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Beretta 390/391/A300 can all be had for that kind of money if you look around. 390s and A300s can be found new for less than that.

Chuck Ross at Ross precision in Fort Worth or Clark at Cottonwood Armory in Madisonville (cottonwoodarmory.com). Clark built me 2 custom cans that fit over the barrel on my AR-15 and AR-10. they're bigger than most cans but very quiet. Tested one of their new ones over the weekend on a 7 mag and...

Killed my two bulls with Speer grand slams. Will probably go with partitions or accubonds next time.

^This! Otherwise my standard answer has always been just one more.

Doesn't look like the CTD model has the tritium sights.

I use this method for rabbits. Amazingly easy to open packaging for a tasty little critter. Almost like they were made that way and put on this earth for us to eat. Oh wait, they were! I was taught the "step on the tail method" by my grandpa. He would gladly show us how and my grandma would...

I have a 5.56 pistol. 100 yard accuracy from a sling is excellent. Muzzle Blast is fierce. My not so scientific penetration testing was interesting. Same ammo in the pistol and a 16" carbine on 1/4" mild steel plate at 100 yards. The carbine blew right through as you would expect. From the...

This. End of story.

I think 45acp is fine as a backup. I'll second the reply above that a cast bullet with a wide meplat will be better than a JHP designed for expansion in softer tissue. Pigs around here are tough critters, and I would lean toward penetration over expansion. In 45, how much expansion do you need...

5.5 months on 2 form 4 cans with a new trust. Just crossed 5.5 months on a third one.

I love my Buckmark. My next rimfire will be the Sig/GSG 1911, complete with the threaded barrel adapter.

Buckmark. No question. With that budget you can have bells and whistles and still have money left over for ammo, mags mad a holster.

I talked to my dealer this week. They heard that the ATF is adding some manpower to help deal with the volume. Supposedly some sort of assistant examiner, but not more examiners. No telling if it will help. Has anyone else heard this?

I want to see Master Sergeant's 12ga under his AR!!! :what:

I've seen 3 elk killled (2 mine, and 1 my buddy's). The longest shot taken was at 180 yards and killed with my 7mm Mag. Shortest was 75 yards, also killed with my 7mm mag. My buddy killed his at 150ish yards with his .30-06. You don't need the latest crazy ultrasuperdupermagnum to kill an...

From talking to guys who shoot hogs with suppressors ALL THE TIME (4-5 nights/week), the suppressor noise isn't what spooks them - it's that unmistakeable sound of lead hitting pork. When they hear that and the first little piggie next to them goes down, they're outta there - muzzle noise or...

These are the former Bushmaster folks, after Freedom Group shut down the Bushmaster factory, the former owner re-opened it, hired back a bunch of the employees, and renamed it. I saw the Academy ad, and thought it was a pretty good deal for the price.

I think what the OP is asking is whether multiple form 4s will travel through the process together, potentially making the process faster for the second one. I recently sent in two at once, and I'm hoping I made it as easy on the examiner as possible!

The wait times are killing me. My first one was about 3.5 months. Now waiting on 2 more and about to send another one in. I'm getting to the point where I almost want to keep a steady flow of them going so I'll have something a year from now.

Much easier here in TX. Law requires we notify, and like others here, I've found that LEOs (well, all but one) were much more courteous after I identified myself, carrying (mostly) or not. I even had the opportunity to meet an LEO in Colorado after going too fast in a poorly posted small...