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Most everything I've been reading is good. I'd like you opinions and comments.

I'm really intrigued. This sucker looks like all kinds of fun. Priced well, too. What's the word on these?

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Looked at the Maverick and the Mossberg Persuader and settled on the Mossie. They looked and felt identical (supposed to, I hear), but the tang safety won me over. If not for that, I most likely would have bought the Maverick. Having a pistol grip is nice too, just because. Looks great...

Like the looks of the sporter and the 7-hole sporter. No idea why the 7-hole seems to be much cheaper (looks the same). Anyone have experience with these?

Howdy folks, Dad got a call from Academy saying that his number had come up. He had just purchased a 638 at my suggestion for pocket carry, but figured he'd at least go LOOK at the LCP since he was curious... big mistake He got the LCP figuring it'd be good to have a little variety... and...

looking for (fresh) opinions here. assuming apartment defense and a 3" .357 GP100, how practical do you think glaser (et al) is versus the following? naturally, overpenetration into adjacent units is a concern.

I know there is no perfect solution for a shooting in an apartment, but I'm looking for the best answer you've got. Thinking of 125 38 Gold Sabres for the bedside defense of my future apartment. What say you?

I'm sorry in advance. I'm carrying Rem Gold Sabres in my 3" GP100. "Should" I be carrying Gold Dots? I'd love to hear your argument either way.

I know you've all been in suspense ever since I announced my imminent purchase of a 3" Ruger GP100. Well, Cabela's confused a 3" SP101 with a 3" GP100, so woe was me. Enter The Bullet Trap in Plano, TX, who got a hold of one for me for the perfectly good sum of $489 before tax. I picked it up...

I read plenty on snub loads in .38, but what about out of a longer barrel? Or, you know, say a GP100 3" ?

I know, it's crazy: sometimes I stop talking about guns long enough to buy one. So in about 9 hours I'll be at Cabela's looking over their one remaining 3" GP100 (it's on reserve, so you can put those car keys back down :uhoh:) with the normal not-Hogue-monstrosity grips. If it's new and...

I'd say I'm sorry, but that'd be a lie. Reading about .357 magnum this morning has got me drooling. I'm moving off campus into my own apartment soon (FINALLY), and a good handgun purchase is in order. I'm still vacillating on when to go for my CHL permit because so much of my time is...

wondering what you'd get for a CCW gun. does the bluing hold up well?

question for you fellas: My grandpa is in bad health and has since passed on several guns, most of which he forgot he even had. In other words, they are in the best shape. Some, like a pre-1920s S&W top-break were, according to a note that apparently came with it, in need of repair for some...

hey guys, posted this over on GT and got some helpful responses, but more than anything I'd like to know how to take this nameless Spanish 1913 apart! Any other insight would be most welcome, especially on how viable these old guns are to shoot (ie: dangers involved). Also check out the...

what do you keep on your nightstand, and how comfortable are you with no half-asleep accidents happening?

not in the market, but curious. Assuming I wanted a micro Beretta, the Tomcat is out... I don't want to spend $500 on an INOX .32 just to be sure it won't crack on me. That aside, there are cheaper alternatives in better calibers like the LCP (you can believe I'll be buying that one). So...

Gimmie all ya got: love her, hate it, round count, the works. Academy is selling them for $349 which is relatively cheap in the immediate area, though for all I know it's highway robbery.

Anyone have an arguement against the P345? Assuming you had issues with yours, what was the issue and did you get it fixed? Basically I've got some money to throw around and it's hard to argue with a .45 (in every sense of the word). I've read plenty about the P345, but I was hoping to...