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Southern Michigan Arms has Stag A2 lowers for $259. Rainier Arms also has complete Stag lowers. Give them a call and ask if you can get an A2 stock instead of the 6-position stock. They can probably set you up for about the same price. Both companies have excellent customer service. :cool:

Browning Hi-Power Sig 226 CZ-75 Beretta 92 (Frame is aluminum) I highlight the Hi-Power because it is a bit slimmer than the others, making it easier to conceal.

I've been carrying since 2002, but didn't get any formal training until last year. in July I attended a 5-day handgun course at the Firearms Academy of Seattle. A month later I did their defensive shotgun course, and this past March the handgun retention seminar. I also try to hit the range...

I'd go with a Stag. The Model 2 is pretty good for a sub-$1k rifle. You can get one HERE for $730 (doesn't come with a magazine though). Figure in $20-$40 transfer fee at your local FFL and $30 for a couple magazines for a total of $800ish. You'll have plenty of cash left over for ammo!

What you guys are talking about is called "co-witnessing." Absolute co-witness is when the red dot and the iron sights line up. Some people like it, some don't. If you want your sight mounted low, but don't want the irons in the way, invest in a set of nice folding sights. When you see...

It's really good stuff. A bit hot, but not too bad.

I like the Hogue forend. The extra grippiness is a plus.

My brother has one and I've shot it a few times. It shoots pretty well, but the shortened grip is a little wonky.

This load would be awesome. I tried some Remington #1 buck out of my 18" 870 this weekend and was mildly surprised I was able to get all the shot on a B27 silhouette at 20 yards. Not bad, but I wouldn't want to use it past 15 yards or so. Premium 00 loads definitely have an advantage.

I would recommend the Jumbo. You can easily fit five 50-round boxes of ammo in the main compartment and eye protection in the eyeglass case on top of the main flap. A pistol would go in the CCW pouch. I don't see a good way to lock it though.

It's pretty good range ammo. It's loaded fairly consistently, if a bit on the light side.

Yes. That forend will allow a 6-shot sidesaddle.

I have both and love both, but the Hi-Power fits me a bit better. Smaller, easier to carry. Perfect grip.

$549 is pretty reasonable for that setup. You might be able to save a few bucks buying the Knoxx stock separately and installing it yourself. It's a great setup. The stock soaks up recoil really well.

Sig. I've tried a few different models (228, 226, 229, 239, SigPro), and all the triggers have been as smooth as butter. Excellent single action pulls. The double action pulls are great too.

I think most of the time it's a weak magazine spring.

First: Training course, ammo, and practice. Second: Shorter barrel. Maybe a magazine extension. You don't really need to modify an 870 to make it effective for home defense. ;)

I've tried a few of DoubleTap's 40S&W loads, but not that one in particular. Your M40 should be able to handle it. Felt recoil will likely be a little heavy. Try it out and give us a review! :evil:

It's an okay gun IMO. I've had mine for about six years, but don't really carry it much anymore. It's light, but a little thick for IWB carry. The grip is not as comfortable as some other pistols and the trigger is a little mushy. It has never malfunctioned. I wouldn't recommend it as a...

DoubleTap Ammo For 9mm, you are looking at about .52c a round. Still a little pricey, but a huge discount compared to other brands. Excellent quality too.