daizee
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d'aaaaamn.
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d'aaaaamn.
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/44-special-gp.814116/
I'm also looking forward to the 2.75" S&W 69. Magnums probably would not be fun but it might make a nice gun for specials.
Anyone else want to see one of these in either .45 acp or .45LC or am I just weird?
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Not sure these are mutually exclusive.
True. You can do both in the same gun with moonclips for .45acp.
I never understood why some people hate moon clips so much. To me, that's half the point of shooting a rimless cartridge in a revolver.
bearfacedkiller
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A 5" GP100 with a 5 shot cylinder in 41. Magnum is my dream. A snubbed 44 sounds pretty cool too though.
Went out looking for .38 special +p carry ammo. Saw a gorgeous S&W 625 Mountain gun in .45 colt, and only $800. I left without it but holy crap that is one nice revolver. Then I went to sportsmans warehouse and bought a bunch of HP's to try. Accidentally bought two boxes of .38 Super instead on .38 Special. I guess than means I should buy a 1911 in .38 Super then, right?
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Then I need to find a 22-250 and a .204 maybe. A 17hmr as well I don't remember
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Check out the new CZ P-10c.http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-p-10-c/
Tradewater is always right. Actually, I priced an Armscor/Rock Island in .38 super and I could get it for under $450.
A 1918 Colt Government 1911.
#Jealous
Been a lot of chatter about that one. Given CZ's reputation I bet they have a winner there.
daizee
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really? that's your pick from cz? ok, more of these for me:
http://cz-usa.com/product/dw-v-bob-...nder-tactical-2-dot-tritium-sights-8-rd-mags/
1066vik
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tempting - but for $2k?
daizee
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They ARE spendy.
But I'd accept one as a gift. Let me send you my local FFL info.
ETA: There's a silver one on an auction site for a grand...
NixKustoms
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Is anyone building an AR our is everyone just buying them?
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Just buy one. S&W M&P Sport II for entry-level, Colt 6920 if you wanna get serious.
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Hoss, whats the real difference between the two ? They look identical, and the price point isnt terribly far apart.
NixKustoms
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I'm thinking about building one so I'd only buy the parts I want vs buying upgrades then trying to sell the ones I don't. I understand you can build a better rifle than you can buy for the same price anyhow. So why not build one? I mean that way I'd also know how everything works and where everything goes.