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If you consider resale value (in case I don't like it after the first few days. It happens to me a lot no matter what I buy), should I get 9mm, .40 or .45. I would like to shoot .40 or .45.

Can I use a 1911?

I read wrong. It's 9mm and up. So I can use my 1911 or G22 and I just need to get a holster. But I don't have 10rd mags for G22. Can I just load 10 rounds in the mag or I have to go get 10 round mags. Do I need to register, or simply show up? Never done this so please not laugh at me.

I probably will go. Don't have the gear or the guns (don't have 9mm) to do IDPA. But just want to meet everyone here.

tbtrout - If you don't take your wife to shop cars becuase she will believe anything the salesman says, then take her with you to a good gun dealer to buy GSG. Call the dealer before you go and tell them to convince her.

Thanks. If I ever get one.

Larian- Do you need any tools after you replace the screw? tbtrout - She doesn't have to know.

I am more serious about a CX4 Storm than a GSG (i got another post in the rimfire about GSG) because it is very accurate and can be use for HD. I am also very close to get one an decided not to. I am trying to find more reasons not to get it to convince myself even more. Please add to the list to help me out. 1) For the same money ($800+), I can get the real rifle 2) and handgun ammo is now at least as expensive as 223. 3) The price is going to go down. 4) It is a short range rifle, I like to shoot a rifle at 100yds+

Maksim - You are not helping . The last reason you give makes me want to buy it. I don't like to shoot 10/22. It is boring. But one reason I forgot to list is I saw a guy show how to clean GSG on youtube and you need to use a special tool comes with the gun to unscrow at least 4 screws in order to clean it, I don't like that at all. I can clean 2 ARs by that time.

I have read on their web site that you suppose to 'fluff and buff' the gun when it is new. Basically is to sand the parts to get the them smoother. I don't know why they can't make the the gun so the users do not need to do that. I decide not to get it.

I got very close to buy it but decided not to. But half of me still want it. Here are the reasons not to. For those of you already got it. Great gun and have fun. For those of you decided not to get it, please add to the list to help me out. 1) Already have a 10/22. I like accurate gun so I can only blame my self. From what I read, GSG is less accurate. 2) Too expensive to me for something has no more functionalities than 10/22 3) Use the money to fund the AR10 I always want. Or a nice scope or a complete 22 AR upper. 4) I probably will regretted right after I buy it because it shoots, well just like a 10/22. 5) Black rifle hype is over, at least for now (you can see the ARs in store now, different kinds). The price will go down and I can buy it then.

I'll buy a colt 22 in a heartbeat if they get here.

I can't decide which one to get. If Kel-Tec does not jam, next thing I will compare is accuracy.

Any bad experiences with Kel-Tec P3AT? I read an online review, which may be out-dated, says it jamed a lot. I don't find many negative reviews for anything if the manufacture provide the gun for review. So I can not image how much it jamed for the reviewer to say that. As I said, the review is old. I am looking for current experience. Also any experince with desert eagle micro?

First time I shot gp100 6'' ss, the groups were smaller than any other pistols (45, 40, 22) which I had practiced with for many times. I did not like revolvers that was why I got it last. Now I love it.

Saw a 12 guage AR (at least looked like one) at Sarco yesterday. THe mag looks big. I asked how many rounds it could hold and they tried and could only put in 5 rounds. I think the price is around $600. but I am not positive.

will order an upper then.

I am about to get a dedicated upper. Now I can wait for this. Went to get GSG, but the second time looking at it, not worth the money they ask for and decided not getting it.