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i like it, a lot. Thanks!

Can someone school me on High Standard magazines. Are they standard and/or how to figure out which ones to get. Also, does anybody have a source for quality mags? I'm not sure, but thinking the pistol is a Model "B" from the 1930s. It has a single magazine, but there is a small crack in the mag and it functions, but not reliably. This pistol has a really nice trigger and is a joy to shoot and is a shooter grade quality one. Additionally, I would like to find out more about the different varieties, as a nicer one might be in the future if mags can be had for it, and, although the sights aren't bad, maybe another model with upgraded sights might be in the future. Please share your thoughts on the High Standards. I have seen one that had adjustable sights and I think it was a Supermatic. I have also seen one with a threaded barrel and a silencer. Thanks in advance.

Speaking of cloth, I wonder if Epstein kept the dress?

I am thinking a self-contained pump. Scorpio, I already have a .177 caliber one. Just looking to expand the toolbox. I don't remember exactly what it is, but I'm going to say Gamo Big Cat. I have seen ones that are convertible between the two and that is a little interesting to me. Shocker, thanks for the advice. I don't think it would be used too often, either. Just something else the kids can plink with. I have an Ithaca Model 49 and it is a fun gun in .22LR for them to shoot. Heck, I like shooting it, too, single-action and all, but a scoped pump .22LR pellet gun would be nice. I never thought I would enjoy the Ruger Wrangler as much as I do as well. Sometimes it is just fine to take your time.

Not a rimfire, but please provide thoughts on a good 22 caliber air rifle to think about purchasing...

Jeep Wrangler or Kia Optima might work.

I will bet you that every one of those crusaders and legal scholars for law and order that gave him a pass are socially liberal Democrats. And, because they couldn't do their jobs they have blood on their hands not that they would feel or take the responsibility for their actions.

Beautiful guns but they weren't made in the Czech Republic where the best 9mm is made, Ray. I would not have sold my 92FS if it had been one of the thinner grip models, though.

Love the S&W 39.

Bloomturd on "the average citizen"... "Bloomberg is a Statist!" - Sponsored by Patriots Demand Private Gun Ownership and Dads Demand Striker Fired Action...

True love? This would be my choice in a Beretta... Like that G Mode. Brigadier toughness, and that hammer rocks! This is a CZ 75B killer with its texturing and modified mag well and those grips are awesome. This would be my choice in a SA/DA and NOT a plastic fantastic.

I don’t have a 1911 and would love a couple some day, including one in 9mm. I had a Sig 1911-22 at one time and liked it. Would also like a Smith 625. Always wanted a Glock 31, but don’t stock 45 ACP anymore. i love my 22/45 Lite and was considering a Target model.

The Hyve grip that is +3 will also work with the 2.0 mag block installed on the standard 12-round 9c mag giving you a net of 10. It is nice because it mimics the 15-round 2.0 compact mags but is ever so slightly shorter in the rear of grip but gives a better purchase than the mag grip extenders. Slightly easier to conceal than the 2.0 mags and yet still a G19-sized grip.

Yes, the 12 rounders fit. And, more importantly, the 15 rounders fit with the x-grips sleeves made for them. Those sleeves are different than the full-size sleeves.

For the New Year this is my favorite new handgun to purchase! I love S&W M&Ps's versatility and this little guy is on my resolution list with its perfect size and handling and it's ability to use 12, 15, and 17 round mags with the grip sleeves (and the statist 10-round mag versions as well). The New 2.0 9C Sub-compact is pretty sweet! https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/smith-wesson-announces-the-new-mp-m2-0-121-subcompact-pistol/ It shares the 3.6" barrel of the newer 2 .0 Compact of that size barrel instead of the 3 .5" barrel length of the older 9C. Not sure which length I prefer with a tenth of an inch difference The balance on the older 3.5" 9C with 2.0 Compact 15 round mags (G19 length) is almost perfect so the older 9C still rocks. If you want one you better buy while still available. However the grippiness and updated trigger on the newer 2.0 subcompact would give it and it's 3.6" barrel the nod. The older 9C subcompact without the extra 2.0 metal support and slight slide shape difference and the shorter barrel doesn't feel subjectively quite as bulky in the hand as the awesome 2.0 compact models which also feel a little bulkier than say a Glock 19 but share it's equivalent size (the 4" model M&P to be exact). Not too bulky, though, and quite pleasantly manageable, these sub-compact models are ultra versatile and in the sweet spot in size between a G19 and G26 and come with full metal sights and leave Glocks well behind in almost every way, hinged trigger and fish scales nonetheless. They are almost perfect and give a little advantage over the recently released 3.6" Compact by allowing a shorter more conceivable grip but most would probably prefer the compact length even though some may not want to use those sleeves. In that case the 3.6" Compact shines. I prefer the compact 15 rounders over the 12 , but would choose the additional versatility. The 12s though manageable leave the pistol a little too-heavy and awkward. 2.0 Subcompact all the way, but For me, though, again there is still a place for the older 3.5" version, and in particular with appendix carry, allowing for a shorter barrel and for a variety of grip extenders (such as the awesome yet poorly colored Hyve grip extender) to get a comfortable purchase and still be very concealable... And that grippy texture next to skin might not be a positive for some, leaving the older one a more viable. I still want a newer 2.0 Subcompact, though, as it is an improvement and easy to look at and the standard trigger is nice. Kudos, Smith, on your expanding versatility. The 9mm EZ version of the Shield also shows Smith continuing to hit home runs in providing options, just as the 4" performance center Shield and the new 2 .0 double-stack flavors surely will find their place. Let's start the year off right with a 2.0 Subcompact in 9mms and a few extra compact mags (perfect size) and sleeves and toss in a full-size mag and sleeve and sub-compact mag for good measure (and depending on your wardrobe, body type, etc.) You would be all set with a nimble and ergonomic handgun! Smith ergonomics is the best! Some other brands offer more capacity and are a little smaller, but not as shootable and the additional rounds are moot in NJ, anyway. And S&W has the best pricing for its quality. Happy New Year! Make your reolution, now, and get whichever S&W M&P will work for you, but be careful if you are a Glock fanboy.

PSA New Year's Deal: https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-380-shield-ez-380-acp-pistol-w-range-ready-kit-13114.html $299.99 w/ range kit... $100 more for the 9mm EZ version.

Wouldn't be so bad if we free Americans didn't have to pay the statist premium.

This article talks about more failures coming from tyrannical leftist policies as a reflection on the evil in Texas on Sunday morning: https://canadafreepress.com/article/barack-obamas-gun-control-executive-order-big-fail

Yes, I am sure that piece of shit worm food would have followed the little Dicktator's decree. Creepy is as creepy does. Leftist logic. My heart goes out for the innocent victims.

Merry Christmas everyone! The Christmas Donkey

Feliz Navidad... the dog is under the tree sniffing the presents. My old dog would have opened them up when she was younger, but she is sleeping by the fireplace.

Probably another record day on firearms sales and their accessories and ammunition. Maybe the Marxist Demorats are buying Depends diapers at record levels.

Abuse of power and state resources.

Still some beauty, though, even though the life-impared dumbasses and the Marxist Leftists they voted in are following the Democrat Model of destroying it from within.