Went to the range yesterday with a buddy and got to fire his Canik TP9SA. I found out that I'm cross dominate. left hand, right eye.
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icehog3 09:34 AM 05-31-2019
Originally Posted by 8lug:
Went to the range yesterday with a buddy and got to fire his Canik TP9SA. I found out that I'm cross dominate. left hand, right eye.
Better than being a cross dresser. Mark?
:-)
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Steve 10:12 AM 05-31-2019
A couple new additions to the family...
Not necessarily a fan of Taurus, but I picked this up for a
really good price and figured what the heck. Shoots really nice actually.
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Put this together for the annual .22 match at the hunt club this year. Last year Boo was out gunned shooting my old Henry Golden Boy against all the 10/22s. NOT this year!
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One of the guys at the club brought some suppressors, that little rifle LIKED the suppressor!
Boo having some fun with one of the "toys" the suppressor guy brought.
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
Better than being a cross dresser. Mark? :-)
it was supposed to be our secret
:-)
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icehog3 07:15 PM 05-31-2019
Originally Posted by 8lug:
it was supposed to be our secret:-)
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Got a 9mm Sig P226 legion. 200 rounds later and I'm hooked. Another slippery slope.
:-)
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bonjing 09:51 AM 06-10-2019
Originally Posted by 8lug:
Got a 9mm Sig P226 legion. 200 rounds later and I'm hooked. Another slippery slope. :-)
Nice purchase! Have fun feeding that thing.
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Gabe215 04:37 PM 06-10-2019
Just bought a Canik TP9sfx, love it!
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Brian D. 08:53 PM 07-31-2019
Bought a new and tough to find Ruger Wrangler .22 LR single action revolver today. Range trip tomorrow.
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Brian D. 08:28 PM 08-05-2019
The Wrangler works fine and I can shoot it pretty well outdoors in the sunlight. Those small sights inside, not so much.
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Picked up a new FN recently. Ran a couple hundred rounds through it and she seems to be great. Only thing I don't like it the muzzle brake. It has three prongs and it sounds like a tuning fork when you fire it.
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bonjing 01:43 PM 08-24-2019
Originally Posted by Brian D.:
The Wrangler works fine and I can shoot it pretty well outdoors in the sunlight. Those small sights inside, not so much.
Hoping to jump on a bronze one if they ever make it out to my local shop. Man I miss the range
:-). Not sure if I want to drop the coin on this or a ruger super redhawk
:-)
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Brian D. 08:57 AM 09-16-2019
Amazing how inexpensive .40 caliber trade in handguns have gotten. Yesterday I picked up a full size, like new M&P for $220 + tax. Crazy.
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icehog3 09:34 AM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by Brian D.:
Amazing how inexpensive .40 caliber trade in handguns have gotten. Yesterday I picked up a full size, like new M&P for $220 + tax. Crazy.
Glut in the market, or is it a less desirable caliber these days?
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Ashcan Bill 10:05 AM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Glut in the market, or is it a less desirable caliber these days?
I think it's both. It was a caliber that never really caught on with the general public and apparently a lot of police departments are recycling them now.
I remember when the .40 came out and wondering
why?
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Brian D. 02:37 PM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by Ashcan Bill:
I think it's both. It was a caliber that never really caught on with the general public and apparently a lot of police departments are recycling them now.
I remember when the .40 came out and wondering why?
As you probably remember, a big ballistics study was done by the Justice Dept./FBI after that shootout in Miami that left four of their agents dead, and others wounded. (Do I have those numbers right?) Didn't matter that there were tactical and operational problems at fault too, they blamed the 9mm and .38/.357 guns and ammo.
End result, they decided that the 10mm was the new go to. Then re-decided that the round was too long, and full powered loads, too powerful. Hence, the .40 S&W became the new king.
The rest of the story has been laid out already, I'm feeling like a windbag at this point, sorry.
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Steve 03:24 PM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by Brian D.:
End result, they decided that the 10mm was the new go to. Then re-decided that the round was too long, and full powered loads, too powerful. Hence, the .40 S&W became the new king.
I like 10mm. It's my goto woods pistol.
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Brian D. 05:41 PM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by Steve:
I like 10mm. It's my goto woods pistol.
Oh yeah, I have a Glock model 20 for trips to places like the Smoky Mountains. I ain't hunting bears, wild boar, and mountain lions, but if they hunt me it's game on.
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icehog3 07:13 PM 09-16-2019
Originally Posted by Ashcan Bill:
I think it's both. It was a caliber that never really caught on with the general public and apparently a lot of police departments are recycling them now.
I remember when the .40 came out and wondering why?
Gracias, Bill and Brian.
Funny, my department (which I retired from in 2017) went from Glock 9mm to Glock 40s right after I left.
:-)
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Brian D. 07:20 AM 09-17-2019
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Gracias, Bill and Brian.
Funny, my department (which I retired from in 2017) went from Glock 9mm to Glock 40s right after I left. :-)
Were they afraid you wouldn't be able to handle the recoil of the .40 caliber, icehog? Very considerate of 'em to wait!
:-)
You walked into that one sir!
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