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The 9mm Bandwagon isn't * totally * about ammo cost . Getting everyone " Qualified " with fewer rounds and Man hours required is also a factor . ( While simultaneously having more than reasonable effectiveness. )

Sorry for your loss . The generic FMJ practice ammo currently retails $13 - $18 per box of 50 , premium duty / defensive ammo in 9mm , currently retails $20 - $25 per 20 rd box . ( or $35 - $ 45 per box of 50 )

Ehh . R.O. are on top of everyone enough l'm not concerned . What used to be my problem was trying to deliberately spread out my hits , because l was tired about arguing over how many shots went thru the ragged hole .

Used to be common knowledge.

When you Live in a Dorm on a College Campus , you are governed by the Contract that you voluntarily agreed and signed . You are governed by that contract. Not necessarily the rights you would have in an open market rental contract in the free world . You make the decision of balancing the...

I understand what you're saying, but l take the flipped viewpoint . Trigger control , and sight alignment absolutely can be , and usually are mastered thru dry fire . [ Annecdote - Back in the day , a friend of mine a few years younger than me , both from around the neighborhood , and...

I hear you . But for a majority of the overall population, it's the other way around . Indoor commercial ranges can exist in fairly densely populated areas , and longer range outdoor ranges are serious road trip . Yes , l know our hobby , and this Board skew rural . ( l elsewhere...

Firstly , their is a distinction between commercial ranges having a prepaid fee for a period of time being called a " Membership " vs a private club , not for profit , for the mutual benefit of the Membership. And even with the later , it's not unheard of to have a nominal fee for each range...

Bored SOT .

Already happened

That's true also . But school rules apply to on campus housing for students , in multiple regards .

Official Observer for biannual assignment realignment , for two days .

Cool ! That's certainly a Finite set of parameters. Albeit quite different from mine as a long time Revolver Guy . I don't obsess over capacity , and cylinder width , grip size , and overall frame size are also factors at least on par with OAL .

Union Meeting

I hear you . The flip side is that if students want to have full freedoms, and live how they wish, they are free to live off campus , in open market. School Housing , School Rules .

This one , the shooter was stopped by another student who was legally carrying . 12 states , it's legal to carry at colleges and universities. Having students and staff not be limited to helpless victims will Reduce such instances , both in frequency and severity . No reason for students...

Read the fine print of any housing contract , from any college .

No thank you . If you're so inclined a Mountain Gun is a cpl oz , and more importantly different balance in the hand . But if you're going to carry something that Size , and it's implied that you want .44 mag on purpose , commit to carrying a proper steel .44 mag , that's actually...

If you choose to carry heavy iron of that size ( not knocking it ) , you might as well have a proper big bore . And they are be very versitile with handloading ( which you will want to do anyway , for the $ ) .

Different strokes . As much sense as 3 inch K's make in theory , that's the one revolver / variant l can't warm up to . 2inch K - Extra Sweet 4 inch K - the yardstick 3 inch J - Sweet 2.75 Speed Six - Extra Sweet