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Since that law targets guns with cruciform triggers/readily convertible pistols. That makes me wonder what other guns that would include?

Bonus points if it's an M16 clone!

Also curious about your reasoning!

I have participated in purchasing a car so I know the MSRP isn't the final sale price, and that cars never go for MSRP. But does the same apply to buying a handgun? Specifically, talking about in-person purchases at a range or gun store.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I prefer the old (around 1990) sedan designs over modern ones. They're nice and compact, and I love the extended trunks because there's still somewhat of a retro feel in that. I'd like to know if any modern cars still use that design, since they obviously have much better safety.

Edit: After a bit of research, I found out that the design I'm looking for is often referred to as a three box sedan.

This is by far my favorite 9mm Glock, yet the demand is so high some listings for models as old as a Gen 3 are approaching $1000. I really don't understand why the prices spiked to that degree.

I found lots of stainless 17 rounders for the larger variants, but I'm looking for the 10 and 12 rounders mags for the normal p365.

They're both some of my favorite guns; mini 1911 design, chambered in 9mm, and doesn't have the grip safety while retaining thumb safety. My main issue is that for their price point, they offer pretty low capacity. They seem overshadowed by guns like the 365 and Hellcat, and even budget guns like Rugers carry more rounds.

I bought Scarlet less than 24 hours ago. As of right now I only have one Titan (Klawf) and zero Gym Badges, yet made my through the cave purely via ledge glitching despite it supposedly having been patched. Along the way I also caught two level ~40 Pokémon, an Amped Toxtricity and an Umbreon, just by sheer luck. I think I'm ready for the first gym 😂

Manual thumb safety preferred just for the ease of mind.

I'm aware of Baltimore Antique Arms Show, but couldn't find anything else when I went searching online.

Reposted from r/MouseGuns

I'm aware of Baltimore Antique Arms Show but I couldn't find anything else online.

I know that Muzan's whole thing is being arrogant and using manipulation to control his Upper Ranks, and refused to have them fight together (even if that would guarantee the win). But even excluding those factors, I feel like he was just stupid until the very end.

First, he didn't even bother to tell Doma to put some effort into this fight. He couldn't have made it more obvious that he brought the Demon Slayers into the castle to annihilate them. One would think that for a task this big, he'd tell the demon he hates to most to take the job seriously. I know a lot of people hate Doma, but the fact is, both Kanao and Inosuke and many more would be eternally frozen statues if he had actually gone all out.

Second is kind of similar with Kokushibo, where he easily could've taken out Tokito 1v1 but chose not to, a mistake that cost him his life. Yes I know Tokito didn't make the entire difference, but it would be one less red blade to deal with.

Lastly and most importantly, Nakime. She's the one protecting Muzan from sunlight, and he didn't even think to place a guard or two when he kidnapped the entire Demon Slayer Corps. Just one demon, even a fodder demon, next to Nakime would have foiled Yushiro's ambush because those fodder were still Lower Rank level. Might also mention, Muzan should know of Yushiro's existence as well since he was seen by Susamaru and Yahaba way back then. And yet he still chose to do nothing about it.

What do you guys think? Am I right/wrong? Completely missing the bigger picture?

TLDR: Muzan should have told Doma and Kokushibo to go all out, as well as assign a guard for Nakime in the Infinity Castle.

Does not need to be 9mm or service caliber. If such a gun exists, it won't be my CCW. The reason I ask is because I really like the design of those old pistols that people used to just throw in their pockets in the 80s. But since those are generally unsafe, I'm wondering if there's a safer modern version that can be used as a range toy?

My mac is a small MacBook Air that is on version 26.5.1 Tahoe and a 2560x1600 retina. I'm hoping to mostly run small (or at least they SEEM small) games like Meccha Chameleon and Poppy Playtime.

However I'm also hoping to play Elden Ring, MH Wilds, and Helldivers 2, amongst other RPGs. These are the ones I imagine will be hard, if not impossible, to run.