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I've never heard middle eastern MIM parts described as quality materials.

Or it could be that being a mouthy fem has consequences. What most fail to grasp is that there are simply some people you don't mess with. They will hurt you at the drop of a hat if you fail to observe the golden rule. The real problem seems to be those who have an overinflated sense of...

Yes very paranoid. I wouldn't have sold to you.

You just described 75% of the tacticool, beer bellied, know it all, high speed low drag keyboard commandos who post to this forum.

The new rules, inflated prices, and overzealous mods, have all but ruined the classifieds here. I've always had good luck finding the best deals locally, helping recent divorcees and those who inherit guns they don't want liquidate them.

Online prices save me $100 on average. If the LGS cannot compete, they fall, and I couldn't care less. Most are greedy, unethical bass turds.

...here we go. Relevance to the OP?

Hmm...There's nothing particularly difficult or expensive about the conversion, but I understand not all of us have the means to accomplish it.

Yep, for the cost of a USP 40, aftermarket barrel reamed to 10mm, recoil spring, and a spare mag you can have your wish.

I don't support any group that segregates based on color.

Perhaps you should do your own research and not ask the lowly members here next time. Oh, and your link is to info posted August 2015.

The lack of supply and an increase in demand caused the equilibrium price of an AR to shift upward during the panic. The cost to manufacture an AR didn't increase due to the increased demand. I don't follow why you think manufacturers have to cheapen components now that supply is up, demand is...

None of that is going to matter under stress. I'm a big advocate of the .45 acp, but the 10mm is more versatile. Either one will work well with nearly any load, but I really, really like the versatility of the 10mm. 135 gr. speeders to 220 gr. loads at respectable velocities, the ability to...

Loneviking, how many gunfights have you been involved in? I've had the misfortune of experiencing several, both stateside and in other venues. I can tell you this, I never, ever, walked away upset with having too many rounds.

Is Walmart providing you a range to shoot their ammo? Convenience has a cost, and you are responsible for covering that cost. A nominal range fee is not enough to cover the cost of running the range AND to turn a profit on goods being sold. As for your comment on reloads, you pull the trigger...

It never ceases to amaze me the arrogant pukes, tactical teds, and know it all types I see shopping at gun stores. You know, those guys who seem to want to "one up" the clerk and prove they know more than him instead of uniting and educating by sharing knowledge with someone. Those same...

Most all plastic cases have ample room for a second barrel.

Knife.

There were some problems with the .35 Whelen guns. Make sure yours isn't one of the bad ones. I passed on the caliber for that reason.

. So true!