Arrowood

Quick and accurate wins the fight no matter the round and don't let anyone tell you 9mm is underpowered, it is as deadly as any handgun round provided you use a modern loading and place them in the vital areas. There is no such thing as "knock down power" with handguns, they make little holes, some fractions of an inch larger than others. Use what you are most proficient with and you will be much better off than just choosing the the most powerful first round defense. By the way, here are some 9mm numbers.... http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/9mmluger.html

Just tuned in my auto-plug, took about three minutes and then left a pile of empty low brass on the ground. This thing is a blast to shoot but a bit hard on the shoulder after a few mag dumps, I'll be looking for a limb saver now.

Added the Fuglystick Cobra last night, I hope to try it out this weekend.

Thank's RH, I'll look into the grip, I do want a small flashlight on it but that will be the extent of my "tactical buggery". Cheers, Mike

It took me about three hours this morning. Moe's tutorial was a big help and it actually went a lot quicker than I thought it would considering all of the grinding and fitting that had to be done. I must say that it is quite a bit more comfortable in this configuration and the trigger is much better. I had a Galil handguard for it but couldn't get it to fit just right and wasn't really happy with the result so I put the stock forearm back on and ordered a fuglystick. I'll get some better pics up when it arrives.

My favorites are the big bore snubbies, here goes... 329NG 24-3 Lew Horton 450T

Currently my favorite rifle, while not exactly a lightweight it has been completely reliable through a couple thousand rounds.