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Fluted chamber marks are a hallmark of MP5s/clones and other HK rifles. A few times a year some guy at the range wants to let me know something is wrong.

The 309 is the holster I bought for my old XDM. So I suspect you're right. But I haven't tried it with the Elite. I will when I get home. The 309 also fits the M&P 9.

Trying and failing is part of what got us here.

Most all people stop what they are doing when shot with a .22.

Catfight!

No brainer. This will save more lives than anything else we've thought of both in and outside of families. Because let's face it, if you're willing to torture the people who love you, you certainly are more likely to harm a stranger. Or a cop.

The authoritarians refused to do immigration reform. Not Democrats. "It might be bad for my campaign."

She's who it was designed for. Glad they met.

The Army just chose a bulkier gun with much heavier ammo. It seems like the trade off is more situational than obvious.

Since most people stop what they're doing when shot with a .22, I'd say take your pick. Any of those will do.

I'd say our chances are much better now than they were in the Nike days.

Which has nothing to do with this topic.

That's the irony. Turkish guns are getting more expensive.

Stealing a truck and driving through the storefront is a preferred method for emptying a gun store. I suspect that this is already an insurance requirement for some and soon, I suspect, for all. And I don't understand why this has anything to do with gun control advocacy. Aren't we all against...

Those shipwrecked sailors were previously helping to get food in. I suspect they're pretty popular.

It's not small enough or light enough to be better than a 10/22 takedown

I always say, "If you want to know whether to do something don't ask your attorney. Their answer will always be 'no'." And Bassbob is right.

That doesn't look like what we'd build for drone defense. It just looks like the frame of a soft barn.

There's no reason to buy bait model Turkish guns if you don't want to. But my point was that—except for boutique guns—whatever you do want to buy is less expensive because of the Turks. That said, my AP5 has been flawless and fun.

I agree, but they mostly cost under $200.