Maksim

Thanks guys. Yes... been working on but did not make a big announcement yet. Am doing our YouTube channel here, started with the three videos, 2 on optics, 1 on auctions. Have 5 guns coming in for testing and hooking up with some major manufacturers. (there is more but all I can say at this time.) Please do like and subscribe, means quite a lot! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyUQg6KTCiE_pp7kj2teNA

HAHA, I actually have no interest in them right now. I Was just there recently and could of sworn I saw a few large frame Smith Revolvers, along with that fairly nice Python. I am all about the snakes and ponys now.

What was it?

The Q5 SF Match is grossly overpriced for where it is, around $1400. M9A3 is too at around $800.... Around $750 to $800 I would be all over it. Considering a base M9 is now under $500 in many places.

The guns are good for what they are, a solid gun in that $600 to $750 range. No issues with the ones I played with.

whoa... This is the first 92 variant I WANT to get. This gun looks squarely made for gun games. Fiber optic sight.. check. Frame mounted safety? Check. Extended takedown pin which is made for being used as a thumb rest? aha. As long as it is around $750... will be a huge hit.

Was able to get my hands on one to test out. Good scope for the money although some competition for the price point, especially if you do not need an illuminated reticle.

If you PM me a link, will try to find it there. =P So my own observations are that the majority of the guys behind the counter are relatively inexperienced gun guys, especially when it comes to anything more than 20 years old or with that spinny cylinder thing. =P Some of the counter guys that are obviously new do know that but one in particularly is soooo sure of himself even when dead wrong. There was also a big price issue, they had a rifle tagged with wrong price and would not sell it to the guy, was a $700 rifle marked for $300 or $400 or so. But their bread and butter of course is people who want to go shoot indoors or rent a gun. It's the only public indoor range in the area until you get out to Allentown area. Most of the public/private gun clubs in the area here are outdoor only. If you are in the area, I would suggest making it out to 507 Outfitters, right behind Heritage Guild, great gun shop and far more knowledgeable folks and tons of used guns, even revolvers. Owner is there on site, pleasant guy. Tons of CZs too. =) Used guns are also very reasonably priced.

Good gun, Turkish... so you have to be okay with that. Good entry level gun for gun games. Played with it but don't recall intimately what I thought of it as far as trigger, build quality etc. Nothing bad from what I remember though. If you want a long slide, this is it. With smaller companies you do have to be prepared for relatively lack of replacement parts, customer service, etc.

Crazy, was it a used gun? or a new gun you were looking for? Never existed? Yikes.

Do share... I had some convos and they were interested in being a vendor... but need to know any potential issues members may have. I have been at their range a few times now and can note some of my issues.

checked the website? =)

Thanks for bringing it up. Will request some to try.

Like actual cigars? @Krdshrk would be all over this.

It's actually Tubalar fed guns... does not matter if semi auto, etc... hence why you can have a 16 or 17 round Marlin Model 60.

Was it impacted? You can order the tool, test your bolt... then replace it if need be.

So those older colts if in decent shape, worth at least $1k based on today’s auctions

Well dang... did not know they make it in 22lr.

If you want a REALLY nice Beretta M9 for a very fair price, there is a member here who is interested in selling one. Would go that route... especially if you already have a CZ. LCR is blah. Btw, GP100 is not a 22lr. =) GP100 is a nice revolver though. For 22lr, budget? SW Victory is pretty nice, so is the Ruger 22/45. Although that new Taurus TX22 I can't wait to try, seemingly great reviews. Walther P22 is too picky and a bit too small.

Thanks @Pizza Bob Generally, Colts of that age are essentially collector's items and while I primarily collect Colt snake guns and other revolvers, have seen 1911s all over the map. There is an auction coming up tomorrow with a bunch of them so can look at the prices there, but would help to get better pictures and serial numbers to get a date. https://www.proxibid.com/Zettlemoyer-Auction-Co-LLC/Pre-Spring-Spectacular-Firearms-Auction/event-catalog/158502 Most of all it comes down to... Why do you want them? Collector guns? Shooters? If Collector, okay.... if shooting, well, do you even shoot 38 super? Do you reload? Buying ammo is fairly expensive on those guns vs 9mm. If it is just a "great deal"... different story.

Mine was made like 4 or 5 years ago and it still let me order it. The "enter serial number" is there just to prevent people who don't own one from ordering gauges. Will try to find out from my PR person there.

No no no no no... It had to be one of the recent ones but before Feb 9th or whenever .

Same here. So seems like you get a machine gun courtesy of S&W if your bolt is defective. =P

Suppressor ready... yes. Comes with threaded barrel and taller sights. Optics ready, not sure.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT INVOLVED: The out of specification condition has been found only in bolts that were recently manufactured. While our investigation suggests that the incidents are isolated, we have established this inspection procedure as a precautionary matter to ensure that all M&P15-22 firearms in service meet our design specifications. We are asking consumers of all M&P15-22 firearms manufactured before February 1, 2019 to inspect their bolt for this condition.