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Tuck it up under the baseplate of the mag.

Base hit!

Sounds like you have a thing or two to learn about baseball.

This the baseball game?

If it were a range toy I wouldn't care, for a self-defense gun I sure prefer it.

My thoughts exactly. It seems like Ruger has some "non-gun" folks in decision making positions in R&D. They hear all of the 10mm love, but fail to understand why, or it's best application. 10mm in their American would have been really interesting. It would have also probably set a record for...

Until CZ figures out a way to cram it into their SP-01 steel framed pistol. :) And what about my welcome?

I don't want it in a revolver. I'll stick with .44 mag here. http://www.ruger-firearms.com/products/superRedhawkStandard/specSheets/5524.html

4.5 slow miles

Ruger LC9s Pro with a High Noon Mr. Softy holster. I've been a fan of these holsters for quite a while. The Ruger has been flawless reliability wise, and shoots very well too. It's thin enough for year round carry, even if you're not very "husky".

It looks good to me, except for the trigger guard. Needs to be all one thickness, the bulbous end looks wonky.

Bad ass!

I dig the dimensions of the frame, even more if it were the adult size 17 instead of the child size 19. It' needs some anodizing though...shiny..ick.

Nope, haven't looked at those.

Yeah, that's down the road a bit, but I'm pretty sure that'd be the best route to go.

I think I'll end up going with one of the OSS "flow through" style cans when I get a 30 cal. It'll mostly be used on autos (5.56 and .308) and they really help you keep from getting gassed out.

I wish I could buy one as simply and quickly as I could purchase a house.

Cross training/for the lolz.

5.8 miles of hills.