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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.

The MOS series is not listed on the price sheet for the gssf purchase program so I'm not sure if the are included.

I have a glock coupon that expires pretty soon. I don't currently own any except for a glock 26 that is my wife's. If it wasn't for the coupon, which is a pretty good deal, I probably wouldn't be looking to buy a glock. I am not looking for a carry gun, so anything I buy will be just for range...

I took delivery of a service grade just over a year ago. All the metal was in great shape with just a touch of wear near the muzzle. Stock was original with a few dings here and there with no cracks. My advice echoes pretty much what everyone else is saying. Buying sight unseen I would...

As I posted in another thread I have been having a lot of trouble out of the keypad on my Cannon safe. I was wondering if it was possible to convert it to an old fashioned combo dial lock. Do any of you guys have any experience with this process? If you are I have a few questions. How much moola...

I recently paid $23 and change per 50 of 124gr gold dots on sg ammo