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I have been using the Burris PEPR one piece mounts on my latest builds. Last one was an AR10, they hold their zero well, in my experience when removed and replaced.

I would consider a revolver in .327 Magnum. It will chamber .32 SW, .32 long, .32 HR mag, and .327 Magnum. Find the one that has recoil you can handle and it will still be more powerful than a .22. The LCR firing .32 HR Mag is not bad on recoil in my opinion, .327 is a bit rough though.

Don't know anything about the side mounts, but I put a Texas Weapon Systems mount on mine (replaces the dust cover) and have had no zero wandering problems at all.

James Holmes, Jared Loughner, and now this pathetic scumbag, know what they all have in common? They are clearly guilty mass shooters who are still alive. We don't even swiftly execute those who live through their mass murders and people want to tell me what I can own? Nah.

I was hunting with a guy once in the coastal mountains of California for Aaodad. The ram of a lifetime appeared through the fog one morning, not knowing the area, or what lay behind him in the fog, we passed. Never saw him again. Later we returned on a clear day, had we shot and missed, that bullet ...

Clarification : I meant I carry factory loaded extreme cavitator loads. I do reload, but have not ventured into .32 yet, may do so soon though. I'm buying a LCR in .327 magnum, so I plan to get into reloading .32 auto through .327. Sorry for the confusion.

I load mine with Lehigh Defense Extreme cavitator, It feeds and functions fine. For just practice I use Fiocchi which feeds fine also.

I love the P32, mine is very reliable as long as I keep it clean. I carry one in my pocket paired up with a Springfield XDS in .45 outside the waistband, concealed under long t-shirts. I feel very well armed with his setup and trust both guns.

Last car I bought, I let USAA do the haggling for me ( I was financing it through them). When I told the lady a the Honda dealership she would be negotiating the price with them, the life fell out of her. Usaa worked them hard and all I had to do was sit back and watch. Never again will I do it myse...

You should be able to get all the info you need here : https://www.azdps.gov/services/public/cwp

The only big no-no I remember is no guns on Indian Reservation property, other than that, I carry wherever I want when I go to Sedona ( Concealed).

I have 3 .30 cal. Suppressors : YHM Phantom direct thread, HVT Gemtech quick connect, and a Silencerco Harvester. My favorite by far is the Silencerco Harvester direct thread. It is light, quieter than the others, and can be had with an insert that allows it to be used on 1/2 or 5/8 threads. I use i...

I have no experience with a 20 gauge, however, with a 12 gauge and a rifled shotgun barrel, using sabots, you should be able to get 3"-4" groups at 100 yards in my experience.

With both cylinders, I would pay that no problem.

That's a gun I could see myself buying, not sure if my wife can see myself buying it, but that's a different battle. I always thought the Marlin Camp Carbine was a neat concept. I like the threaded barrel on this one, guess that would mean I would need another suppressor, which takes me back to the ...

I've got a couple H&R single shots and love them, unfortunately they quit making them, the accuracy issue that was previously noted is my experience also. I have found that if you support them under the receiver only, never letting the forearm touch anything, a lot of stringing when hot is alleviate...