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Very interesting, and in some cases very technical, discussion so far. But no definitive declaration of the one and only correct choice is _____. :)

Yes, but shooting metal through the barrel so fast it doesn't have time to do any damage where my cleaning has plenty of time to wreck everything in its slow trek back and forth. :rolleyes: :oops:

And why? I'm looking at Dewey one piece cleaning rods. I think either brass or nylon coated would be the way to go to most protect the barrels while cleaning as opposed to bare stainless steel metal, but which and why? Or is there an even better as yet unnamed draft pick?

That while I could buy it debt free I could use that money and buy the 2026 handgun (a GP100 $845 OTD that I cheated and bought last week) and the 2026 long gun, not yet finalized but a few final contenders in the $1000 or so range and a really nice optic for the long gun, and starting ammo...

Look at Dewey one piece rods and add whatever else you need. https://deweyrods.com

Speed Beez for loading magazines (and revolvers) make it super easy and efficient. LOVE my Speed Beez stuff, especially the revolver boxes for taking to the range. LOVE them.

In a home entry, racking the slide announces to the bad guy(s) where you are located and what you are armed with. I luckily trained with someone who dispelled that Hollywood notion right away. Just slide that safety lever and let their realization be the flash and boom.

Well that's just going to blow their arm clean off and across the room so further aggression will be one-armed. I know this. Joe Biden confirmed it with his double barrel wisdom. :)

Myth #4, a good shot from a handgun is every bit just as good as a good hit with a shot of 00 buckshot.

Ordered the book "MidwayUSA the first 40 years" by Larry Potterfield.

We could easily afford them if we cut 100% of illegal alien spending, a good amount of "foreign aid" to basically enemies, excess pay and benefits to 535 leeches and a few other things.

Why are we talking about Obama here?

They weren't obsolete at all. What was obsolete was being lazy asses and mooring them all in a nice neat line when it had been clearly pointed out they needed to be randomly positioned in a large dispersed area and regularly moved to not be in the same spot too long. That and failing to act on...

That's the ships we have now in supersize. Not a battleship. Call it a Littoral Max or whatever and half the complainers wouldn't say anything. Put the idea on anyone other than DJT and the other half wouldn't say anything. A big can of nothing.

A Body on the Doorstep by Wingate. I'm liking it so far.

TMI

3# of Bullseye, speed strips, speed loader carrier and MTM boxes.

I confess. I know very little about it. I was going for funny. :)

I tried my new GP100. They asked if I was stupid. :-/

Just ordered a set of panels for my GP100 from Chig's Grips.