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Some suggestions please.

Applied for 4 Permits tonight.

Already have a Glock 19, XD45, Browning Buckmark Contour, S&W 22A, Colt HBAR, Custom 10/22 & a Ruger 77 22lr

 

Really feel I need a 1911 of some sort. Dont want a $2000 one. Most of the fun in a 1911 is to "customize" it. So probably a GI version.

So a 1911 is next on my list.

I have heard everyone should own a Sig...so maybe.

How about a S&W M&P? what caliber?

Should have a wheel gun as well, right?

But then again...I do have a sight installation tool for Glocks. It needs to be put to work.

Decisions, decisions.

 

Now, I have figure out how to pay for them :?:

 

PS....Vinny, I will be in touch with you!!! :D:):D:):D

 

Para GI Expert 1911. Under 600 bucks and it's a shooter out of the box.

Revolver, yes, try the Judge like Maksim says. There a blast!

Sig, sure

M&P, why not

 

What about a Beretta?

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Blasphemer, no such thing when you're talking Berettas! In my book, the Beretta 92FS is a classic pistol just like the 1911. If you fancy the 9mm then go for the 92FS. If you like 40S&W then take a look at the 90two.

 

 

Both....for sure. The more the better, right??? :)

 

Easy now, your getting ridiculous!

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