Ray Ray

George, I can help you with that! Come to the Bullet Hole tomorrow and you can run my 870 and then run Nick's (krdshrk) 500. Those are 2 of the most popular. If you have the dough, a Remy 887 tactical or Mossy 590 are 2 excellent guns as well.

No, that's a 357sig!

Dan, you love to bust my chops over that snubbie, huh? It's okay, I deserve it. I took a shot at an American made firearm and it blew up in my face (hopefully, it doesn't actually happen)!!!

Well, I had a blast after the rain stopped. But I was a cry-baby for the first 2 hours! Nice to meet bbk, totalabuse, lunker, shane545, and bad64chevelle Nice to shoot with my regulars, Nick, Pete, and Chris Thanks Tony for basically bringing everything we needed! Lunch was delicious, whatever that place was.

I'll be there as well trying out the Charter (yet again). I'll also have pistol permits in hand, cause you never know what the Bullet Hole has in stock!

Okay, got the call from Lewis (Armament Gunsmithing) and he replaced the firin pin. Reset the trigger pull and test-fired. All 5 rounds had deep indents on the primer. I'm picking her up tomorrow and shooting it at the Bullet Hole that night!

If that they made that Ruger today and it took the SR9 magazines, I'd get one!

I would've figured a shotgun would weigh more than that. But you where weighing it with a pistol grip right?

I was looking for a 9mm carbine and my options where Kel-Tecs, Cx4's, and Hi-Points. I choose the Cx4 for a few reasons: reliability, mag compatability, accesories, and it's a Beretta. But the Hi-Point would get the job done. The choice is yours, choose wisely!

Ryan, an 870 with that stock is super hot! You are the tacticool kid on the block.

Springfield Armory TRP My friend has one and it is sssssswwwwwweeeeeeeettttttttt! night sights, ambi safety, checkering on the frontstrap is nice, and the trigger was excellent out of the box. I have my ParaUSA GI Expert (which people like when they shoot it), and it was real inexpensive.

Okay, see you ladies in the morning!

40 bucks!?! Are they nutz?

As accurate as you can shoot. If you can learn to shoot a snubbie in DAO accuratly, your golden!

I agree with everything except the first part. They perform better? Like how?

Ouch!!!! stick with a 38 snubbie, worked for Charles Bronson.

Yes, Yes, and Yes! Couldn't have typed it better myself.

What are you talking about!?! hello, Marked for Death! also, Hard to Kill Out for Justice On deadly Ground I discount the Under Siege saga as they weren't as good as the afore mentioned. But they still had him breaking arms and necks though!

Which should be illegal. I find it highly distrurbing that the police can lie to you to trick you in an investigation, interview, or interrogation. Unfortunitly, I agree.

, can't disagree more This is a 357 out of an 11 ounce, polymer gun with short grips. The 38 version (which I own and love) is the way to go. 38+P's are perfect for concealed carry. If you have to have a 357 snubbie, get a steel framed one. Like the one for sale in the "marketplace".

Your problably talking about the MP5, which is a 9mm. But the mag is thin since the 9mm is a small round.

Is that for the day? And then add whatever prices are for his ammo?

Stihl or Huskvarna are excellent gas-powered choices. I've been cutting with those brands since I was a kid. Stay away from no-name brands that are sold in Lowe's or Home Depot, those are the ones you buy, use it and then return it to the store.

Which I will be shooting!

That's a good rail at a good price. Yankee Hill is good shtuff.