gun_fan111v2 wrote:DNR website tricked me again, making me believe I can get the license online... need to make my way to a Fleet Farm or someplace...

I purchased mine online a few weeks ago, and it showed up in the mail last week.

shoot both, then pick whichever one you shoot better. They are both so close in size and function that I believe your performance shooting it should be the deciding factor.

what are the chances they actually price their ammo competitively?

I've used Fed Ex a couple times to ship to an FFL, and they charged around 25$. It had to go 2nd day air.

I think it's finally starting to subside as well, although I think we all know it's just one dumbass away from getting real bad again. That being said, I've managed to snag a couple Smith's from GB the last week for under $400 each.

I'm glad to know that I'm safe while practicing my 2A rights at my cabin in Pine County.

was just at Blaine and they were pretty wiped out again. All of the .22 that was there is gone, only 2 boxes of 38 special left, no 9mm or 5.56mm. Most of the 45 Auto was gone as well. Some .44 magnum on the shelf too if you happen to have one.

Blaine must have been restocked with American Eagle .38 special recently because there is a lot on the shelf as of last night.

on that point, I totally 100% agree!

Heffay wrote:

Dill wrote:except Missouri has Republicans in control of their state houses, we don't.

Thanks, Sutton.

just using some of your great logic that you throw around here all the time.

except Missouri has Republicans in control of their state houses, we don't.

quite simple, I'm moving out of state. I hope it doesn't happen but I won't live under laws limiting 2A unless I have absolutely no choice.

cheaper to shoot and it's a current military caliber so ammo 'should' be easier to get. Obviously the recent political climate has proven otherwise. New bullet designs make it quite affective for self defense, and the smaller size of the cartridge allow more to be stuffed into a magazine than larger...

way too tin-foil hat for a legislative hearing.

well except this guy.