Yes, PPKS with Pachmeyer grips. The Mrs.'s Defender.. slide tears up my thumb.
She has the TINY hands..
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Yes, PPKS with Pachmeyer grips. The Mrs.'s Defender.. slide tears up my thumb.
She has the TINY hands..
I lov the profiles of a 380. I used to own a Ruger 380 and I swear it was made in Italy. Looked like a little mafia gun. That was back in 1985. Sold it had a few kids. NOW, I am looking at new ones to buy.
I don't have any Ruger handguns, but I have a 10/22 rifle with laminated wood stock. Gorgeous. And with a Leupold scope, and that flat trajectory, varmints are history to 200 yards EVERY time. I USED to have a bad woodchuck problem.
The Ruger Mini-14 is a tough looking lil hombre too. I don't even need to worry about ever firing a shot. I don't care HOW big you are, ya gonna RUN.
Dah Bidness end:
Haha.. I guess I'm just a collector at heart..
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Nice!!!! Ok, back to setup shots.
Sooo many good choices. For me, comes down to hand size. Big paws, that HK USP fits like a glove. I looked at the new FN Five-Seven, but the action was clackety sloppy feeling, stamped receiver vs. cast, didn't like the trigger at ALL, and while the rounds are AMAZING, outrageously expensive to shoot. I can't say enough good things about the HK USP. Solid, and they have short models and I believe slightly smaller ones for smaller hands.
Man, speaking of small hands, I got my wife one of those cute little COV MiniVolts?! Oh boy, she LOVES it! It is SO tiny, you can't believe it until you see it..
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Nice!!!! Ok, back to setup shots.
OhmyGAWD! That is BEAUTIFUL! LOVE the trigger and grip! And the bobtail, no dropsy misfires! Is that a LH model, or is that safety on both sides? What is the purpose of the knurled barrel end? Threaded?!
I, I know what to do with THAT!VERY fine piece!
Buddy of mine has the USP.45, smooth mechanism, little recoil considering it's a .45.
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Nice gun! The .45 tends to push backwards more, while the .40 has more of a "flip" recoil. A little harder to get back on target. But for me, the higher mag capacity, faster, flatter trajectory and significantly cheaper round cost was my choice. I practice a lot, and don't reload my spent brass. Both will definitely get the job done.
Sort of the difference between..
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I'm thinking about getting into reloading, just for my 10/22. Those .22 rounds are getting hard to find again.
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Digging the way this Nautilus Mini draws, when atop the Endura T18 battery with constant 14W output
Sig Sauer P239 .40
Digging the way this Nautilus Mini draws, when atop the Endura T18 battery with constant 14W output
Sig Sauer P239 .40
The Crown is still one of my favorite Tanks, I save my Clapton ends when I build on my RDA's so I can use them on my Crown .....
Wonderful tank!
What the hell happened to this thread? Aren't there separate gun forums to go to?
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Do at your own risk.
Currently in my hand. 0.91 clapton.
Third pic, build is irrelevant, just "coiled" to show space.
Currently in my hand. 0.91 clapton.
Third pic, build is irrelevant, just "coiled" to show space.
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