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Trigger I just picked up an XDsc and I like the trigger better than my Glocks. Any chance there is something wrong with yours?

That is a descent price. You might want to consider the P-9, it is lighter for concealed carry.

And a video of the ultimate reason to have one in the chamber: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=086_1260862712

I took my son to the range at 9 years old. We went over the rules many times.

If "He's not really a gun-nut" means that he shoots less than a couple of times per year, then he might consider sticking to a revolver. Less room for user error, no FTF's.

I've never seen someone pulled over while walking the dog.

Glocks I like my Glocks. One thing that others have expressed a concern about is the fact that you have to pull the trigger to field strip.

Glocks do that, like they should.

Down here in South Florida the shows advertise free admission for kids 12 and under.

First gut I wouldn't consider a Glock as a DAO, they don't have a hammer. Glocks are very reliable and are lower priced than a lot of other choices. If you join GSSF, I think you can get a new one for about $400. Personally I think your first handgun should be a revolver.

Sig vs. Glock I voted for the Glock. Do consider the G27 though with the Pearce PG2733 extensions(they make the grip have the same as the G23). I own the 23 and the 27, but I carry the 27 more these days. I also like the extra capacity and the price of the glocks.

Florida This topic tells me that Florida is on to something. If you aren't charged with a crime in a defensive shoot, then you can't be sued for it either. Castle laws are beneficial.

I had a seller respond to a WTB post that I made. I asked the seller for the serial # of the firearm, so that I can call the manufacturer to check for updates since the production of his, recalls, date of manufacture, etc. I also said that I wanted to check the serial # on the FDLE web...

The Sig P232 is one of the finest compact guns available, IMO.

I currently carry a Sig P232(.380), but, I want to go to a heavier round. I like the skinny slide and I want to go to a 9mm or a .40 cal. Not a micro, more like a compact or sub-compact. Any suggestions?