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Blem PSA's are go to deals and I challenge all but the well trained eye to find the "blem"

4 D cell Maglight, hit 'em with the battery end, it's heavier and you won't damage the reflector.

I'll second the grip sleeve.

Also, those of us carrying micro 9's (3") 147gr have less perceived recoil over faster lighter loads. Lucky Gunner has extensive shooting data showing 147gr advantage in short barrel pistols. I see someone posted the data but the visual testing from a 3.1" Shield is impressive.

I like heavy bullets, I have 147gr HST's, bought a bunch of 50 boxes a year or so ago when they were relatively inexpensive. I use the Federal 147gr flat points for like wieght practice. Target sports has the old school 80's version Federal 9MS Hi-Shok 147gr jhp. Usually a good buy on 50...

I live in southeast Florida. I tell my northern friends you can plant a telephone pole down here and watch it grow.

Edit.....my Hellcat is fixin' to get a bit bigger. I'm adding a new 15 round magazine and an RDP barrel.

Agreed, If you thought the 13 was good, the 15 will change your life.

I bought a non OSP version Hellcat a while back, being pretty certain I would never go for an optic. I'm still happy with my choice but I did order the 3.8 barrel with the comp $135 ++ from kygunco.com Also picked up a 15 round mag from Primary Arms $36 +tax and shipping $45 total by USPS...

Can you have 2 carry pieces?

I carry my non osp hellcat always. I just ordered the OEM rdp barrel w/compensator and a 15 round mag. I like the irons.

Dammit, I just bought the 3.8 new release replacement RDP setup for my stock Hellcat. I think you can find 3" non threaded barrels somewhere.

Finally, some "common sense" dumb ass control...

What he said......

Evolution

I live in Florida too, Constitutional Carry goes hot on July 1st last I heard. No open carry, but I think the Florida super majority will give it a try next go round. I'm maintaining my CWP for the benefits it provides. The law in Florida does allow for "momentary" exposure of a concealed...

JLG, a handy piece of equipment.....

66 years old, been hunting/shooting since I was 10 way back in the good ol'days. I'm not a collector, not a competition shooter, and by all means not a tactical dooms day prepper. So my words of wisdom to new shooters. Maintain a 1 of inventory (sometimes more) of every tool to make a well...

16" Heavy barrel, Vortex dot & 3x flip over magnifier. Streamlight Protac and 20 rounds of bone crunching 7.62x39 154gr JSP's. 11 pounds not counting the sling. Holy Begeeezus. Point and shoot to about 125 yards. (more than I usually need) It's a work out to tote too far, But it's proven...

I have a 10-22 carbine that's probably 40 years old, still runs like a sewing machine.