Recent content by 762x51

Not a single FDE .45 so far? Lets fix that.

Price seems slightly high for NIB, but not horrible. I just picked up a lightly used Teknys Gold Sporting 30" (12ga) for $1000. Excellent gun and beautiful, but it will shoot the same as a Urika honestly. If you want to save some cash, I would go that route.

I voted for the CZ, but the XD would also be an excellent choice. After playing around with a P250 in a local shop 2 weeks ago, I would not even consider it. I was quite disappointed. The trigger was terrible, and it simply felt incredibly cheap overall. Not even remotely like a $600...

Thanks! Love those Baers you posted.....I plan on picking up a Commanche once my wallet recovers from the RRA!

My RRA 1911 and Beretta M9. Sexy to me....in a business sort of way. ;)

Walther P99 9mm

High thumb for me as well. Just feels....right.

Picked up my Rock River Basic Carry last week after 4 1/2 months of waiting:

I had the same decision to make and ended up going with the RRA. A local shop had both an RRA Basic Carry and an Ed Brown Special Forces in stock that I got to compare side by side.....both were excellent pistols. In the end, the RRA just had a nicer fit and finish to it, came with an accuracy...

Not as low as mine.....$55....VERY lightly used. I didn't really want one, but at that price, how could I say no? :D

I have a MkII slabside that is indeed a nice pistol and shoots quite well, but it is a pain in the butt to clean. So much so that I really don't like shooting it very much. I just bought myself a Beretta .22 conversion upper for my M9 though and I absolutely love it. Nearly as accurate as the...

I have a 1st gen P99 in 9mm and an M&P45. The Walther has the better trigger by far, the M&P is easier to shoot accurately with less muzzle flip. Both feel great in the hand. If I could only keep one, it would certainly be a tough decision.....but it would probably be the M&P. Luckily....I...

My SPR and Middy:

Picked up my M&P45 in FDE yesterday:

I personally think that a nice stainless 1911 deserves a set of Ahrends or Esmerelda Cocobolo wood grips. Preferably the half checkered versions. Few setups look classier in my opinion.