Survival and Emergency Preparedness

I'm still loving my 365. I'm even considering a 322 if I find one local.
I have never been a Sig fan, but I know when a company gets it right.

Another instance of not enough guns. All those disarmed subjects just powerless victims to a criminal.

This is a risk with every single high output light. They can't give you 1,000+ lumens in a pocket size light without tremendous heat. I've seen surefire, stream light, olight, and many other brands melt gun cases and singe pockets.

Shoulda bought a Glock

I was a carry gun on the nightstand guy for years. Whether it was a G26, G43, PM9, 642, etc., it went on the nightstand when I went to bed. I've never been capacity queen so 5-10rds was plenty for me. Of course, I know how to shoot any gun I carry. When I moved the last time, I took a serious look a...

David wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 10:30 am I'm starting to wonder if I really need the Max

I've been carrying the P365 so much lately and it's not that much larger. Heavier than the Max though....

You certainly don't "need" it, but has that ever stopped you?

I made all our matches rimfire friendly and have been able to maintain probably 80% attendance. We shot most of 2020 and have been going strong since. Guns like the TX22, P17, G44, 502, etc. make it very easy to practice/train/compete just like normal. 8-10¢ a round is not great, but way better than...

Have to agree with Dave on this. The ammo to stockpile is the ammo you like.
If you shoot 40S&W, stocking up on 9mm would be pretty silly.
If you are recoil sensitive, buying 308 or 12ga "because they're popular" would not be very smart.

I'm still using my G17

TX22 I ran my Saturday night match as an IDPA classifier last week. I don't care much for IDPA as an organization, but their classifier is one of the most comprehensive standardized shooting tests available. I mix it in from time to time so my shooters can keep track of their overall skill level. We...