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Can you document this or did you pull this fact from nowhere?

I currently own three different .45 pistols. An older SIG P220, a Springfield XD45, and an RIA "Tactical" :rolleyes: 1911. All three have been reliable and accurate. Personally, I shoot the XD the best. By that measure, for me the XD is "best." I'm keeping the others though.

Not happening.

I have a Marlin 1894C in .357 which is quite accurate with the factory sights and has never jammed once with any .38spl or .357 I've fed it. I've generally heard nothing but good things about the Puma as well and wouldn't have any qualms about buying one.

For fun shooting I'd recommend an AK variant of your choice. If you really want to make it a varmint gun your best choice would likely be the CZ 527 in 7.62x39. http://www.cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=15 The MSRP is higher than you listed, but the street price is lower. A quick...

Congrats on your new toy.

Right. And a swastika is just a Buddhist prayer symbol. :rolleyes:

It was removed because people couldn't manage to politely discuss political topics without engaging in personal attacks on people with whom they disagreed. If you don't like it you're free to start your own discussion board, manage it, host it, pay for bandwidth and hardware, and run it any way...

Thread topic generator #67: Is <basic pistol type example #1> better than / an improvement on <same basic pistol type, example #2>? Is a SIG P226 an improved Beretta 92? Is a Browning Hi Power an improved 1911? Which is better? Whichever one works better for you. Which may not be...

I bought a stripped AR lower marked Century back in 2003 and built a perfectly good AR on it. I've had no trouble with it. I can't speak for the AR's they've built.

They told me "spring of 2004" back in 2003. I'll believe in the 4595 when I see one in front of me.

Best $125 I ever spent.

If retailers are allowed then I would prefer to see separate sections for used and new firearms or accessories to differentiate.

Using my unscientific sampling of one (RIA Tactical, purchased a few weeks back), I'd have to say yes.

(never mind)

I'm not a hunter, but this argument doesn't pass muster. You say you don't like killing animals that "are as smart as your pet cat or dog." If that's the case then buying the meat at the market is just as bad.

Do I see a Beretta AR70 in there?

Nah. Those of us who spell it correctly know better. ;)

I have a an older MKII series 22/45. Honestly? Don't bother disassembling it if you don't have to. I use a boresnake, a toothbrush and occasionally I use some patches pushed around like swabs on the end of a toothpick to clean mine. Still shooting with no problems.

Be sure to say hi to Tamara. Oh, and I hate you. :neener: