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    Just wondering what your take is on it. Im on the fence as to get into reloading or not. I understand that you make ammo cheaper than you can buy it but is it worth the time it takes you to do it? Will it take me an hour to make 50 rds? if thats the case id rather just buy the box instead of wasting my time. Its expensive to get started in reloading. how long does it take to make that money back? I usually hit the range about twice a month. on average what would you say it costs to make a box of .45acp, 9mm, 40, etc

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    Guys it's in my first post :king:

    I already have a 1911 and I don't like any gun with the safety built into the slide. If it's not on the frame, I don't want it.

     

    I'll look into these 45ACP revolvers. As it stands I'll probably end up with a P99/PPQ & Canik Shark FC.

    great choice! you will love either one of those walthers. i have the ppq and its one of my favorites. I prefer the original model but most people would prefer the m2. the difference is the mag release. m2 is a button and original is the lever. if you decide on p99, check out the magnum research mr9 or mr40. they are identical to the p99 for a much cheaper price. i think buds has them with the stainless slide right now for around the $480 mark

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    Yes sir 686+, my first handgun. I have just under 500 rounds thru it and it just does it for me

     

     

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    Nice! I have the 6rd 686 with 6 inch barrel. Love it! So accurate

     

    If you can live with SA/DA, take a look at the Ruger P95. Very comfortable gun with enough weight to feel like you're actually holding a gun but too heavy to carry (if you ever get the chance). Very good shooter too.

     

     

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    p95 is an ok gun. does work well most of the time. I had a few jams when i had mine. I got rid of it

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    My friend has a mak90. loves it. If your looking for a thumbhole stock ak that is easier to upgrade the stock and is just as good if not better, check out the hungarian sa85m. LOVE MINE!

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    I have both. Both are great guns. I find the M&P to be a little more comfortable but I like the trigger on the glock better. In my experience I see more beginners shoot a glock better than anything else. Im thinking it might be the grip angle. very easy gun to control. Neither one is my favorite though. I would have to agree with the guys that say "check out the PPQ". I have a ppq as well. I like that better than both. I like xdm better as well. 

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    Have never shot one or handled one, but from reading reviews yes it will take any standard 1911 mag.  

    cool thanks. Im getting anxious for its arrival. I really cant find a whole lot about it online. i know its a newer gun but even on youtube I havent been able to find any videos of it other than the para ordnace tomassi videos.

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