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Excellent video, and an innovative way to simulate an injury.

I found mine on Gunbroker.com back in October. Perhaps you could find one there?

No, it isn’t. The XD and XDM lines have their own specific frames and slides. They can can be changed within their own lines, but they can cross into each other’s line.

Having lived for a year in DST back in the 1970's, I prefer standard time, instead.

Or the fourth gun.

First of all, well done. One of my NYC stories happen not too long after 9/11. I was on the A train from what is lovingly call "Up State Manhattan down to the West Village. It becomes an express line after a certain stop, so I decided to "rest my eyes." At Columbus Circle, I opened my eyes...

I remember one article about the XDe. One. There are several on YouTube.

I dislike the Mod 2 version for two reasons: 1. No interchangeable back strap. 2. The grip texture feels slippery in my hand. I also prefer my 4 inch model to the 3.3 inch version. And I have no problems securing the grip safety when shooting the gun.

Hm. That article read like an ad for Magpul to me.

Speaking from my experience: I once had to place myself between the day camp kids I was in charge of, who were being shuffled away from the scene by fellow camp counselors, and a crazy person wielding a butcher’s knife. The only things I had with me were my then-six years of martial arts...

Those who are skilled in using both guns and knives, as well as a deep enough understanding of self defense and street survival are much better prepared than those who don’t, in my opinion.

That sounds like either the Empire State Building incident or the Times Square one.

I know of two such incidents in NYC that were reported by NY1 some years ago. One near the Empire State Building (there was video) and one in the Broadway district in which the attacker shot by the police was known by a friend on mine. In both incidents, bystanders were shot. Come to think of...

Lest we forget, both ends of some impact weapons make great thrusting weapons to certain parts of the body.

Frankly, I prefer the 3.8 9mm, then the 5.25 in both 9mm and 10mm. In reference to your question, I prefer the 5.25 10 mm slightly over the 4.5 for shooting the super- hot loads like the Buffalo Bore 220 gr. But I prefer the 4.5 10mm for concealed carry over the 5.25 10mm. Yes, I carried each to...

So I went to my LGS looking for 9mm , 10mm, and/or 300BLK ammo, yesterday. They still didn’t have any. But they did have an XDM 10 4.5 on display. Yes, it followed me home. 😃😃😃 Yes, I now have both the 5.25 and the 4.5. I rationed out some of the 10mm ammo I have and took it to the range, today.

I did not get the three plates when I bought mine. Instead, I got a card with a url where I can choose one plate, for free, and would have to buy the other two. That was disappointing.

I’m gonna be that guy, y’all. I think the better comparison would have been the compact’s big Sistah - 3.8 19+1 - instead of his big Brothah. That being said, this is one compact I will investigate more. Love me some XDM’s.

Four days in, and it's become my favorite handgun; which is saying something since I own two other Xdm's and a 4.0 Xds, all in 9mm, my favorite cartridge...until the 10mm. :D

Yes. Yes. Yes. The way I see it, Brookie was trying to warn Bridgette that they were both about to be Big Cat food.