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9mm for the most shooters, I assume?

Honestly, one. It's a damn glock after all. :)

I've only got two or so nice holsters- i.e. holsters that I know hold the pistol well. They're all IWB, so my choice is easy. Unless I feel like pimpin' the Uncle Mikes. That urge hasn't hit yet.

Gotta give them points on their shooting- great job. And remember not to blame the equipment!

Here's my story about finishing an 80% lower... and some of the tips I noticed along the way. This little project started life as a H2 Targets billet 80% lower and their jig/drill bit kit. I'm happy to say that I didn't need to modify their jig kit to fit the billet lower (i.e. around the...

And enough alcohol to keep things fun, or violent.

Can't tell after I shoot them. Rifle for versatility and distance- .308 is all I've got on hand. Everything else is a light weight .22 cal. Rifle for fun of reloading and the interest it draws at the range- .221 Fireball. Really neat little thing. Reloadable Pistol... 9mm if I've got to...

"Golf combines two favorite American pass times... long walks and beating things with a stick" -Mark Twain (I think- I didn't bother to authenticate that quote because this is the internet)

Like you guys, I used to play a lot in college and for about five years after. Then I had a couple of kids and my clubs are rusty and covered in sawdust. I made my last set of clubs- some of the best I had even. Let me know if an outing comes together. I'd try to make it up for that...

I've read different opinions, I'm not sure it's any one thing- the truth is probably somewhere in between. Some say the first round burns some of the oxygen in the can, so there's less to burn and contribute to the pop on second and later shots... gunpowder has oxygen in the compound, so it...

Ok- never mind the "almost" part. I'm the same.

Almost exactly the same, except that my loaded ones are pretty easy to get to.

It's not to late to say three Hail Marys and buy a case of ammo.

Ok... so setting is just after midnight and the claymores start exploding. Ready... Go!

Gotcha. I'm assuming the setting is true wilderness- someplace that you are not likely to be able to find man made items like old cans/bottles/etc. Really any metal object.

If they weren't so tightly regulated, I firmly believe they'd be hanging on the hooks in a blister pack next to the cheap scopes. They should be made of light weight polymer and you just throw it away after a few hundred rounds or over heating it... and then go buy a replacement...

Just three? I had a hard time narrowing it down to 10, much less three. I think I'd have to deal with the basics- food, water, shelter. Give me my Seibert knife, a freaking propane torch (peizo ignition), and a two or four quart pot. There are about 300 other things I'd like to have. Given...

Good plan for sure- I just got a .300BLK upper and will be doing something like that. Although probably with some low-class duct tape.

Just kidding... I was going through boxes under the reloading bench and found an unopened box from DSG. It had 20 FDE windowed PMAGs in it. I wish I had a picture of the look on my face when I opened it. It was something like "dammit- wait, ok I'm pretty happy about this" I'd forgotten...

25 mags? :cautious: