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When the original came out I was really interested in getting one, but I'm in Colorado and they have a 30rd mag limit and the mags are not available in any other format. So I shopped around and settled on a Ruger carbine 9mm. I waited to see if Springfield would widen the market with a lower...

I never really liked the m-16. The M16-A1 was the only rifle we had during my service of 9+ yrs. I wanted one in the toolbox because I knew it best. That said, I got to fam-fire a M14 once. I was part of a barracks unit and we had them for ceremonial duties. After just the 1st round, I had that...

When I came off active duty I had a list of defensive tools I wanted. The AR-15 was on that list. Not because I liked the platform all that much, but because of almost a decade of training, qualifying, and knowing the general maintenance of a M16A1. It was years until I was able to check it off...

I thought it was a situation posing a question made with no actual answer by the article's end. I know it could have included more to tighten up the story, but I thought it left too much out, and then the article went off (mostly) elsewhere.

So does having ****. Most women have that advantage.

I like the grip safety, one plus that I considered with the XDm Elite .45.

I have two suggestions I would recommend. 1. "My Armory" app. You can find it on the Apple App Store. Free, no requirement to have information anywhere other than your personal iPhone (think there's a android also), or computer(s). It's got a load of information you can track. You can physically...

Good information, if it works. I'll give it some serious practice. Especially with a sub-compact. The sub-compacts are my low-left nemesis.

150 years ago, people didn't have classes, and open carry was widely the way of life if one wanted. Not everyone did open carry, but they could when they wanted or needed. That's an important choice. Hell, before that you could have a cannon if you could afford it, or a Gattlin Gun. Carrying a...

Sadly, in my state (Colorado) and many (too many) others this is unavailable. Hell in Colorado they are trying to make gas operated "removable" magazine firearms illegal. Currently, the bill has been modified to require government approval, paid training, registration, and of course there's our...

Doesn't look like much of anything new. Color options, and a shorter barreled model. Maybe something more is in development. I'd like to see some added emphasis toward the 10mm caliber. Maybe (fingers crossed) in the Echelon platform. That said, love SA.

Thanks for the reply. I’ll have to reconsider with Midway. I’m still waiting on a suppressor for my Hellion but once I get it (damn ATF) I’ll need a quantity for soaking. Walmart was showing a great deal on multiple quart sized, but I can’t justify buying a case even at the price right now. Stay...

Not I, and Amazon has been the worst. Lucky to get 1/2 the product still in the bottle.

Thanks, and I know I can find it at numerous places online. However, it seems that 95% of the time I order online a liquid it's delivered leaking, so I just don't try anymore.

I just sent an email to Lucas Oil asking why I can't find this locally anymore, and that it's been months (here in Colorado). I really like their products and hate switching once you find a great one.

Can't seem to find any of the bore cleaner/solvent locally anymore. It's as if Sportsman Warehouse and Cabela's has stopped carrying it or can't restock it. Shipping through Amazon or WalMart is available, but I ALWAYS get leaking packages from them with liquids. Can't seem to find any news...

I have no need, it's been filled, for a 9mm 10 round (Colorado has a 15 round limit). Sure it's a cheaper option for some, but the niche IMO is limited. Wish they would focus on a new niche like a 10mm Echelon which would be much larger (again) IMO.

Springfield 1911-a1 MilSpec .45, not what I walked in to buy as my first, but the Jarhead behind the counter preached why I should for what I wanted. After jumping through BS government paperwork hoops, and missing a sale, I was right back at the shop 1 day after the government declared "oops...

Call their customer service. I asked about the difference and the non-titanium version was recommended. Honestly, exactly why I don't remember. I do believe durability had something to do with it, and heat. GL Waiting on mine.

You sure seem (think) to know what "a lot" of people know, and what "training" they require. Do you think I need this training you mention? If so why would you assume so? What gives your "impression" any weight over other people you don't know (though claim you do)? The biggest mistake a lot...