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No aluminum, it is not to light. It is not the funnest to shoot over and over again but for home defense or CC it is nice, only wish I would have gotten the hammerless version. They do make a larger grip for it to make it more comfy to shoot but I don't plan on putting 500 rounds through it in a weekend anyway.
 
No aluminum, it is not to light.
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At least it's small enough to carry comfortably. Looks like you can get about two fingers on the grips and maybe a third one on the magazine.
 
I'm getting excited, I get to pick up my gun tomorrow anytime after 1:15pm.
 
I have a buddy that runs a hardware store that sells ammo and accessories so I only pay about 10% above cost for all that stuff. Saves me a bunch.
 
I know some nice administrators who shipped me a few bottles of wine, and all I had to do was sign stating I was 21 years old. Maybe it is only a wine thing?
 
I know there are a couple of wine shipping people out there but I am pretty sure personally you can not ship wine or any alcohol. I know someone who has done it in the past but had to conceal it.
 
I think, though I could be wrong, that it is a shipper prohibition, not a government prohibition. Another of Keith's forums, homebrewtalk.com, has a few threads on this very issue.
 
Yeah, it's the gun that's a problem. You have to send it to a dealer in the State it's going to, he can then give it to the recipient.
 
But you can send gun parts. So I guess if you wanted you could send it piece by piece.
 
I remember years ago, I had to drop off my son at his grandpa's house, which was 2 hours south of Ensenada, Mexico. No way was I going to go into that country without my weapon, so I dismantled it into a hundred pieces and hid the parts all around my SUV. I don't know what I was thinking, but would never do it these days. Then again, I won't step foot into that godforsaken country.
 
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I remember years ago, I had to drop off my son at his grandpa's house, which was 2 hours south of Ensenada, Mexico. No way was I going to go into that country without my weapon, so I dismantled it into a hundred pieces and hid the parts all around my SUV. I don't know what I was thinking, but would never do it these days. Then again, I won't step foot into that godforsaken country.
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Me either. All my time there was spent on the border. Now that they cut people's heads off I'm done. No savings on clothes and goods are worth that.
 
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