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$20 really isn't bad

I would LOVE to go to S&W.

In case anyone wasn't sure I don't know much about this round. I'll have to research. If this is what our military is using, do you thing we can expect it to become common for civilian use? Or, are there too many 223/5.56 already ?

Just a dimlight/nigh shoot recently for our agency. It was for brand new agents, but I had to go through because I missed the annual training when I was out with a broken foot We have always trained tap rack and roll for phase 1 malfunctions (failure to fire, no obvious jam). The instructors...

The slingshot method is grabbing the back of the side and puling it rearward then letting it go, like you were shooting a slingshot, vs putting your hand over the top and pulling it back

That's why I love the practical pistol at mine. Like you said, the competition adds a level of stress. Ours is only $5 to shoot. $ 3 if you want to shoot again (doesn't count towards the competition) and low round count (less than 20) with one required mag change. It's fun but stress...

That's awesome. I only get to do that once per year, when our agency does a "tac" shoot. I need to get back into the practical pistol shoot at my club, that's once a month and it's a difference course every month. It's not "training" and it's less than 20 rounds, but at least it's not a flat...

I have a few times going for a walk in my neighborhood. I live within the city limits, in a neighborhood. It's a very "diverse" neighborhood. My family is probably in the minority Never had an issue I do see folks in public from time to time. Personally, I love it, and would love to see it...

Looks like an awesome training. Those are some great drills

An M&P. One of the state agencies are going to those this years. Maybe an Echelon, or a Walther, or F&N.

Sounds good to me. I work for a law enforcement agency in PA. I'd love to not have to carry a Glock as my duty weapon

The only way it changed me, as others have said, is that it made me trust the media and government even more. Proud pure blood here, as well as everyone in my house. Myself and my oldest daughter each had it twicer, teas a mere cold/mild flue for a few days. Pretty much everyone I know that...

Any US Citizen 18 or over. That is generally accepted across the board as having all legal rights applied.

Becuase there is no constitutional, justifiable reason for it to not be. There's especaillay no reason for alcohol to be legal and not pot. Honestly, I'll take a pot head over an alcoholic any day. I HATE drug dealers. But we're talking about users, not dealers. I take the 2nd seriously...

Easy. Anyone 18 or over, that is a US Citizen. Pretty straight forward, and generally considered across the board that all rights apply. Felons? ALL Felons. With that being said, I would be far more harsh on sentencing, too. No dangerous felon should ever see the light of day again. Either...

All of this is silly. We're all gun guys and gals, right? We support the 2A right? I find it ridiculous that we are even debating this. I thought were all on the saame page taht "shall not be infringed" is pretty clear. In that case, of course pot users should be able to own firearms. It...

Let's hope they get this right

Liam Neeson very anti-gun. Haven't watched one of his movies in years

I have a Hellcat Pro. Great gun. I have thought about picking up an Echelon myself. I will say, my daughter has the Sig 365 and I dare say I actually like it a little better than the Hellcat. Now she has the smaller (normal original size) and I would need the bigger, but, I do think it's a bit...