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Switched to Break-free CLP maybe 8 years ago and haven't looked back.

I hate the effect they have on ammo prices, though. Lol.

If you're blindfiring 230 gr. FMJ through an interior wall, I'm hoping you live alone, man. That's a lot of penetration for home. 230 gr. FMJ fired from a .45 at about 850 FPS will get through 30 inches of ballistic gel. More than enough kinetic energy to go through two average sized men and...

This is 100% accurate. Otherwise, "M1 Thumb" is coming.

That's the unique sound of an empty en block clip flying out the rifle. A friend of mine owns one and it is actually pretty cool to shoot for that reason alone.

My current wish list (any specific recommendations much appreciated): - 1911 .45 ACP (something highly reliable out of the box, but probably not going to drop the coin for a decked out Dan Wesson) - CQC shotgun (leaning towards the Kel-tec KSG... but the Mossberg 930 SPX and 890a1 have my...

I have been on the kel-tec KSG hunt myself for a minute. Haven't gotten my hands on one yet for a test drive, but the guys I know who've fired one say good things. Only complaint I have consistently heard is you need to rack with authority or you'll short shuck it. That and the horror story of...

A **** fine firearm that only gets better as it loosens up through use over the years. Absolutely love mine.

100%. Mine does double duty as a bedside gun and as a JIC sidearm when hunting. A couple other applications, too, from time to time. On the .44, I remember when my uncle (who was about 6'3" 300 lbs) came back from the pawn shop with a .44 magnum with an 8.5" barrel and optics. We took it...

You can't really go wrong with a mossberg (or a Remington 870) for the money. But if you are looking for a close quarters combat shotgun the 590a1 is pretty badass. Milspec certified ready for when the **** hits the fan. It is on my very short list of CQC shotgun wants. If you want to go...

True, but they are iconic and last for decades with just a little TLC.

If you're thinking about keeping a gun in the car having a CWP is always preferable, but isn't required for a lawfully purchased firearm kept in a "secure" container where it can't be too easily reached. Basically, holstered and in your glove box is probably OK. On the passenger seat or wedged...

I am in the same boat and have been saying I'll get one for nearly a decade... At the moment... .357 S&W Model 66-1 Beretta 92 FS Ruger LC9 Berea Thunder .380 Tangfoglio GT27 .25 Saiga SGL 7.62x39 (before import ban) Marlin .30-30 Winchester 1300 12-ga.