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Yes. If you are recoil sensitive, it is the best option....

Andy Stumpf and other guys in the community don't respect him for how he has apparently lied about his career. He has apparently said some stuff that he has done even though he hasn't done those things. Good for him if he can fix someone's life though....

Stan Chen or Volkmann is the way to go. Stan has an insane waitlist to get on the waitlist right now but his stuff is amazing. ...

[quote]If you get pulled over, just take it out and put it in the center console.[/quote] frick that lol, I'm not messing with anything and fumbling with a gun when he stops me. Hands on steering wheel or hands on ceiling or hands outside window. Best way to avoid the guy putting a canoe through you...

I have snap caps but don't use them unless I'm on the range really. I use them for malfunction drills. At home I just dry fire. Nothing wrong with not using them...

[quote]Need one that also smacks you in the back of the head with a baseball bat to simulate the noise. I shot my 357 once the other day without earpro and I think I instantly lost half my hearing in my left ear. [/quote] In a defensive scenario, it is likely you won't even remember hearing the...

[quote]Go on. I'm legit asking[/quote] I would look on youtube for dry fire drills. Plenty of material from qualified guys. Beyond that, honestly airsoft is great for training too. The nice airsoft guns are expensive but bbs are cheap. ...

Idk what I can and can't answer in terms of getting banned. I don't want to lose my TD account if they think I'm helping the business and using this to advertise. If anybody wants to come see me, I'm literally the only Indian dude working there. I'm at the gun counter. ...

Dry fire, dry fire, dry fire. It is the best training and it is free. Even at Bowie we can only sell 1 box of 9mm per person a day. I tell people to stock up but to practice with dry fire. ...

Killed my biggest buck this past season wearing light blue jeans sitting in a lawn chair at ground level from 80 yards. He was never spooked. Take that for what it's worth. ...

Walther makes great guns. Would take a Q5 over a kimber 1911 any day. Even in the 1911 world, kimber's really aren't that great. You can buy a Dan Wesson for the same price as most kimbers....

They mad because Trump is rolling back the military and some of our pipe-hitters wear patagonia. Bye-bye contracts. ...

There are other factors more important than objective size. Call sportoptics in Hammond and talk to one of those guys. See what they recommend. You will get great customer service. If it were my money, I would buy [link=(https://www.sportoptics.com/meopta-meostar-rifle-scopes/meopta-meostar-r1-3-12x...

Both SST and GMX are good to go. I use barnes in all my guns though....

Glad to hear it man. He will love it....

[quote]Kimber is the answer [/quote] No it isn't. Even if we were talking about 1911s you would be wrong....

[quote] I know the 1911 is a single stack, but if spending that kind of money on a single stack... it's not on a P210[/quote] This doesn't really make sense....

[quote]Lot of $$ for a single stack. That kind of money, just get a 1911.[/quote] I don't understand this logic....

Barnes 70 grain or Black hills mk262. Fmj will absolutely be good enough to stop a threat though....

[quote]But I'm still leaning handgun. I love Sig but don't have experience with the 210.[/quote] Go to a store that has one and play with it. They are really nice. ...