Recent content by scubie02

of those 3 the cz, either in the traditional cz-75 is you want cocked and locked capable or in the p-01 if you prefer a decocker. I had a sig once, ergonomics of a brick imo. Of the polymer guns I really like the springfield xd's--you will be surprised at how easy they are to shoot well. I...

most people either love or hate the glock grip angle. If you shoot other handguns you might want to try a springfield xd. Of the two you mentioned, try to hold them both and I am guessing one will naturally fit you better.

personally I hate the Colt duckbill grip safety on the xse's, though some like it fine. I'd just go for the Colt 1991 if I were looking for a stainless. Springer's are good too. The Tauri are probably fine, but I'd personally go Colt, SA or smith probably. The Sig's seemed to have alot of...

of those two I'd say Smith, and you might want to look at the Stag's too.

hmm, how much do I LIKE the hostage...? no, seriously, it depends alot on the revolver, but even more so on what you practice with/are used to. I find if I have been shooting auto's mostly for awhile, it may take me a little while to shoot a revolver at my best--they just shoot differently...

take the sks, then take the money you would have used for the lifetime of cleaning supplies for it and buy the AR, because you probably won't ever have to clean the SKS...:D

or a 30-30--they are real pussycats too and I would think would work nicely on hogs as well as deer.

meh, I have an AK (and it's one of the oft maligned wasr-10's to boot) and 3 AR's at the moment. As one above poster mentioned, the difference often isn't as much as you'd think by internet debates. If you're just using iron sights then as mentioned, off a rest from 100 yds the AR may be...

personally I think the 08 kicks noticeably more than the 243, which is a creampuff, yet will do the job quite nicely on deer etc. I'm not saying the 08 is a beast or anything, more intermediate, but I do think it kicks more than the 243 than people tend to say it does.

I don't have the varmint version, but my regular ol standard model 527's first three groups consisted of two under 1/2" and one just over, with cheap winchester bulk pack ammo. Haven't even tried more premo stuff given the accuracy of the cheap stuff. I also have one of the cz 22's, and again...

the firing pin could be broken and depending on how the end is positioned at any given time would determine if it went off

mission accomplished :D

compact. The commander's/champions have full sized grips, officers have compact grips.

actually, unless it's changed, the answer is both--they each make their own versions to some degree. At least back when they came out walther made all of their P99's on some models, and on some they made the frame and smith actually made barrels and slides for some of them for awhile--you were...

meh, I'm old enough that the 38 sp revolver was pretty much a mainstay when I was a kid--I remember cops switching to 357 mags as the flavor of the day before the wonder nines started the semiauto trend. I carried a 38 for years, and can recall one old timer friend of mine switching UP to the...