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I've owned a 940 for years. It is a superb handgun. I acquired mine from a fellow officer who had purchased it for his wife; he carried a 9mm at work and wanted a revolver that he didn't have to...

In my years as armorer and just as a road officer I never wanted to have my brother/sister officer's lives depend upon some firearm that was poorly maintained or substandard. I routinely went from...

Saddness. One of my Eagle Scouts is an MP at Wright Pat; he said it's been rough around there...

True story. We used to be the temporary lock up for another adjoining town as well. One night after finishing up an arrest I'd made an officer from the adjoining town brought in a hand-cuffed...

I bought my P365 AS a pocket pistol. I am pleased with it's performance and I'm pleased with it's portability. It's my all day/every day pistol. Ten shots of 9mm is much better than the 6 shots of...

Sorry to hear that. Back in the day I wanted one when they first came out, but being a poor college student I had to get something I could afford to shoot. Later it was always on my mind as a...

I love my Charter 44 Bulldog (with front sight); and in fact, I did name it "Boomer"...;)

One of my favorite carry Glocks is my G27 with a 357 SIG barrel. I am quite satisfied with it's performance.

My son and I both use Glocks (his is a 23 converted to 9mm and mine a 27 converted to 9mm) and we both run the Magpul mags for the G19. Mine have the "X-grip" adapters attached providing me with a...

Never had the privilege of going to FLETC. Wanted to; however, by the time I came to the attention of the FEDS as a possible candidate for a job I was "too old". :p I did have fun on the South...

When I worked in uniform I paid what I was asked to pay. If I was presented with a bill I paid it. I made sure I always had $$ in my pocket for anything I needed to buy. There were certain...

This is a disgrace and a travesty. I can't put it more succinctly than that.

I've been perfectly happy with my P365. Were I back in the game I'd be carrying it off duty for sure (if approved) and on if they'd let me... LOL

I would totally go into the same career if I were "young" again. I guess that's just the way I'm wired. If I had an inkling of what I know now, I'd do things a bit differently. I'd train harder;...

Have to admit it's been awhile since I dealt with the folks in the "Peoples Republic of Minnesota" but...

"The Wrangler™ is not available for sale in Minnesota and Massachusetts."

So :confused:...

Serious jealousy here... I had a close friend once tell me that a P210 was the closest thing you could have to a rifle on your belt. Having shot a couple in the past I have to agree.

Regardless of all the newer bells and whistles the latest generations have it is still hard to beat that "feels good in the hand" experience. If you find one that fits, you should keep it running.

It is true of Scouting as well. If you want to advance and make your path to Eagle you must "Show Up"... No Scout does it on his own; they must have the Troop to show leadership to and take...

I operated in humid wet conditions in South Carolina a lot; stainless steel handguns (before Glock) were a must. Blued guns suffered even if you endeavored to keep them clean. I kept a "Marine...

Spot on brother. Situational awareness and tactical response are linked; however, if you have #1 (Situational Awareness) you can often avoid #2 (Tactical Response). LEO's and citizens who lack #1...

Beautiful grips...

The one thing I really like about the 40 cal. series of Glocks is their adaptability. With proper magazines and barrels they will shoot 9mm, 40 S&W, and 357 SIG. You can hardly get more versatile...

I have used the MP-5 and I can say that it is a sweet shooter. Not a lightweight especially with the mounted suppressor; however, it delivered shots on target out to 50 yds (longest range we had)...

Serious jealousy here. Absolutely gorgeous.

I laughed too... Very funny stuff.