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    Classic car enthusiasts step right in

    I I Started driving my classic (1995 Ford F-150) quite a bit and started having “issues” and got frustrated and sold it last year. Might have been another mistake for me! Great truck!
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    NRA 2.0: Changes are Underway

    Thanks for posting the video, Shanneba. It has been a long haul, but things at the NRA are changing. I have read on various forums people posting that they had quit the NRA and might rejoin when Wayne was gone. I have also seen posts where folks were withholding donations to the NRA ILA until...
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    The characters of The Armory life.

    I wish they made those in bigger sizes. 😂
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    S&W 637-2 Airweight

    The problem I see with it that the hammer may make pocket carry difficult.
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    Discussion: Why I EDC the RDP

    Thanks for the link, Mike. I know I am an oddball, not one of the cool kids, but no striker fired for me, no matter what catchy phrase they use to name them.
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    Discussion: Trapping to Protect Your Homestead

    Thanks for the article, Mike. I agree with Talyn. Beavers are largely beneficial.
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    My new EDC.

    I like the PX4. Great shooting pistol!
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    Deciding on new EDC

    You may want to take a look (and try shooting, if possible) at Beretta’s PX4 Compact Carry from Langdon Tactical. Hammer fired like 1911 but DA/SA with a very nice trigger. Fifteen round mag, and concealable with a good holster. Good luck with your search, and thanks for letting us help spend...
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    Holster for edc

    Welcome to the forum, JShep! For me Personally, hybrid holsters work best. A lot depends on an individuals body type. When I carry OWB, it is almost impossible for me to not have the gun “printing,” usually pretty badly. Mostly, I carry a S&W 642 in a Mika pocket holster. It makes a bulge...
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    DA/SA Mythbusters

    I prefer DA/SA too. Thanks for the videos guys.
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    New Member

    Welcome to the forum, Bear103!
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    Straight Talk About Reloading In Gunfights

    Thanks for the link, Anni. Interesting read.
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    Rough Night, Goodbye Good Dog

    So sorry, Cliff.
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    Surviving Civil Unrest is an Unfortunate and Necessary Skill These Days

    Thanks, Talyn. I have lived a good while and only been stuck one time in a crowd while in my vehicle. Fortunately, it wasn’t a violent crowd and I was able to drive over a curbed median and go the other way. I was really glad I was in a vehicle high enough to get over the curb. It was an old...
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    Two Best Survival Books I've Read

    I loaned my old Boy Scout Handbook to a friend who was building a bow. I never got it back. I have my son’s handbook but don’t think it is nearly as good. I like Les Stroud too. I have watched a bunch of his videos.
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    Discussion: What You Should Carry in Your Range Bag

    I keep it very simple, even simpler than the writer. Instead of tape and a stapler, I just use big binder clips. I think they are quicker and easier, besides being reusable. If something breaks, I quit and go home.
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    Back to the range...finally!

    Good shooting Bella. Maybe it is contagious. I haven’t been shooting for a while either.
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    June 21, 1788 U.S. Constitution ratified

    Thank you, Shaneba. When I was in school back in the age of the dinosaurs I wasn’t very interested in history. My interest has increased over the years and now I find history fascinating. I wish people “these days” would do a better job honoring our Constitution and Bill of Rights. What...
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    I don’t get it.

    My dad had a phrase that might apply: “Some people have more money than they have sense.” There is a tendency to want the latest and greatest, but the latest is not always the greatest!
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    Dry firing

    Sometimes, but I prefer following bc22wm’s lead.
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