GreenManalishi

I have two. They're very easy to install and use. It works well with Wink and Echo, but most of the time I use the native app.

I own a couple of 22s, a 27, and a 43. I carried the 27 all the time and never would have bought the 43 except a buddy offered a deal too good to pass up. Now I find myself carrying the 43 daily either in a Milt Sparks IWB or DeSantis ankle holster.

The 43 is a great, incredibly easy to carry gun. Others make great points about the 19, but for me, the 43 is much easier to carry. As for the lack of rounds, I always carry an extra magazine on my person.

Now it all makes sense.

I tried buying some Mystery Romp last week. The owner of the shop told me that his last order was all bad and customers had been complaining. He said he'd never order from them again.

I should've known the F&D board would have all the answers.

I love mine. I carry it daily in a DeSantis ankle holster or Milt Sparks Versa Max IWB. It's one of the best guns I've owned for concealed carry.

For years I carried a Glock 27 in a Galco IWB holster and thought it was perfect. Then I bought a Glock 43 and discovered Milt Sparks holsters. For the next several months I looked like an idiot constantly checking to see if it was still there. It's the easiest gun to carry concealed that I've ever owned.

I've passed through San Antonio twice in the last two years. Since I was only passing through my experience is limited. That said, here are my suggestions:

MiTierra for breakfast or late night.
Ocho for dinner.

There's not even any marsh anymore. You're basically driving on the beach now. Parts of the drive were less than three feet from the surf.

When I was researching the Drive I found this site with some info: LINK

I drove it last year in my Jeep.

I started on the Texas side and passed several folks hanging out nude once I was about a mile in. I just focused on driving and gave them a wave as I passed.

There isn't a road at all anymore and it got very precarious at points. I was solo and wouldn't do it again without other vehicles. Getting stuck out there would not have been good.

There is a road in the wildlife management area that I had to use at one point due to a lot of debris on the beach. I heard the US Fish and Wildlife cops will write you a ticket if they catch you on that road though I didn't see any.

If you're looking for a place to stay, check out Vrbo. We found some great rentals in the area including individual homes, camps and condos.

I finally decided to get my own place out there. It's so close to the city but such a different atmosphere.