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I’m waiting to buy a SA-35 Hi Power. Are you implying it will be months before we see them available other than on price gouge sites?

+ 1 for red dot sights. For older eyes they’re great.

Absolutely

Typically, right handed shooters who shoot down and to the left are anticipating the shot and yanking the trigger or jerking their wrist. Notice that the natural movement of your wrist is…down and to the left. Grip is key.

The problem for some of us, myself included, is our vision isn’t the same now. I have a Glock and other handguns with vanilla 3 dot metal (or plastic…thanks Glock) sights but those are for the range. Can’t see them well enough even during the day without glasses. Need the orange or green front...

I have Ameriglow I dot sights (orange front sight) on my S&W Shield Plus which stays in my car. Like them a lot. The factory sights on my P365XL and Hellcat didn’t need changing, especially with the HS507K red dot as the primary sight.

Those prices look a bit high. I just bought WWB 9mm 115gr FMJ in the 200 pack at Academy Sports for $69/pack. That’s essentially $0.35/round. Even got 400 rounds of .45 ACP 230gr FMJ ball direct from Sig Sauer for $0.48/round. Academy has 230gr WWB for $0.50-0.55/round. Only benefit I could...

Oh yeah, not quarreling with the ease of making the mistake, but the fact that they let them ship is what I’m thinking about. They either didn’t catch it or just said, “no big deal” and let it go.

There was a recent thread on open carry, so I won’t rehash it, but no…I live in a suburb of blue city in a red state and do not open carry. Check that other thread. I’d also add that I concealed carry to protect myself and others, not to make a point. IMHO, “making a point” is a very dangerous...

Doesn’t say much about quality control, does it? 😁

The problem as I see it, is that conflation of words and substance. We used to say “sticks and stones…” and it was understood that words aren’t that important. Today, it’s all about words. Team names, gender, pronouns, etc. Some, more the younger generation, are all about show and feelings...

+1 Glad the jury heard the evidence, followed Georgia law, and applied it correctly.

I know it’s been reported that auction sites are selling the new SA-35 Hi Power clones at exorbitant and in my opinion ridiculous prices. Has anyone seen one in stock at any reputable online or brick and mortar stores at or below MSRP? It doesn’t seem that SA has begun shipping inventory to...

That was a factor for me. So many emails and offers of free gifts from USCCA got annoying. US Law Shield simply offered me a discount for being a member at the local gun club, but other than that I don’t ever hear from them unless I call or email them.

You’re not comparing a professional soldier or Marine, properly trained and equipped, and led by professional NCOs and officers, with a kid who had shot an AR a few times and was part of a junior police auxiliary going into a riot by himself?

I don’t mean this in snippy way…but it doesn’t matter. We don’t have to have an approved reason to go somewhere where we’re legally allowed to be. So whether he had good intentions, bad intentions, or no intentions at all really doesn’t matter. All that matters is that he acted in self defense...

I have a P365XL which is set up with a Holosun 507K red dot for carry, along with my Hellcat. The 365XL comes with 12 round mags from the factory, but Sig also recently came out with 15 round extended mags that you can buy (shown in the pic). I don’t think (could be wrong) that any come from...

Got one for my 28 year old daughter almost 2 years ago. Basic firearm with S&W reliability, made to be easy to clean, load, and fire.

I have US LawShield because they provide higher limits or no limits on actual legal fees/coverage. It’s also modular and I can add coverage if/when I need it. I don’t need substitute income or liability insurance the way USCCA does it, and training is vital, but I have other sources and places...

I agree. I was offered and attended a half day session on the laws of my state and received a book as well, which I’ve read. Whatever organization you choose to help you mitigate the risk, it’s money well spent.