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Yeah, $20 is way too much.

Correct. Boxing against a 135lb champ was enlightening. She could move and stick and had some hands, but big power differential and I'd felt power before. But I was 197lbs and, lets say, experienced. Pick Joe Sixpack off the bar stool who has never taken a good hit from a real fighter before...

Well, they'll be throwing some serious elbows and the like. I've played one on one with a d2 women's player (interesting date years ago) and got SMOKED. I've never been a basketball player, but have done a lot of hockey, football, soccer, boxing, triathlons, etc. I'd have had to work my tail...

I grew up on Iron Eagle. He'll be missed.

Go look. It's a chance to take a real interest in woman's sports aside from talking points.

Seriously, have you followed Ms. Clark? That gal broke both the men's and women's scoring records this year. A generational talent to be sure. She'll take Iowa to the NCAA championship for sure.

What do you all think of Caitlin Clark in the NCAA basketball tournament?

Busy. Running around the world, climbing mountains, work, etc. How've you been?

I qualified with a .357. I'd never carry that. Is that a problem? I guarantee my .40 is easier to handle than hot magnums. Qualify with what you're comfortable with.

He wasn't found not guilty.

If they can find a way to make that conduct which bars holding office and back it up with actual evidence, then go with god.

I do still check in on this place from time to time but haven't posted for a while. This seemed a good time to post. 1. The 14th Amendment doesn't require a conviction, only a finding of fact. Those are very different. No conviction means nothing. 2. Every one of the Colorado justices has...

I have a ton of 9mm and 5.56 brass laying around with no use for it. Do any of you know places that buy the stuff, aside from Gunbroker?

Yes, they have a duty to protect. But there must be some present indication of intent to cause harm. Running away, even with a gun, is not that. That's the opposite. If they'd shot him while he was shooting at them or if he gave some indication he was going to shoot again then I support...

Shooting in the back, based on the scenario presented here, deserves more than a firing. Cops aren't executioners.

What intent? Do you believe his "intent" remained the same when he took off running? That's nonsense. The law is intent can be formed instantaneously. If he changed his "intent" by running away then the response from LEOS has to change, too. I'm glad you aren't a LEO because you'd make the...

Based on the facts provided, he should be in jail. Cops can't, or shouldn't be allowed to, kill unless they are in present danger of death or severe injury. I don't care if the kid has a gun. If he's fleeing, find him later. Shoot a fleeing suspect in the back? Enjoy gen pop, cop. Same as...

There used to be a XDm 10 in a 5.25 inch barrel. I love mine. Try to find one used.

I would recommend you take them to the police department personally instead of leaving then for someone at the range. Then you can be sure where they went. Much better to be safe than sorry hanging ammunition off to someone.

I wouldn't trust anyone else's handloads. I've caught myself almost throwing a double charge on occasion only because I do a lot of double checking. Or finding a .38 special case that made it through my first round of sorting only to be caught because I always check the headstamp before I...