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I'm carrying nothing today; working in a Federal facility. Can't even lock in the car in the parking lot. I think it is wrong, but I'm not going to risk a federal felony conviction.

I was also able to finally find the SR1911 also and allowed it to become my first 1911. It shoots great and is fun. With ammo availability and cost issues, I don't shoot it as much as my pocket guns; at PD ranges, it's not that hard to shoot out the target red with the first magazine, so I don't...

What's your advice on how to get started in reloading?

Nice calculator. Thanks for the link.

I haven't done any reloading, but holding on to the option of starting it one day. I've been recovering some of my spent brass to have a starter supply if I do spend the money to get into reloading. My objective would be to shoot more rounds for the money I spend on ammo. A minor value at this...

I was thinking about something the other day I hadn't seen discussed. I'm thinking through the potential value of mixing SD hollow points with FMJ rounds as a carry load. With multiple shots, maybe it would provide a combination of effects on an attacker with a combination of round expansion...

Shooting fish in a barrel. I hadn't seen that target before. LOL

First handgun: Smith & Wesson Model 10 38 Special First handgun owned: Ruger SP101 357 magnum First semi-auto handgun owned: SIG Sauer P226R 9mm

Thanks SkipD, got it now. I was viewing in TapTalk and overlooked there was a link there.

SkipD, what price range is the electronic model you referred to?

Planning to get a compact 9mm semi-auto. Candidates are: SIG P250 compact Glock 19 Beretta Px4 Storm Compact Stoeger 8000 (not sure if compact) Ruger SE9C

I forgot to add, my serial number is in the high 6xxx.

Mine has Been flawless too in 600 rounds of various types and brands of 9mm, much of it 115 gr.

I have the Nano and really like it. I started with the LC9 and really like everything about it except the trigger pull wears a blister on the bottom of my trigger finger (no comments please on get a callous). I find I can shoot the Nano more accurately with less practice than the LC9. I will...

I have the Nano. It shoots very accurate and easy to shoot. It's a little heavier than the LC9 but works for pocket carry. Trigger is OK- it takes less practice than the LC9 for me to shoot it well. There have been reports about needing 124 gr ammo. But I've has no problem with 115 gr .I'm happy...

Been using N82 for my LC9 and Nano when I don't pocket carry. I've liked it. I have one for my SIG P226, but don't carry the Sig much because of weight so I can't give a fair assessment on effectiveness for the full size use.