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I would say Asian or French.

Castle Law is Castle Law. If you don't have a good attorney in Franklin County, the prosecutor will still put a hurt on you. Franklin Co prosecutor is very anti-gun, it's a damn shame. Even law-abiding citizens here seem to get the shaft.

Thanks! I will try this later, hopefully this one will work!

My only real complaint ever has been battery consumption. I am not overly upset about this, as my phone can do more than I could ever want... My phone sees heavy texting and email use daily and every once in awhile I make or receive a call (Maybe ten to twenty mins of voice usage daily). I have a G1 and have no other complaints or true desire to upgrade anytime soon. Speed could be a little better, but once I flashed a new ROM it is no longer an issue. There are all kinds of tweaks and I never did make any mods to stock battery consumption, either.

From what I have read it appears that you are set on IWB, might I ask why? Good choice on the gun. I have an issue with IWB for several reasons and it seems people always argue with me. I've had a lot of training over the years and can quite easily stop draws on an IWB quite effectively. I am not saying I am some super bad ass, but I tell you that to tell you this: 90% of the time someone who wants you to be a victim will have the "drop" on you before you even know what's happening--alertness can only go so far. I have rarely been involved in an incident which was over 8 feet away. EVERY second counts and I don't like ripping away at clothing that someone can use to drag me around with. I can draw quickly no matter where I have a weapon mounted, but I always find myself moving my position a lot more to draw IWB than I do ANY other method. Yes, it's deep concealment--what does it matter if you cannot get the gun? I have always said if they know you have a gun they will generally avoid you, or come in a group. Yes, you can also argue that the person attacking you does not suspect the weapon, or does not suspect any resistance and I will agree with that. I can also tell you 5 out 8 times if you are on the ground or injured before you draw, you won't be getting that gun out to defend yourself. A lot of people that CCW **NEVER** think of the ground fight that can ensue if something is mis-calculated. I always think of worst-case scenario, and for me IWB always looked most grim for what I felt was the best way to arm myself. //end that rant. Aside from that, I just never quite found a IWB holster that I ever did like much but my body type is a bit different than most. I can do SOB IWB, but only do that mirrored on the occasion that I do it. That's just me though... and I never claimed to know a lot. I will add to this later, I've been procrastinating a project I must finish.

That does look promising.

Crime grows 90% faster than the population. CCW license doesn't help you much at all in your home, you better know how to sweep a house. PROPERLY! If you're invaded, it's a desperate individual who doesn't care about their safety, let alone your own. Yes, CCW is a start, but it is not the end-all to a home invasion. Training, training, practice, practice people!!

I am sorry to hear this. 90% of the time it's someone you know, or someone who has been in the house before. From reading "ransacked" this might not be the case unless they wanted to stir things up just to make everyone look the other way. Hope you have your serials. Everyone posting in here should make sure they have their numbers recorded somewhere and stored off-site or if you trust it, somewhere online. Pictures help too because insurance companies love to play hardball with firearms, even with a writer.

Honda Fit meet the Jetsons?

Indeed, I can appreciate that as well. I was always watchful of that myself.

I haven't been extremely involved with him, but he has been more than helpful for me when no one else was.

Put that on CL, you could make closer to $100 off of it.

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Ditto, I'm in the same boat.

Possibly as soon as three days, up to a couple of weeks. You never know, until you know.

Damn, wish this was tomorrow. When do you ship?

People think the same thing about Leatherman Tool Company, too. Guess which party they endorsed in the past? Hint: Kerry.

This was my suggestion as well.

That is the route I would go, I have always liked the 2.2 engine. I am interested to see how this turns out.

Yes, holsters are quite subjective in taste. I agree with most of Milt Sparks' holsters being very acceptable to what I personally like--and at a good value.

Sigma's are completely misunderstood. While they are definitely not a high point, they are definitely nothing excellent either. They were STRICTLY designed to be a defensive gun that is tucked away and used when needed--that work when they actually need to work. (Unlike the high points.) The awful trigger pull? That's there to make sure you actually WANT and INTEND to shoot at what you're aiming at... It's a form of safety for nervous people or people that don't handle guns often.

Save that $200 and add money to it later. Trust me, you'll thank me. Even as a gun dealer I rarely found stellar deals around that price. I am not saying it can't be done as I've definitely been in the right place at the right time. It just doesn't happen often anymore. You will have to find someone who has to sell for rent money or someone who just doesn't know what they have...

I have this as a daily in same color. Mine is sedan, though. Sometimes it would be nice to have a wagon, though. This thing is a tank and I highly recommend it.

The Sepra is a great holster and I am not a fan of plastic for the most part. Yeah, I must have about two toy boxes full of holsters from guns I own or have owned and never really liked. The good news is I never paid for 80% of them. All the "in-use" holsters are valuable enough to stay in the safes.

Discover isn't too bad. IF you want a reference let me know.