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I'm a fan of SP. We are in the process of purchasing acreage in Tx to hunt. I believe my nearest neighbor will be 3 miles down the road. I may try Hornady Tap this year. I'm getting older and the thought of tracking a deer a mile or so no longer is a fun as it used to be.

Definitely not now . This was BooBear. We lost her but she would have taken a bullet for me. Our new girl is just over a year and just now understanding visual and voice commands. A hundred and fifteen pounds of love.

I never cared for the AR-15 and prefer the AK. I turned 57 this year and now it's," Hey this is kinda cool." Maybe it's the ammo bans or maybe it's just the challenge of something new? I now have a few LGS call when they have a problem child.

My God I miss those days.

Nothing surprises me as of late.

Right on op !!!!!

I purchased the Girsan MC35 and had been wishing I bought SA35. RTG has cheap mags so after seeing your id like to pick one up.

So Hunter's layers are bringing up the 4473 being a legit question. So now the media has new marching orders. This will be interesting.

A clean Mak is a happy Mak. A very nice Mak btw.

I am horrible about that lately. The rush can't live without it and bang the feeling is gone.

You may wish to look at Versacarry. They are top notch people to deal with.

RIP Mr Buffett.

Just a mood I've been in lately. Went to an old friend's grave this week. We buried her 42 years ago . I hadn't been to that grave in 42 years and I still miss her like it was yesterday. For you LKL

I fell in love with the XD9. Then one day I decided it was time to purchase an AR and bought Springfield Armory Saint. Now I hang out here because nobody else likes me. 😂. Actually this forum is nice and mellow and that's appreciated in this crazy world.

Combat Armory has a billet ar lower and their stripped Glock 19 gen 3 lower for $65 shipped.

Each room has something.

I have a 75DB and I love it.

I love a Hi Power. I guess I'm showing my age group .

Looks very Nice op. In this day and age it's nice to mix life up a little with a new gun.

A backup piece comes in handy for these situations.