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You are correct on statement 1 for the most part but the MHP has less flip than 115, 124, 147 in my sub compacts (Hellcat, Shield Plus, PPs M2) which is why I changed from Barnes and HST's but that is what works for me and my guns. Unscientific i know but I'm not an expert. Slightly disagree on...

Asset valuation (bonds T notes)that declined due to higher interest put the bank in trouble

My testing shows faster accurate follow up shots and it makes a mark on steel. I will say a lot has changed in 20 years.

Barnes Tac XPD in compacts/full size and Norma MHP in my baby guns

I have and had several 2.0's with no complaint.

Welcome from Texas

Just picked this up this week and it should stay in the family along time Colt SAA 45 LC 7.5" Barrel

Love shooting my 223 Bolt Action

Colt Woodsman 22 that belonged to my Dad Ithaca 20 gauge the first shotgun that was MINE

Can't run unfortunately...Fatty myself :)

I personally like them for my sub compacts. I live in an area where fat is the major barrier and have yet to see gel tests for fat. Light clothing works here 320 days a year.

For any major Federal law to negatively impact gun owners it will take votes from both parties. I do believe the NRA does grease both sides of the wheel (one positive). However they are still a money suck for the average gun owner IMO. I would say it is "Assault Weapons" not so much the demise...

Bassbob said: Has there ever been a gun that sold in higher numbers over a 10 year period than the AR between 2013 and right now I will agree with you both just from observations at my LGS. Seems majority of folks are looking at AR's or 9mm. The continuing evolution of the AR platform is very...

I would say the lever action repeater was a true game changer in America and lever actions are still being sold today. For me a 1911 chambered in .45 acp is the American Gun. So much so a sewing machine outfit even made a few

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I did (much stronger), I tried (couldn't) but still agree with the statement ;)

Sad to see an organization with over 150 years of existence turn into a :poop:pile. I agree at one time they were beneficial for a gun owner but don't believe so currently. I am thankful for the framers of the big document and my state government that keep the wolves at bay. Wayno and friends...

Damn I was ahead of the curve. Already owned a few

As we have learned some believe in all rules, others believe in some rules, and others only believe in their rules. I will say we should fully understand if the signage has legal consequences. There have been many general statements made about rights and who knows maybe it would be a better...

The only secrets I believe in are what I think but don't say ;)