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Yes these have been in developement for a couple of decades.

Remeber the police are the civilian market. This is not something that they need.

Right arm of the free world. Wouldn't it be awesome if Springfield started making them?

Thanks for posting this great video. The shotgun has always been my go to longarm for defensive purposes. I have an M1A and Scout and and FAL, I'll even admit to an AR (but it's in .300 Blackout). However all of those are going to be left in the safe if I have to grab one long gun to deal...

Before I bought my Scout I did a bunch of research and saw several forum posting in various places stating that the 16" Socom just wasn't quite reliable. The muzzle being too close to the gas port, while the Scout seemed to be just far enough away to work reliably. I can say my Scout has never...

Cleaning and maintaining my weapons is relaxing for me. Also it means if I need it I'm not worried about it functioning because I know it will.

I have three Berettas, two work just fine, the Cheetah has some issues, not sure if it's magazine related or not yet.

My personal experience has been the following: ETS: I've owned two Glocks, neither one worked. So I'm a bit biased. Mec-Gar: I have had bad luck with their aftermarket magazines for 1911s. McCormick: The magazines I carry daily in my 1911 and have for 25+ years. Metalform: They seem to work...

I bought mine back in the early 90s, it was cheaper then. However I'd buy another if I had to replace it. Also it's been doing a great job for almost 30 years, so more than worth the price.

I've been using the Sypderco Tri-Angle sharpener followed by a leather strop since the 90s and gotten great results. https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details/204MF/Tri-Angle-Sharpmaker-reg-/77

I did some time in a MI unit in the military and that unit was a complete and utter charlie foxtrot. At Battalion, Brigade, Division level it's not the government but the military making use of their military intelligence units.

I personally prefer the weight of a steel frame gun. I'd be happy if S&W would go back to making them like this again. Forged steel frames, high polish blue. No stupid lock. Technically no gun could/should be rated for +P+ since there is no SAAMI standard for it. SAAMI only recognizes +P.

I see your S&W 66 and I raise you a S&W 13 3"

Excellent point, I shall stick to my 1911 then.

Liberal now seems to mean: "Sit back and let the government do everything for you [badly], after all we know what's best for you."

If only they made the Hi Power in a single stack .45 ACP, then it would be the finest pistol ever created.

Hey you! I'll have you know I served in Military Intelligence when I was in the Army. To say Military Intelligence is an oxymoron is an insult to hardworking decent oxymorons everywhere. MI is a complete and utter Charlie Foxtrot.

Those are some ridiculously priced backpacks By any backpack you like and put a Tactical Scorpion level IIIA body armor soft plate in it, look on Ebay. They are surprisingly inexpensive. A 10x12 rectangle is $60, buy three and they are only $55 ea. They are also very effective. I purchased a...

Unfortunately you lose me with three items: polymer frame scandium slide proprietary trigger -My personal preference is for all metal frame guns, preferably steel, but I do like my P220. -Again I prefer a nice steel slide. I look forward to seeing the recoil system you would have to invent to...

Yup right at the front of the base plate. Were you doing reloads at slide lock prior to this? Letting it fall to the ground during reloads? How many reloads through the magazine would you estimate?