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If it's in good shape, and you want it, there isn't any reason to hold back. Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

Because it's a rest and not a stock, as it isn't attached to the pistol. Rather, the handgun is supported by the rest, and your hand brings it all together. And yes, this is not a new concept. The spin here is materials, and tacticool AR-15 stocks. Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

OP, with the scenario you're describing, I'd be tempted to skip a load off the ground a bit in front of two or three of them (assuming there's a safe firing background). Nasty wounds, but likely non-life threatening. A .22 will work for this as well. IIRC the angle is deflection is roughly 1/2...

IIRC there was an article in SWAT magazine about the how-to's using 5.56 brass. It seemed super involved. Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

That is coming along splendidly! Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

This! The 6.5 Swede is essentially the ballistic twin of the .260 Rem, which is itself a necked down .308, just like the 7-08 and .243. But the Swede really shines. Light recoil, accurate, and lots a decent factory ammo. I think the only reason it's not more popular here is it's a long action...

Would a hammer-head type of grip be better for your design? Obviously, you could design your own; maybe something with lines that flowed better with the rest of the gun (you also wouldn't machine attachment points at the rear).

That is a huge pile of AWESOME! Not where I would have taken it (those grips are the hid), but way cool. Keep up the good work (an accuracy report will be required). Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

ADCO is a good call. For the money, you might also look at Black Hole Weaponry, or Ballistic Advantage for light weight barrels.

OP - cost and ammo selection are big factors, but I tell most first time buyers to go by feel as much as anything. If the gun doesn't fit your hand right, you will have a more difficult time shooting it well. As for having to carry with an empty chamber, the Israelis used to carry that way...

The RNC is a private event, not open to the general public (and the guy who started the petition is an internet troll). But there is more to consider here; There are several places in the United States that firearms are prohibited, and for reasons that have nothing to do with gun-free zones...

Nice. Retting's is my LGS Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

HK MP5/10! Back when the FBI was transitioning to 10mm, couple of agents came to the range to familiarize themselves with the new gun (but mostly I think just to show off). While everybody was gawking, I walked up and asked if I could fire a few rounds. Semi-auto only, but HOT DANG! It was...

Thanks for the info. I'm Glock-free as of now, but always happy for knowledge.

They need to be cleaned first. Neatsfoot oil is good. There are a couple of threads on different blade forums. Sent from 80ms in the future Jimmy

+1 You can send it back to Smith, and they will swap the block and spring (this was a problem with some "older" M&Ps). FWIW, I had a Glock 23 break its reset spring during a class. Trigger would reset 8 or 9 out of 10 times, but I'd have to tap-rack-bang drill once or twice a mag (I figured it...

Honestly, I'd go to a couple of matches and ask to try some different guns. It's going to be what fits her hands best. And depending on the deal, I would look at used guns as well. Far less expensive buy-in. Brian Enos site is a good place to look around as well

Make sure you know EXACTLY which SKU you want, and confirm before paying. Savage has a lot of model variations. SavageShooters is a good resource as well.

Wilson used to make the Spec Ops 9 on their KZ frame, but it's been discontinued (you might find one used). That leaves STI 2011's (I don't think we can put the RRA 9mm or the BUL M5 in the 'best' category).

The 7.62x25 runs at 40k chamber pressure, while the 9X23 runs at 55k. Probably a non-starter. On the other hand, the .357 Sig is a pretty fair match, ballistically speaking.