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I agree. While I try to buy American and support American workers when I can, if I really want something that I don't think is made here I will go across the water. I love my Saigas!

I like guns.......period. But like you I lean towards Rugers and guns made here.

POLL: When will the ammo shortage end? Not yet.

LC9 in the top pocket of my bibs.

Wow. That just reinforces my faith in Ruger. I guess I am more sold than I was before.

I agree Mayo. And a salesman, if he was serious about sales, will make sure a first time gun buyer leaves with "plenty" of ammo. As in, more than they will shoot in a lifetime. On armslist, I am seeing more and more people with overpriced ammo reposting it over and over because it isn't selling...

Cold and rainy. Gave the LCP the day off. Took a long look at the SR1911 and Bear Creek OWB holster but went with the LC9.

Maybe I should go on as many gun forums as possible and say it was terrible and turned my 9mm into a single shot. Then I would be able to find it again.

Beautiful day here. 100 rounds down range without a hitch. Not enough to declare a victory, but I am certainly willing to buy/shoot more of it.

I don't have the best magnet but it does not appear to stick to the bullet.

It probably will not be very accurate because I plan to turn my head when I pull the trigger. :D

Hardly a good "study" but I am going to shoot 100 rounds later today. I will report back if I am uninjured!

I used to feel that way Skip until somebody that has shot literally thousands of rounds of remanufactured ammo asked me a question. "What is the difference between factory loaded ammo and factory reloaded ammo?" I wouldn't buy from a guy with zip lock bags of ammo at a rummage sale, but the...

I had the chance to pick up some re-manufactured 9mm ammo pretty reasonably priced. The name on the box is TrajeTech and it is made in Newtown, Ohio. Anybody every used any of it?

Or maybe they are letting it trickle back in to keep demand and prices ridiculously high!

I think they are. Although it still stinks here, reports are coming in more and more of .22 long rifle and sometimes at prices you can afford.

I keep forgetting to post this, but for the last 4 to 6 months the three Walmarts I visit regularly have actual printed signs, not handwritten that say: WE DO NOT HAVE 22, 9MM, 357, 7.62, 38, 45, 40, 25 AMMO.

Good shooting. Good video. No Glocks in my safe....... ::)

Good for you. The LC9 is a keeper.

Sounds like a good time with a few nice guns. BTW, I am an awesome shot on the Internet.