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I have a Walther P99c. Have carried it for two years. It has never failed to fire; on the range or in the training classes. It's reasonably light to carry, reasonably small, and very accurate. Not the most comfortable to shoot for a range gun (I have a CZ 75B for that). I have the AS version so...

Still rejects CCW's from states that don't require classes (like WA). Got a ways to go yet.

Dogtown, I stack my 9mm rounds in alphabetical order.

Done.

Haranguer, Listen to sm. It doesn't matter why they want to carry SOB, if they do, what are the issues? Maybe for some reason they can't carry hip, ankle or shoulder. SOB doesn't sound real good to me but I'm not in their shoes.

When I carry, I always carry a Walther P99c summer, winter, spring, day, night, left, right, up, down, tux, jeans. No confusion about manual of arms, familiar, fits me like an old shoe. Carrying anything else would feel strange and awkward...kinda like how it felt when I first started carrying...

Thanks, Arfin. I get so tired of this "rabid left" stuff. We all like guns, the role of personal firearms in the US has been changing and will continue to change. The sun still comes up, the birds sing, there are people we love and people who love us. Take a breath and enjoy your life. It...

Well, you can cede trust to the american people if they deserve it, but the current crop of american people deserve substantially less trust than that of a generation or two ago.

EarPlug, That's exactly what I thought. I got a complete and thorough walk-through and in addition, my coach set up several mock stages for me to walk through. When finished, I got a card that he said would let me shoot IPSC anywhere. When I asked how to get the admittance card so I could...

What's the "right order"? I've gSearched and found several different "orders" suggested.

My daughter. She's at college and after Christimas vacation where we did this shooting, she would show this picture and tell her friends, "Don't mess with me...I went home this vacation and practiced." Her version of being a rebel. God! What a wonderful person she is. I know about the...

Maybe you should just point her to this site and this thread before she's finished with her paper. She'd probably call the whole thing off. Nice comments for the most part folks. I particularly like the one about the Bill of Rights not once referring to "the people" and meaning some...

scurtis_34471 is right. Bogie's myopic, one-dimensional, rabid name calling to the contrary, Obama and Hillary are not joined at the hip. Hilbama indeed. Stop the rhetoric please! I think the Democrats have much much, more important things to do than come by and take Bogie's guns. The...

Do you guys know that there are "Flaming Conservatives" too? I just love the way you throw labels around. Keeps your conversation so "High Road."

My Walther P99c had a nice trigger right off the bat. Have about 1K through it now and the trigger is even better. Not target stuff, but perfect for Self Defense, handgun classes, and practice.

When bought my first handgun, a model 19 .357, I immediately took it to my local police station and registered it. Six months later, it was stolen. 12 months after that, it was returned by my police dept. If I hadn't registered it, I wouldn't have gotten it back.

Thanks, MtShooter. That's just what I'll try to do. I've offered to help them set up next month's shoot. That should give me a chance to see the stages and ask a bunch of questions.

If you use a dowel, put a brass casing over the end of the dowel you're hitting with the hammer. Keeps the wood from splitting. I'm sad that I have to be sure to mention that you should not do this with a case that has a live primer in it. Sigh.... -terry

Well, I'll let you all know in a month whether I'm cut out for it or not. I planto shoot it. If I don't like, I'll try something else (I race radio control sailboats). If I like it, I'll do it again. If not, then not. I'm not particularly nervous about looking bad, I'm anxious about the...

Well, it doesn't make too much sense. At Custer, we can use the active bays for practice, apparently, but the hoops you need to jump through are not totally clear.