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That's the biggest pot for chicken pot pie I've ever seen. Pot pie is one of my favs.

When I was working subway was a frequent stop, the one at the truck stop was open all night and I " could watch" them make my sammich. Never considered giving a tip for something I stood at the counter to order.

The next door neighbor to people that believe a gun has a mind of its own and kills are people who believe that a gun will protect them on its own.

I had a range session yesterday checking out the newly installed short trigger in my Ronin 9mm lightweight. It worked great. While there I decided to check the velocity on the ammo I am currently using. I haven't chronographed pistol ammo for many years since I blasted my Shooting Chrony...

After a little file and stone work. I got it installed. Feels better and no plastic.

I just read the courts opinion in this case, in it's entirety. I have not read the dissenting opinions. I thought it interesting that one of Hawaii's analogous laws from history was a Louisiana statute from 1865 that made it unlawful to carry a weapon on the plantation of another without the...

I have a Bulova Marine Star that I wear when I'm on the water. I don't think it's ever been in water over a foot deep. I wear a Hamilton Khaki Field every day. I looked at the Mil Ships watch at Bulova, it's a " tight" watch. It has a high end Japanese automatic movement and good to 200...

One of the best l.e. training I did was tactical emergency care class. CAT, Israeli bandages, packing, other essential items and the proper deployment of each. I still carry a "pfak+" in my go bag. And a SAM splint.

Perhaps someone took a shine to the pistol so they took it out on the range and fired it a few times, then packed it up and sent it to your ffl holder. Depending of course on who you purchased it from.

A short trigger for my Ronin and a couple of 9mm mags on sale.

I am armed because I don't know how not to be.

I have a Walther P 38 that my mom's cousin brought back. He was in the 82nd Airborn.

For those interested there is a book called "Training at the Speed of Life" two volumes.

Go out, do some strenuous exercise til your heart rate is up really high and you can barely catch your breath, your fine motor skills are gone, and your peripheral vision is narrowed. That is what simulates a 10+ pucker factor event. Now go shoot your drills.

Budget? There is no category for guns in a budget! It does not apply.

Take some of your points and add them to the other post about situational awareness and I think there's a good point. Somewhere. And above all remember cover and concealment are not the same thing.

It did good on the gel penetration, just wonder what it would do in the full test protocol. I haven't been to GT in years. Maybe I check and see if they accept honorably retired officer id for that police officer price. I see they have a store now in Houston too.

I have a Tx 1836 owb holster I carry my Glock 43 (extended Mags so the same as X). It's a pancake type leather with double leather top so reholstering is good. It holds tight to the body and conceals under a loose shirt tail. I wear a 511 trainers belt when I wear owb.

Yep, same boat, nothing I really need but I go with my son and grandson.

This same group had a show several months ago, same place. There was a few good tables. The line was long.