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Well, it took a bit, but made it to Missouri. Miss family and friends but no longer in the hell that is IL

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Exactly. I wish .38 was same price as factory 9mm

30-40 yrs ago, I wouldn’t have been caught dead with more than one box of 9mm. (For my Blackhawk convertible) now days it’s a thing and almost hate to admit it is useful and makes sense

Welcome. Been looking at possibly relocating to MO, Kirksville makes most sense at this point for family and job stuff.

I’ll try the readers digest version. I have a commemorative M9 that I’ve shot and do not plan to get rid of. Being as I have an old set of eyeballs, I opted to have the front sight milled for fiber optic. The process didn’t go as planned. Things happen. The original slide was spoiled. Not mad...

Welcome Jerry

I emphasize with the hip. Had my left one replaced end of November. Helped a lot. Now I wake up for different reasons

Right, wrong, indifferent, I’ve saved myself a lot of grief the past decade or so by hitting dead middle on load data recipes when a big and low is present, this has been fine for sub of magnum primers in lieu of standard as well. But your loads can’t be optimized for accuracy?!!? Probly not...

The Ed Brown trade in is an awesome deal. I used it and glad I did. The more mags you trade / order, the better the economy of scale for shipping and all. At least was able to turn junk into something cool.

Same here love their ammo. I wish they still made 7.62x39 steel. Good stuff. My stash is getting low.

Welcome MO is on my re locate option list

Welcome.

I I drink too much coffee.

Tomorrow I give my people their performance reports. I get to drive around, eat and Pat people on the back.

Sure not the only workable solution. This is the only one I have experience with. I like it. With the adapter, I can use multiple holsters. https://www.simplyrugged.com/ecommerce/Chesty-Puller-Suspension-System.cfm?item_id=160&parent=672

Definitely agree short grips can be hard to grab.