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That's what I was going to suggest.

I wish I would've been the lucky dog who bought that from you. I love me a P7 and wish H&K would make them again. I wonder if they capitalized on modern technology if they could get something akin to a P7M13 in a smaller, lighter package, possibly with 15 round capacity. Fixed barrel accuracy...

Thank you.

Thank you. In the meantime, if anyone finds it, please post a link. Thanks.

When did Rob leave, and where did he go?

How do you like the external hollow points?

The best national organizations, IMO, are SAF, GOA, and FPC. Donations to SAF are tax-deductible. These groups have been fighting key legal battles "behind the scenes" with respect to legislation around the nation, both at the national and state levels. They have won some key victories and...

It's a great reticle that is intuitive and has ranging features built in, as well as being larger than a dot but still precise.

I can get by with either, and for up close and personal I'm not sure it would make much difference. The further the range and the faster the rate of firing, the greater I feel the RDS helps. Fishing for the dot is common when you start out, but it is overcome with training and can be mitigated...

I would rent/try both and decide, if you can. I have shot the Ruger and like it. It's easy to rack and has a nice fiber optic front sight. While it's not attractive, IMO, the ergonomics and grip texture are good, and it has better capacity than the S&W. It's large for what it is, and the...

I would agree if you always used decreased power loads, but if you want the option of a woods gun in the same firearm, I'd go 10 mm all day long, which is why I did. It's a more capable firearm.

In general, the mag release is most important to be able to reach, IMO, to drop the mag in a malfunction, change the mag, etc. To charge the slide and send it home, you can rack it with your off hand or rack it off of some other object if you have only one hand available. If your firearm is...

I like both and sometimes carry one or the other. They each have their pros and cons.

I can appreciate that. I have and very much enjoy steel guns, but I do typically carry a polymer framed firearm. It's lighter and I don't have to worry about sweat causing rust on the frame, etc. I prefer the 1911 grip angle and guns that mimic it. I generally prefer hammer-fired guns to...

How does the M trigger compare to the C and S trigger?