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The designer of these is Wilhelm Bubits, a master pistol innovator who developed the Steyr series of hanguns and was working at Glock when a certain curtain rod manufacturer "designed" the Glock 17. Connect the dots, if you will...

FedEx or UPS only, ground. Not through the US Mail.

I own several of the Euro Classic models (discontinued by Savage), and they are amazing shooters. All of them shoot sub 1MOA easily.

Other than novelty, I don't see the .300 AAC Blackout having much success. It is designed to work reliably in a suppressed AR platform, but other than that doesn't offer anything than more established calibers. The Class III/NFA group is relatively small, and they will buy quite a few, but...

I am absolutely amazed at how many people are at odds with the subtitle, "The Rise of America's Gun" The author is not stating that this is an American gun, or that it is from America. It is "America's Gun". For example, the most popular cars sold in the US are the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord...

Just wanted to say one more thing - do NOT compare Walther reliability to the Walther P-22. That gun is made by Umarex, and while it doesn't have a bad reputation it is NOT reflective at all of Walther quality.

Zak, should have just left it at TRG. ;)

I'd go with the gun on the far right in Zak's picture, the Sako TRG-22 This five shot group was shot out of a pretty much brand new (20 shots through it) Sako TRG-22. Note it is a five shot group, not three. Plus, the shooter has had no training whatsoever in shooting. It's the rifle...

Walther has many police contracts in Germany, the Dutch Justice Department actually have come down to the HK P30 and the Walther P99. They are SOLID guns - great triggers, plastics, etc. I own 4.

I hate you Nordeste. I hate you. I hate you. I just picked up a new M9-A1 and a new S9-A1 from the store, as this thread piqued my interest. Remember when I said the newest Steyrs have the best triggers? WOW! Striker fired guns should not have a trigger this good. Heck, single action...

Owned an Arcus 98DA for a bit - horrendous DA trigger, but sweet SA trigger. Accurate shooter, relatively well made for the price ($350). Parts may be a huge problem if something breaks - Century (importer) isn't known for their parts availability.

exiled, gotcha. My other point still stands - the Walther polymer pistols are extremely high quality, and I own 3 of them now. Never a hiccup/FTF/FTE etc.

You do realize the modern PPK is made by Smith & Wesson and not Walther, right? And that the modern Walther polymer pistols have about as much in common with a PPK, whether made by S&W or Walther, as Glock has to the 1911? Also, Warranty concerns are handled by S&W here in the US, and they...

Zundfolge, Correct. The easiest way to tell these 3 "generations" apart is the following: 1. Marked S9 on slide, may or may not have manual safety. Old style grip. 2. Marked S9-A1, new grip, no roll pin under rear sight 3. Marked S9-A1, new grip, roll pin under rear sight. Gen 1 had a...

It's interesting - the 10rd magazine for the S-A1 comes with an extended solid plastic base (that slides into the gun) that blocks the extra +2 rounds that might fit. I guess that dates back to the old 10rd magazine capacity ban, and they have never released a 12rd magazine that I know of. It...

Most places in the Caribbean have extremely onerous regulation, and most have banned gun ownership or hunting. For example, it is illegal to even possess a cartridge of loaded ammunition in Jamaica, all hunting or sport shooting is banned in the Dominican Republic, and for many of the former or...

Hey there, The Steyr "A-1" series are GREAT guns. I have owned several, and currently own an S-A1. The S-A1 manual is correct, it is a 4mm travel at around 5lbs, and the same for the M-A1. It's a great trigger, very short reset, and "points" extremely well. For those of you that didn't buy...

Correct - if reloading is a hobby, then all arguments fly out the window. A hobby is something that almost never "pays for itself", but it does so in satisfaction. That being said, for many of us, shooting is our hobby, and reloading is used as a way of lowering costs, which I disagree with...

In all of the calculations for reloading, almost no one ever calculates time. My time is worth something to me. I could be sleeping/eating/shooting/watching tv/playing sports/hanging out with friends etc. I work full-time, which leaves me with not much time after work to do all the things I...

Yes, I would. Actually, not only would I, but I actually did just that a couple months ago, and now have a nice .260 in the safe next to my .243. As to the 6.5x55 - ballistically, pretty much the same thing as the .260, except in a longer action. I don't see the point....