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[quote]Id look at a S&W 642 in .38 spl for your wife [/quote] No. Tiny .38s suck. Less capacity, harder to reload, harder to control. Both of you buy a 9mm. Go Shield or G43 for single stack. G26, FNS9C, Smith m&p 2.0 3.6 inch for sub compact double stack. Walther PPQ, CZp10, HKVP9,smith m&p 2.0 co...

[quote]Why would the poacher take the pic in his uniform? Seems like it was probably pretty easy to track it back to him. [/quote] KenM...

[quote]and does it have to be SBRed or does it run a pistol brace? [/quote] Mp5 mags are proven and work well. They look good in that lower too. You can run it as a pistol. Just order the lower to an FFL and build as pistol....

.35 whelen has eliminated the need for .444 or .45-70 except for nostalgia purposes. It's just a better cartridge. ...

Take a glass of water. Fill close to top. Fill to top with ice. Leave on counter. Come back when it melts. Report back....

[quote]now im basically done with my 300blk build i want to build an AR9 anyone have any tips. What about a can for an ar9. [/quote] If I were building an AR9, I would be going for a QC10 glock or mp5 lower and probably build my own upper. As far as a silencer, I would say Rugged Obsidian 9 or 45...

They are good. They work well and shoot well. If it were me, I would spend the little bit extra and buy a CZ527 carbine in the same caliber. You won't regret it. CZ makes awesome rifles and my backup CZ550 has now become my primary hunting rifle. Seriously consider the 527 in 7.62X39. ...

[quote]They're R&D only went out to 10k rounds? I think they forgot a zero[/quote] All they used was 180gr federal Hydra shok. That is on par with a .40s&w. They didn't even test it with hot 10mm....

Springfield announced this today. 4.5 or 5.25 inch barrels. [img]https://scontent-dfw5-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/43641663_10156231405379425_5174095798106849280_o.jpg?_nc_cat=109&efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=063f00f92744fea8a52b633ea5db3f05&oe=5C464A61[/img]...

[quote]price range less than $400 [/quote] If you are stuck on this budget, get a Ruger American in 6.5 creed. If you can stretch to $530, go Tikka Forest in 7mm-08 on Eurooptic. It is worth the extra money imo. ...

Maybe Prop can chime in but I don't think it is worth it as a side hustle because of the headaches you deal with. Low margins and dealing with all of that paperwork seems like a pain in the ass....

[quote]50 ft up a tree[/quote] I don't think I could do that. Even with a harness I wouldn't. ...

[quote]If SBR means the permanent attached suppressor than yes. [/quote] Probably talking about the Daniel Defense ISR300. One stamp item because the suppressor is permanently attached and brings the barrel length to 16 inches. ...

Planning on buying a Kubota l3901 from them as they will deliver to my property and they seem to have low prices. Just wondering if anybody here has dealt with them and if they offer good after sale service. If not, any other recs in the area for Kubota tractors? TIA....

I have a 9 inch, 12 inch, and 15 inch skillet. I also have a 9 quart cast dutch oven. Pretty much covered for any situation....

[quote] You guys are desperate for food[/quote] Nah, just try to not waste what I kill. ...

[quote]Maybe squirrel[/quote] Better. It's super clean and super clean meat. It's kinda like rabbit but a more beef flavor imo....

[quote]how do you cook them?[/quote] I usually do a roast. Season the meat and dust with flour. Brown meat in bacon fat. Take out meat. Cook down vegetables of choice. Add back meat. Fill with stock. Make sure the stock comes up to a boil. Put lid of dutch oven on and put in the oven at 280 for 3.5...

I shoot them in my yard and eat them. Fricken delicious meat. I use a CZ455....

[quote] If you told me I would have to take 2 or 3 shots with a pistol for my life against a Grizzly at close range, I would want a .44 magnum or bigger.[/quote] I'm still of the mind that a Glock 20 with 16 rds of hot 10mm (something like buffalo bore) is a better choice than a revolver. They're e...