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Also Black Hill's Honey Badger rounds are amazing looking with their broadhead design, more more cutting through than expanding.

Probably once a month or so. Usually 50-100 rounds depending on timing and the like. I also try to work on some dry fire techniques the rest of the time. Once it gets nicer out, looking to bump up to every week or two.

Patrick McNamara's TMACs is awesome. His training videos with the 10th Mountain Division are great (mag change drills, malfunctions training, etc). Chris Sajnog has a ton of great, short videos out on YouTube as well as on his own site. Also, like above: Honest Outlaw, Warrier Poet Society...

It's a cool idea. I checked the map when I got their e-mail this morning, but none near me.

The situations vary, personal preference and style. For me, 9mm is cheaper and seems to be easier to find when looking. They're smaller so you can fit more in a mag (depending on your state). There's less recoil usually with them so perhaps better for newer or casual shooters. Military Beretta...

That was an amazing shot. Though he himself mentioned that in all his years of teaching students he would tell them to not go for the head shot first. In this case there were other people moving around, he waited an extra second or two for a clear shot, and the head was the best shot he felt...

Thanks for the promo contest.