thayerp81

I compete with a glock 35 and I carry either a glock 39 or 30s unless my attire calls for my keltec P3AT

luckily i had quite a large backstock of 22lr so i dont have to panic when i cant find it, but i just check at my local walmarts in the mornings (7:00 am is when the new ammo goes out) it also increases the odds when you live in a city big enough to have 5 or 6 walmarts to check on.

Thanks Rob, glad to be here!

i second the welding option

as mentioned earlier, LW is known for very tight chambers but the last i Knew they would ream the barrel for you free of charge. you do however have to soak up the cost of shipping to them.

this place comes highly recommended http://ateiguns.com/ and this place http://www.onesourcetactical.com/tsdslideinstallation.aspx#.UmZ6ynBeZIE I would think any competent gunsmith machinist with a mill wouldnt have a problem with this modification, you might check some local places before sending your slide off.

while not as rugged as the ruger offerings, the walther p22 has a very small grip and is quite light weight. I would think it would be ideal for a young shooter.

Hello, Ive been shooting for years and have always heard this forum held in high regard with the more serious shooters. I have finally finished some major personal projects and I'm getting a lot more serious about competition (idpa and 3 gun) thought this would be good place to be