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My roommate has one of those, and they're definitely great guns. We blasted the crap out of a bunch of clays a coupled days ago. Fun stuff. -Plink-

Albanian, those are my thoughts on lockbacks also. I used to use liner locks exclusively, and I liked them a lot. Now that I use the Axis, I prefer that to liner locks also, but I still like liner locks. I just don't get the point of using lockbacks, when there are other options out there...

I personally think Spyderco's can be very overpriced knives. So many of the expensive ones have plastic handles, and they just feel cheap. They don't open that smoothly, and they're almost all lockbacks, which makes them so unpractical for daily use I understand that they can be quality...

For me, I need a knife that can be opened and closed fast and with ease one-handed. The Benchmade axis folders are perfect for this. Holding an edge is important, and being "grippy" in a variety of environmental conditions is important also. I liked my Kershaw Blackout, with the assisted...

I spent around 150 or so for my Benchmade Axis. Before that I had a Ken Onion Kershaw Blackout. The Benchmade is worth every penny over the Kershaw. The Kershaw was decent, but feels like a toy compared to the Benchmade. And the Benchmade is still sharp as hell. For something I carry daily...

I think real sperm can be considered Less Lethal also... Or maybe more lethal... I'm not sure... :p

I realize Glocks aren't the best looking guns around, but in my opinion, the Steyr takes the cake on the "Quasimodo" of handguns... ;) I have heard good things about them though.

I love USPs but they are just too expensive. They are around the price of classic Sigs, and when all said and done, would come out to about 8-900. That's a bit too rich for me right now. I like Glocks, but everything seems to feel better when I hold it. Sigs, XD's, USPs, etc. I've always...

I got a solid price quote from the "better" gun store up here. They quoted me 700$! I can't believe that's what they want for a NIB Sig Pro. He told me that MSRP was around 695 or so, and that Sig always chooses their selling prices... The other gun store out here, which I don't like nearly...

Right here in case you couldn't find it: http://www.knoxx.com/NewStyleKnoxx/Products/SideWinder.htm

This place has some crazy shotshells. I think there's a beanbag in there somewhere. http://www.hi-vel.com/Catalog__18/Specialized_Shotshell_Ammuniti/specialized_shotshell_ammuniti.html

I liked the XD, but I've never shot a Sig Pro. They look so great though. I love how they feel in my hand also. I guess I'll just do what I figured what I was gonna do, and find a way to get one... -Plink-

I actually almost bought one a while ago. I've shot them before, and I liked them overall. I was a little dissapointed to hear about the finish on them, and that it's not that great, and seems to be prone to rust. Because of that, I was going to get a Bi-Tone XD. Out here though, they are pretty...

I know it's not a real gun, not in my opinion anyway, but my constantly broken Phoenix Arms HP22, which resides in a card board box, because it's not even worth paying shipping to have it repaired, does not allow you to rack the slide, without a mag in the gun. If the slide is locked, you can...

That's what I keep hearing... Man... I really want one... :scrutiny: Question about CDNN. It seems that people often order guns from here, and that they are a great reputable company. They offer standard Sig Pros for about 389, which is MUCH cheaper than anyone out here gets them for. With...

Well, the other day I was looking at Glocks. I figured to go along with my S&W 686 and my 870, I needed a black plastic autoloader. I figured I could swing 500-600 dollars, which is the going rate for a Glock out here in California. So, as I've been thinking about a Glock 22, I went to see...

Another post of the "no experience with a 1300, but I love my 870HD" variety...

Curious what you mean by this. Can they be easily swapped out?

I just got a Trius One-Step for around 90$ after hearing great things about it. Seems solid so far. I don't know if 90$ is a bit rich for what you're after, but it seems to be a great thrower. The best thing about it, as far as I'm concerned, is the ability to launch clays with your foot. You...

We have one. While I like my 870 Express better, the Maverick has never given us any problems at all.