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Post it notes are a great idea. No printing. Also, a minimum five shot groups.

Sure, as long as it's 25 yards and in for pistols. That's as far as I can go at my local.

So Ruger has given up before starting. Why am I not surprised. "the odds are so low of one company getting it" lol....if you produce Ruger quality it is.

The bolt is enormous for a 9mm.

Both sides as far as my baby soft desk jockey hands could tell. It didn't take a lot of rounds to get it too hot to touch.

No, not really. Double tapped 20 rounds. If you rapidly dumped mags through it, there's no way in hell you'd put your hand there.

It depends on the scenario I guess. A .22 rifle would be great if you weren't too worried about other people. A 9mm carbine for a good middle of the road option. As a purely wilderness survival gun I'd choose a 20 gauge with a variety of ammo.

Definitely an 80 pound draw.

The ol' gal in purple has a couple warheads about to go off.

Meeting at 615 in Decatur at the Victory for a 5-7 mile run. Be there.

Interesting fact. Since hp bullet possession is illegal outside of your home or if you are not going hunting or fishing, a burglar can be charged with illegal possession of a hp bullet if they are shot while breaking into a home, and the bullet does not exit. It has happened.

I circled the area that gets damned hot.

Yeah, I have a few 30's and the two 2o's that came with the gun.

Getting a CC license is next to impossible unless you're in the mafia or friends with Christie. I suppose there might be a tiny slice of value for an small minority of people.

This is a common misconception, but it's absolutely false. You can absolutely possess hp ammo in your home, to and from the range/hunting/fishing (firearms code 2c subsection F). I was actually arrested in NJ on a charge of possession of HP ammo. I could prove I was in the process of going...

I can't think of a state where hp's are illegal.

I truly like the 240 series Volvo Wagons. They excel at being a car in most every way...especially the important parts. They aren't exciting, but they're functional and reliable as the sunrise.

Here it is in it's current configuration.

The KAK comes with the adapter. I bought the whole thing together with the shockwave blade for $120.

8 miles