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Does it have a key lock built in?

MY prediction is that it is only a matter of time.

So now that I cannot buy Wolf as far as I know, what other brands are comparable.

How long is a piece of string? I play mind and waiting games with myself so I don't go out and buy anymore. I am more constrained by space than money which helps, you can't easily safe up space like you can cash.

Chuck Taylor and Col Cooper would be proud, nice find!

You can get the 3" version of the King Cobra for that amount. For just a little more you can get the Kimber K6. Still, I am happy with the fact there are more revolver makers. As far as the 327 request, they need more affordable ammo before they crank out the guns. I don't see any out there for...

I take it that it uses 40 S&W and 10mm bullets? None of the articles address it specifically that I can find but it seems it is the exact same caliber and around the same bullet wait. Seems more interesting than the 360 Buckhammer anyways...

I have 3 Mini-14s and a Colt 6920. I like the Minis but the 6920 is a far better firearm. IMO, the best configuration for the Mini 14 is without an optic or any accessories other than a sling. It is a quick handling carbine for short range work, not a long range tack driver.

I'm sure we will get a video of it eventually that someone on Youtube will break down for us.

Also, has cred and and experience that spans decades. One of my favorite guntubers.

I am pretty sure it is happening. https://fnamerica.com/products/fn-510-series/fn-510-tactical/

180gr for both 40 and 10. Honorable mention to the 175gr Win Silvertips.

Ditto with the 40 S&W.

Almost time to start buying again.

Love the PTR 91 so I am sure I would like the G3 even better.

They could only go down in caliber but up in power level. Above the 9mm you have well established 40 S&W, 10mm, 357 SIG and 45 ACP cartridges. Really nothing left there as all of them are proven and readily found. If you go smaller in diameter, which they did, you have to go powerful because we...

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I am not really sure of their collector status but $1,200 seems steep for a used Redhawk. It is a phenomenal revolver but the newer ones are likely made at least as well as the 40 year old ones. I am pretty sure the new ones in 357 are 8 shot but I still think I would go with that. Not for...

At one time I was looking for a HK P9s in 45 ACP. Impossible for me to find one in excellent condition. If you can find one, I would jump on it. Pythons will be here forever. HK isn't the type of company to bring back an old pistol.

I am something of a 40 S&W aficionado. I have one of each of the ones that were the mainstay back when every Fed, cop and gangster carried one. I am very much a 90's guy. I have a 4006, Glock 23, Beretta 96 and 229. That being said my favorite, and the most modern, is the HK VP-40. It is a step...