My beautiful Beretta 84BB Italian police trade in, Opinel No. 9, old ass Briar wood pipe, and full art reverse holo Skarmory

I wanted a Beretta 92 for a long time. I recently acquired an M9A1 and it’s been great!

Glock 19X, PMM threaded barrel with a Silencerco Omega 9K. ALG 6s mount with an Aimpoint T1 and surefire x300V.

Ruger 22/45 Tactical with a Silencerco Sparrow, X300V, Lobo RMR mount and Trijicon RMR.

Have fun and be safe out there!

The only thing left is a 3 position safety and an FRT ( one day they will make one…)
1. It’s a bit front heavy… should I go with the triangle stock instead?

2 ftf within the first 100 rounds, 1 fte at around 350, besides that she ran smooth like room temp butter!

PSA was advertising late model (aluminum frames) P38s. I bought one and received it today. The slide catch spring had jumped the slot but other than that, It's in pretty good shape. I snapped the catch spring back in the slot and it runs like a Swiss clock.

For bedside, in the safe, for how many guns, etc

I keep one hp in each with my bedside & carry pistol, all fmjs in spare magazines and ar magazines. It seems minimal but hollow points seemed expensive and I needed range ammo

The price of ammo is crazy these days. There was a time that a range day would cost what lunch at McDonalds cost. Not anymore. I'm curious how everyone/anyone trains now? I personally can't afford $70 range days every weekend,and that only gets me 4 x mags in an AR. Throw in a sidearm and it's more like $110 each time. Now,I've gotten both my daughters into it and that just triples the cost. How do you all do it? Mix in dry fire range time? I'm truly interested in how to get the best out of what I can afford.

I’ll complicate that more with I’m not a veteran. So I don’t have the tactical knowledge. I value training, but it’s gotten to where I can afford a class and a few range days a year or range time and no training. This isn’t to say the trainers are overcharging. Just that the dollar no longer stretches and I’m trying to find the right balance. Again, my costs are now threefold. Any thoughts or suggestions?

As the title says it’s built into the lower receiver and doesn’t work because it’s the same laser from 1994 does anyone know how or if I even can throw some new batteries in it if so what kind

Hello everyone! Been on the fence about the PDP and Echelon for a couple months now. It wasn’t until a couple days ago I saw the Echelon PRO that kinda made me lean towards it. I currently own 3 handguns 1 of which is my EDC (M&P 2.0 carry comp) and is my only striker fired pistol. I’m kinda looking for another EDC to carry on occasion. I know there’s gonna be some biased opinions but more the better!

I'm looking for a pistol to use with an IWB holster, so I'd prefer something compact rather than a full sized behemoth. For safety reasons, a decocker is a must for me.

I've already handled the following pistols, but neither was a good fit for me:

• CZ P-07: The slide release was difficult for me to reach.
• Beretta 92FS Compact: I couldn't get a secure grip on the pistol, and reaching the magazine release was awkward.

Control wise the Walther PDP hunter pro would be a great fit but no decocker since striker fired.

The possibility of mounting a red dot would be a plus but not a must

Thank you in Advance

Yall have any recs? Looking for some sort of purse for my wife’s bodyguard

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The smallest one that I know of which is HK p30sk is a little big compared, And to be honest. I hate the triggers

I know of two single actions.

The Smith& Wesson CSX E

Kimber Cds9

The FN reflex has an internal Hammer.

Double action guns I know in this size are 380 and I'm simply not interested in adding another caliber.

I'm just generally wondering if I'm missing one I Just don't know about it

I have a spare holosun 507k and I want to mount it on my benelli. The only mount I've seen is from chpws. Anyone done this to their shotgun?

https://chpws.com/product/benelli-m2-m4-to-holosun-eps-407k-507k-vortex-defender-ccw-ch-edc-edc-en-rmsc-max-hnt-r-max/