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22WMR?

I missed out. Who did he take advantage of and how?

couldn't*

I love Lucky Gunner. As for me and mine, we carry HST or Golden Saber.

Great... some consider anxiety/panic attacks a "mental illness" while others don't. I'm sure there will come a day where they include it on firearm purchase limitations.

Thread #2 or 3 on this? I can't keep up

I'm sure it will sell well lol. I was toying with the idea of starting out doing small batch (1 gal kit) to see if I like it. However, the extract for the IPA I want to do is $25, and will only make 8 bottles; I can buy 12 bottles of that beer for $20 from Kroger so I can't justify it outside of...

Any of you codsacks make your own brew?

With that 3.6" barrel, 102gr Golden Sabers would be an awesome choice.

@WyldeDime @Rwjeter Apparently this one comes with a light 4lb trigger according to various reports, including Jerry Miculek. He has a video of it in action on his FB.

Really? They've never bothered me and I'm picky as hell on guns. I hate XD's just because they're ugly all around lol. Bore axis looks like a Hi-Point with a Bachelor's degree.

They are offering one without the thumb safety as well. I'm honestly considering picking one up for my wife.

Extra safety measure for the worrisome/nervous new shooter. With that many safeties...Sharon Goldstein will stay strapped in the Honda Odyssey, the Roswell soccer meets, etc. She's ready if a motherfucker tries her at Publix!

I think they will sell well for the female first-time buyer market, and those with physical limitations. I would assume that is a majority of who S&W had in mind when they designed this. After letting them [first-time female buyers] try out our various rentals- I would say 6 out of 10 opt for...

https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2018/2/5/smith-wesson-introduces-mp380-shield-ez-pistol/

I agree...it's definitely more comfortable than a Glock. As far as supporting multiple calibers- like jeter said in the original post...for the cost, you're not far from having another quality gun in entirety. When I buy a gun, I don't buy it based on whether or not I can convert it to another...

Nope...you're not alone. They sat on our shelf for months collecting dust, but as soon as the Army acquired it- they sold like hotcakes. Its ergos are no where near hK or Walther standards, but they're decent. It was nothing extraordinary to shoot, it's just another dime-a-dozen polymer striker...