I prefer a sawback machete (top of blade is a saw blade). Why not? If you need a saw, it'll do that too. The more versatile, the better. The Ontario sawback blade is good, and locally at least there is a shop that has a sheath for it that sharpens it each time it is drawn. Pretty slick...

Well all I've got to say is that when you think about it, Spartan would have been a much better name for a condom than Trojan.

All I know offhand is that FL does not require registration. :)

It took them this long (what, 22 years?) just to release the first season of Airwolf on DVD. But heck, the Army axed the Comanche program, so I'd be all for gutting the sensitive stuff and making one of those prototypes the new Airwolf. :-) At least it would be an authentic stealthy, nimble...

This kind of thing is exactly why I just got into the world of handguns. A few months ago my neighbor's house was burglarized in broad daylight, in all probability while I was here (I came home earlier than usual that day). I had put my dogs outside and they alerted twice after I got home that...

I watched my share of Miami Vice back in the day. This is not going to be much like the old Miami Vice, and I'm fine with that. Just relax and enjoy it for what it is. The largest demographic in the moviegoing public isn't even old enough to remember the original, so you need to update and hit...

Uh huh. Interesting location ya have there too. Look, I really don't care - to each their own. Made my point, nothing else need be said. Best wishes - really.

Kids avoid drinking, drugs, sex, porn, violent video games and foul language? Wow, I wanna go wherever you are.

Well, may be off topic just a little, but those Army bozos should have kept the Comanche helicopter program.

I don't have any kids yet, but as for me personally, any daughter of mine would definitely know her martial arts and her way around a firearm. Son too, but daughter most especially. I started reading this thread considering myself a young shooter. Then I remembered I just turned 30. Which...