Recent content by jacob2745

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Non tapered bull barrel

I have not seen pistol, so let me rephrase the question. A friend of mine has a blued MKII with a 6 7/8" bull barrel. He says it looks brand new with the box and paperwork and three mags. That is all the information I have at this point, and I was wondering if someone could give me some idea of...

I am curious as to what the going rate would be for a LNIB blued MKII with the 6 7/8" bull barrel, 3 mags, and box with original paperwork. I live in the SE if it makes a difference.

Someone is offering to sell me a spyderco native with vg-10 steel and frn scales. I have not layed eyes on it yet. He says it is in good shape except for a missing pocket clip. I have half heartedly looked online for this model for sale with no luck. Anyone have an idea what might be a fair...

I'm with most of the crowd. After watching countless videos and testing for reliability I carry 124gr standard pressure gold dots in my LC9S Pro.

Had a GSSF coupon that needed to be used and decided to pick up the 34. Ran down to a local LE distributor which is the only lgs that I could use the coupon in my area. Got the gun home it did not have the adjustable sights I assumed came on all the 34's. Has the windage only adjustable sights...

I had a similar issue and realized, with the guns relatively small grip, that I was engaging the slide stop with my thumb.

I have not shot it left handed. My right thumb, with a thumbs forward grip, is what is coming in to contact with the slide stop.

It's funny you should say that. I'm actually a lefty, and started out shooting handguns lefty and rifles right handed. Not long after I got interested in handguns I made the switch to shooting right handed just because most guns are set up for right handed shooting, and it just feels more...

Took my new Ruger out for a spin today. I ran a box of gold dots and a box of fmj through it without a bobble, sort of. On the first few mags the slide wasn't locking back after the last round. After scratching my head for a few minutes I realized I was riding the slide lock with my grip. So I...

I've never taken any kind of defensive shotgun class or the like, but it seems like a handgun would be a lot easier to maneuver around inside a house with. That is just my completely uneducated thought on the matter.

The glock 19 did cross my mind, but I think I want just a dedicated range gun. The 34 and 41 fit the bill a little better.

I just can't make a decision. 9mm is cheaper and a little softer shooting. IF I ever get into any of the gun games 9mm may be beneficial due to the softer recoil. On the other hand, I don't own any .45 polymer guns and I seem to just enjoy shooting my .45's more. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO!

I didn't know that the guns that are part of the blue label program were different. I appreciate the info. I have a shop that is pretty close to me that participates in the program.