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Personally i would carry and leave my weapon locked in my car and not tell anyone. The chances of anyone finding out is very slim. You just don't know when you might need it on the way to work or on your way home.

It used to be that DOW chemical did random checks (since people actually drive ...

Mel wrote: Wed Jun 25, 2025 10:05 pm As much as I love our Governor and as much as I love DST, I don't like the idea of having a different time from surrounding states!

We already do, and that won't change. New Mexico is on Mountain Time.

1. That part about "Right of the People" goes right over his head.
2. I wonder if he even knows that he is part of the militia, according to 10 USC 246.

I used one of these to tame some front strap serrations:
https://wilsoncombat.com/frontstrap-checkered-blue.html

Personally, I'm not big on finger grooves.

In the 1980's I had a warrant officer who was from Haiti. The Army had a mission there, and he was approached for the assignment. He said something like, "I worked very hard to get out of there. I do not wish to go back."

Did you use a micrometer or calipers?
When did you last calibrate your micrometer or calipers?

82 feet is really close to 25 meters. Still, about half of the 50 meters I recall as the maximum effective range I was taught for M1911/M1911A1.
The article smells like AI.

Factory .38 Special 148-grain wadcutter loads tend to be very good target loads. They are normally loaded to low velocity
("mid-range"), often around 700 feet per second.
It's mild in recoil and report, it tends to be accurate, and it makes clean, easy-to-score holes in targets. It's also easy to ...

I recently put together a case annealing machine for rifle brass (Bean Machine v3), and put a coule of hundred cases through it over the weekend.
It works nicely for '06 and .308. It's not yet perfect with .223. It still requires a little tinkering on one of the parts I made. Even with that, it ...

For carry rounds, I'm more concerned about the feeding reliability and performance of the bullet than I am about the case finish. I've never had a feeding or extraction problem that I would attribute to a case being plated or unplated. I don't seek out nickel cases, but won't reject them either.
For ...

A friend of mine flew them in the Army, but he pronounced "Chinook" rudely. The forum safe version would be "Stuff-hook".

The DVG series is a little smaller in the grip, front-to-back, in part due to being striker fired vs the hammer fired CPX's.
I've put a few boxes through a CPX with no hiccups. Worst issue for me: My trigger finger gets beat up by the trigger guard in firing. It's noticeable after a couple of ...

Dogs attack woman, shots fired in defense.

Dogs ambushed a woman walking her dog. The dogs were chased off by an armed man working nearby, who fired at the dogs. A human body was found near the scene, possibly killed by the dogs. Pending autopsy.

Three dogs were later caught and euthanized ...