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50 rounds and I love it. Gotta back off burning the ammo.

I plan to fire about 500 rounds and decide if I like it or not.

I just bought a glock. I feel dirty. I have always carried a S&W or Colt. IT is a nice little firearm and very easy to carry. I will know if I like it in about 500 rounds.

This vid might do more harm than good. I agree that over lubing a firearm will not affect it firing right then. It will over time. Perhaps the vid should have been about properly lubricating their firearms.

Smith & Wesson M&P shield .40 cal. Really thinking about buying a Glock 26. Just have to find a holster I am comfortable with.

Sorry about your dobie too. I like Dobermans, and some people. We raised 4 kids and 6 Doberman Pinchers since 1990 something. We bought 4 of them from a berry farm in eastern Indiana. The absolute best dogs to raise kids with there is. We could almost let them babysit. Very loyal to the...

Oh, and my last Doberman died around Thanksgiving at 12 years old. Great old dog.

I never use more than 100 rounds a week, I can go to the range anytime during the week I want to. You know, the knife thing might be the way I go. Thanks for a well thought out post,

Ringo seems fine to me.

Ok, I will listen and could change my mind. But I thought this through years ago. I am a firm believer in being armed all the time. So I will think about it, but lets say even though I practice at the range at least weekly, always fresh ammo, maintain my weapon appropriately I should still...

Thank you G50AE. Thank you everyone. I did not have a speech prepared...but no, I don't think a back up is nearly as important as simply always having a firearm in reach.

Every minute of every day (and night) I know where my firearms are. I don't think or worry about the ones in the safe, But my CC is an M&P 40 that I am within arms length or know exactly where it is at 24/7. I don't think I could keep track of 2.

I had gotten pretty lazy about carrying for several years. I was a college professor and a federal employee for 30 years or so there were so many times I just could not carry I had pretty much got used to leaving my handgun in my center consul in my truck and in my night stand at home. Then at...