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Then try this sometime: Put your phone on the table at home, at dinner. Talk about something with your family that you NEVER talk about - if you hate the ocean, talk about boating or cruises or something. Surfing. Mountain climbing. Whatever. Give it an hour or so. Then...browse the internet...

No, it doesn't. The "stand-off" keeps the slide from being pushed back out of battery. Pushing on the barrel should not cause the gun to go out of battery, since it does not "move" relative to the frame when the gun is fired. The compensator mounts to the barrel, not the slide.

In today's environment...I'd keep whatever you have. Fill out some "boating accident" paperwork and be done with it :)

Done. Prefaced with a personal note.

...and as the article states, the government is prohibited from sharing this information, but a private company/organization...might not be held to the same restrictions. Thereby opening ALL firearm owner information up to the public.

You also have to be careful of the semantics. "Gun sales" "NICS background checks" "New gun owners" All three of those terms are being batted around the media right now, but they all mean very different things and it pays to know the difference, and to pay attention to which of the three an...

Another idea is, get a laser bore sight (basically a fake round that you chamber, with a laser in the tip). Load it up and see where it points your barrel, tilted versus straight up. Use that as your baseline adjustment - "when I tilt, my barrel points X inches to the left so I need to adjust X...

Maybe he wasn't a materialistic guy, and figured instead of "stuff" we should focus on "happiness"?

I take that article with a grain of salt - consider the source. They have an obvious slant, and they are assuming the gun industry "has something to hide when it comes to their roles in gun violence". The gun industry has about as much to hide when it comes to mass shootings, as the auto...

...and here it is, in my shell with the alien backing plate:

Disclaimer: I am a bachelor (you'll see why that matters in a minute). I put an "oddball" O-light BaldrMini on my Hellcat. I say "oddball" because it's a universal piece, and actually a bit large compared to the thin barrel and frame (you can see where I dremeled the edges off the front of the...

+1000

Heres mine with the Olight. Green laser and tac light. Definitely interested when you get the viridian, what you think of it.

"Cholesterol Plate Body Armor". I like it!

Ooooooh yEEAAAahhhhh.... For exercise (out of the house - most of my workouts are at home on the rowing machine or elliptical), I have cargo shorts and a cloth duty belt. Summertime, I do 6 miles a day on the mountain bike; 35 miles on Sunday at the C&O Canal. Cycle shorts underneath...

I think we DO have those data points, at least in a local capacity such as Detroit. I'd have to dig, but I do believe when more people started carrying in Detroit the rate dropped. At the very least, their police chief at the time (2014, I believe) was TELLING folks to go get a permit...

...and the picture of the people hollering "RACISM!!" contains...by my count...what....three brown people? Wait. Sorry, four brown people. One of the comments sums it up nicely (emphasis mine): How about if you don't want to be supporting "racism"....don't commit a crime that would cause...

Just looking at the photos, I don't see how the manual safety would be offered as an update to existing Hellcats - the polymer frame is different, you can see how it is notched for the safety tab. I would assume (but we all know what happens when you do that...) there are also attach-points and...

Hopefully SCOTUS grows a pair when needed, and shuts down the madness before it's too late...

Can't open the link (work filters, bah), but since CZ just bought Colt....