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In VA we can use it for hunting specific pests. No deer hunting and no lights on cars. And don't you dare to hunt Sunday.

Caveat: The map might not correctly showing the red and green states... read your own state. For example, I just glanced and saw Alabama in Green, but reading the text it says: "Night Hunting: Not Allowed, it shall be unlawful for anyone to use or possess any device as a predatory call during...

This made me do a search about artificial light hunting laws: https://securelyfe.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041469474-Night-Hunting-Laws-USA

That's an interesting thought. One of my HS friends got hit by a car. Luckily the paramedics insisted to take her to ER, where they found and removed the ruptured spleen and sutured her up. She lives to this day.

I was thinking 80's to now. 40 years of guns. Are those WWII guns still around? Functional and in use, not as museum pieces? And for each and every one of those remaining ones, isn't there a few new pistols around of them (because they are owned by gun collectors)? OT: Seems like Afghanistan...

Good article. I have looked hard at them before buying the Hellcat. If they would be made with stacked 13 round magazines, they would be definitely something that I would buy. PS: That bobbed hammer... looks so silly.

I was thinking more on the effects of the two best gun salesmen of the 2000's - Obama and Biden. When was a time when literally could not find guns and ammo? Only now the situation relented a bit and still you can't get everything one would want. Maybe there lots of wheelies out there. But I...

Population increased. New generations buy new guns. Last decades that's probably a lot of plastic fantastic.

I would say the 9mm pistols are the largest number. That is based on the ammo sales numbers reported by manufacturers. Guns that are not used? IMO they have no bearing on this discussion. They might be rusted, locked and forgotten away in safes, returned in buy-back programs... or boating...

Stop with suggestions! Might happen to read this forum! :ROFLMAO:

If she says so, they must be doing a good job!

Biden be like "hold my beer ice cream".

I was affected by the huge data breach of the federal personnel system (OPM). All of my personal data and wife's, kid's (SF-86) ended up... probably in China. I wasn't even working for them, just applied for clearance for my job...

Next time when I go at the range I'll take a pair of actual nitrile gloves that I use also on my cars when I need to "feel" things. This way I will see if is the substances or the mechanical shock that makes my hand itch.

I use them for working on my cars, but I feel they might be too thick for shooting a micro pistol like Hellcat or P365XL.

I don't know. I think it's hard to remove it without destroying it, just for a test. Oh, well... maybe they'll open again the gun rentals at my range to test it with another one. They close them off because of COVID - they could not bleach clean the guns, between rentals, without leaving marks.

Might be. I have added Hogue HandAll Grip Sleeves because I felt like my Hellcat and P365 were too small for my hands. I might have a reaction to that rubber... haha, I said rubber.

Only if I need to see very small things... like the 9mm bullets :ROFLMAO: I was told a few decades that some activity is dangerous... now I have to pay.

I don't know what that is, but it kind of makes sense. I'll ask Google :ROFLMAO:

I need to start wearing them gloves. After each shooting session I start to have itching palms, especially the dominant hand. I wonder if I have started to develop some kind of allergy to gunpowder residue? Add that to my cat and dust allergies :ROFLMAO: