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One last time

My Competition Electronics chrono recorded temperature and the phone app would allow you to access the camera to attach group photos. Other than those little perks it was mostly a p o s.

Another Garmin convert here, although it does have a couple shortcomings. The unit does not record ambient temperature or barometric conditions and it doesn't have the ability to capture a photo of your groups, both of which were always very helpful to me. Neither of those are deal breakers...

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I'm cleaning out the safe. Offered for sale: 1. Smith & Wesson 6906 9mm with 3 factory magazines. 1989-1990 mfg. NRA Very Good condition with sharp rifling and a clean bore. Some minor marks on the aluminum frame and stainless slide. Crisp markings. FTF in Birmingham, AL preferred. $500. I will...

Up for your consideration, a pinned & recessed S&W 6" model 17-3 .22 long rifle in excellent condition. 3K prefix. Bore is shiny with sharp lands and grooves, cylinder timing and lockup are excellent and it comes with its original factory color case hardened .500" target hammer and .500" grooved...

I'm not ruling out a purchase of a P365 or something similar for summer shorts carry, but I'm in no rush. For now, I'm flush with 9mm and .45 reloading supplies and have no need for panic purchasing.

Perhaps my gun is an outlier...i was having the exact same problem last yearwith my 6906. Sent it to S&W with a note explaining that it shot 2-3 inches low and asked them to install new sights to correct the problem. Instead of replacing the sights they installed a new barrel. Drives tacks now.

I’ve never liked the idea of announcing my carry status to potential perps, especially in high traffic public areas. Also, my edc is for my protection, not a provocation or a political statement. That said, I think Walmart struck a good, respectful balance between their rights and ours.

Yes indeed. My constant companion lately has been a late model 6906. It was a more difficult pistol to learn how to shoot well, but well worth the effort. Great balance between concealability, weight, and capacity. I'm actually very interested in a 4513 or a 4506 to add to my rotation but...

I did an appleseed shoot a number of years ago and still use the skills I learned that weekend. I used a Yugo SKS, but there were lots of AR's, a few M1's, and a variety of centerfire rifles. Is it all 22LR now?