Recent content by MrAnteater

Glock 19 with 33 round magazines. Now that's fun!

Poly Kahr's are junk. As a previous owner of 2 of them, I can testify. If you absolutely must have a Kahr, a metal frame is the only one to have.

Everyone can discuss it's deficiencies but the bottom line is: More guns = better

I owned a G20 and it's a great pistol. One warning however. Unless you are planning to reload, it's a very expensive caliber. You're taking $22+ for the cheapest box of 50 CCI Blazer practice loads.

You will get 20 replys and 18 or 19 different answers which is never really helpful. First, determine how much money you have to spend. Go to your local gun shop and fondle the models in that price range. Rent and shoot them if possible. There is no one size fits all answer.

Spoken like a man who's never owned one....

Based on your requirements, I say Sig P230, CZ 83, or Bersa Thunder .380.

I use a Galco IWB USA horsehide holster for my G19/23. It's an excellent holster and I recommend it highly. http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterPG3.asp?ProductID=2101&GunID=49

G19, G22, G23, and G26 here. Unless you are totally in love with .45ACP, I would get the G22. The G22 is easy to convert to 9mm and .357 sig with a conversion barrel. You can even use the same mags with the .357 sig. My plan is to get a G30SF next. :)

For some people the recoil of a KT .380 in such a light frame is too hard to grip and control the recoil. I gave my dad a KT P3AT and he kept limp wristing. He couldn't hold it well enough for the recoil. I then gave him a KT P32 and he shot the .32 much easier. There is little...

I had a PXT 14.45 and it shot well. No problems or jams. I ended up selling it because I didn't really warm up to the 1911 platform. But a good gun nonetheless.

I owned two poly Kahrs and would never touch one again with a 10 foot poll. The first one developed a frame crack after < 100 rounds. It took almost 2 months and 10 phone calls to get Kahr to warranty the item and when they sent the second model it had constant FTF and would start randomly...

It would be 9mm, hands down. Plenty of HD power with +P rounds. Much more economical than the other calibers in range shooting. I would handle several 9mm models and make the judgment call. The new Springfield XDm soon to be released in 9mm would be a good call. I would also look at...

More capacity, less weight, lower prices....... What's not to like?

The Rohrbaugh looks like a nice little pocket carry piece. But for the rest of us living in the real world that can't drop $1200 on one gun I can purchase: - Glock 23 & Holster (primary carry) & HP ammo - Ruger LCP & Holster (BUG) & HP ammo - Remmington 870 & 00 Buckshot to defend the...