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I no longer work in corrections, but now my wife is behind the walls...I try not to even think about it...

You are right, it is used, and was developed for nuke plants...I am kind of surprised that you knew that...a little concerned even lol...it really does perform well, and is probably about as good as it gets for barriers, and functions great in 1/9 barrels that are commonly used by most facilities...

Shall not be infringed upon means just what it says...bearing arms is guaranteed by the constitution, driving a car is not...

no it doesn't, until you write it in...

the DAK is the worst trigger system ever! stay away!

our organization received about 75 Sig 226's a couple of years ago, and have found that their reliability improved greatly after the first 200 rounds. Out of the box we were having consistent problems, now, only when there is sand involved.

I pocket carry a Glock 26 everyday.

it depends on the bolt pattern...

I am no help, but why not just get a NM, or a Florida? They are both good in NM and Texas. My non res florida was easy to get, and NM is not that painful either.

Hornaday has a 62 gr. TAP round that is designed for barrier penetration. It has been tested on auto glass, and works great. I have a ton of it, and use it regularly...

am I the only one that uses a 12 gauge around the house? I have shot two Rattlers this year...why find out the hard way that your pellet didn't hit its target? Kill the evil creature!

older grips that pre-date the DAK design are problematic of DAK pistols as the DAK Trigger Bar hangs up on them...for instance, older houge wrap around or CTC laser grips do not work on the DAK pistols...if you buy new CTC, or hogue grips, they should work just fine.

Sir Sauer is Sig Sauer again by the way...Sigarms is now a thing of the past.

stick with the adjustable stock, and swap it out with a Magpul CTR. You get the benefits of adjustable with the stability and perfect fit of fixed.

I once read that "if Larue is AN answer to you question, then Larue is THE answer."

how do you "trade up" from a Glock 17? It is quite possibly one of the best defensive sidearms ever produced?

to post #5...monrovia is in California, not Canada...

Makes you wonder if the "light on the lube" myth stems from the Bean Counters trying to save money more so than actual research or best practice?

I figured this out 12 years ago when I was in USMC boot camp. Light oil=problems by the end of a heavy day of firing...heavy oil=no problems all day, and easier to clean...

makes sense to me, what is unclear?