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If you can find it online, it may be worth it to just go that route and pay the FFL fee, assuming you can find it online, and that the FFL fee is not more than the rebate.

A few weeks ago I went to my local gun shop to use their range, and picked up 2 boxes of 9mm for about $9 per box, and then proceeded to put about 300 rounds of ammo down range that was in a big zip lock bag I brought from home in my range bag. Basically, I had 10 19 round XDM magazines loaded...

I've still got a Daisy "spring-air" action BB gun that I got when I was a kid, basically the same as the Red Ryder style one that was famous, but without the Red Ryder markings. Still works too. I've also got a Daisy one-pump pneumatic BB/pellet gun that I got when I was around 10-12 that...

I think Joe helped invent the AR-14, as PSA and others are now selling AR-14 uppers and lowers! ;)

While I usually clean my guns after each trip to the range, if I know I am shooting again in a few days, I may skip it, and I have yet to have any failures related to a dirty weapon. Granted I only put 300 to 500 rounds down range most times I shoot, so its not enough buildup to make my XDM's...

I find green much more visible than red - probably why they are more expensive than red, haha. Even on my fiber optic sights I have to change the orange fiber for green. Maybe it’s just my 54 year old eyes though....

As much as I would love for this to be a real ad, unfortunately, its a fake.... if nothing else, I think Snopes has a point that Colt never produced a gun in "Pacifier Blue".... ;) https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/1950s-magazine-ad-colt-cobra/

I'll have to pick some of this up once it hits store shelves, and give it a try for my daughter's Ruger LC380, and my LCP. I've been carrying Federal Hydrashock, and more recently, Hornady Critical Defense.

We all went to bed early....

Haha, the "cheapest" gun in my collection in dollars originally paid is likely my S&W M&P .38 Model 1905 made in 1905. I am sure my great grandfather did not pay much for that bad boy 115 years ago. Then again, the $15 or $20 it probably cost back then was a lot for those days. The next...

No regulations on private sales here in Alabama, thankfully. As Bassbob says, I would only personally sell to someone I know, or someone who a good friend vouches for.

I think its funny that everyone is basically wanting what I've got - an XDM Compact, which was available for years in 9mm, .40 and 45acp. I still don't understand why Springfield killed that. I carry it in a Crossbreed Supertuck and its extremely comfortable to carry. 3.8" is close enough to a...

Here in Alabama, prohibition of firearms in your employers building cannot be extended to your vehicle in the parking lot, and CCW holders are allowed by law to keep their weapon in their car, in their employers parking lot. I imagine in most places unless you expect your employer to search your...

Currently I work from a home office for a company in Orlando, and the corporate policy says specifically no fire-arms on the premises. Doesn't apply to me most of the time, as I've been in the office literally once in 3 years. If I worked in the office and lived down there, I probably would...

Here is an option for a tritium front sight that works with the rear sight on the XDM competition pistol. https://shop.springerprecision.com/Dawson-Precision-Front-Sights-for-XDM-525-DP525FS.htm

I've got the XDM 5.25, and the front sight is the same as my XDM 3.8 Compact, so I would think any XDM tritium front sight would work on the 5.25, and you would just install it by drifting it into place. The rear sight is really not compatible with anything, being adjustable and all, but maybe...

It's not a size issue to me so much as ammo reliability. Rimfire cartridges have a much higher rate of failure-to-fire than centerfire handgun cartridges. My oldest daughter wanted to buy a Ruger SR22 for carry a couple of years ago, and my son-in-law and I talked her out of it. Sadly she has...

I will jump into this discussion by saying I currently own neither. But I've been looking into building or buying an AR, and have looked at the AK as well. The latest issue of one of my CCW magazines had an article about the AK that made me consider it. The model in the article was an Arsenal...

I only access it from my computer or iPad, and the site seems pretty mobile friendly to be honest.

Let's see.... I would go for: 1. M1A Standard with Walnut Stocks $1788 2. Saint AR-15 $972 3. Saint Victor Pistol $1015 4. SA 1911 Loaded .45ACP $1308 5. XDM 4.5" OSP in 10mm $695 6. Hellcat OSP $599 That gets me to pushing $6500-ish plus tax. I would fill the rest of my shopping cart with...