Vicious

+1 sometimes you have to be objective about things.

I have a Ruger 22/45 and I recommend that or a MK IV over a revolver. They are quirky, fun, and as reliable or more than any other semi-auto .22 I’ve seen. I had a Ruger SP101 in .22 and I got very tired of it. Not having property to walk around and shoot cans on kind of crushed the fantasy that I had with .22 revolvers. At the range, I found myself loading a lot and the .22 in a small heavy package just got boring. Nowhere near as fun as a centerfire revolver. My opinion only...

Never got back to you on my 320RX. They "fixed" my romeo1. Said that I have to use a specific brand of battery due to the shape. They sent me an extra one. As for the 320, I like it. I think I just jumped on board with it too soon. Even without the RX I find it a bit imbalanced and I feel like I perceive more recoil. Again this is without the RX (2 buddies have the same gun / 9mm). The mag release is very positive and I like it. The slide lock (and ambi side) are useless, just the way I like them. That being said, like some guns slapping an ambi lock on there, it is hard to use the right side as a release. Sights are nice (siglites? On mine) and easy to acquire. Just over all too much sticking up over the web of my hand for a striker fired system. Feels like picking up a lighter 226. Mine may be coming on the market soon. TL;DR: Nothing wrong with it, but should have been introduced about 15 years ago.

I know I can do it all, but that is exactly how I want it out of the box without having to do a thing or drop a dime more. The biggie for me is the front sight. I love the ameriglow sights or XS big dot with an orange dot. I know I can't have them painted, but I don't like the look or that it can rub off. I would much rather swap the stock sights, but I know the standard front is integral. This is the 92 for me. Aside from a holster and mags, I am gtg with this one.

I'm gonna call Wednesday. I see that it has like 87 days left, which is good because I don't want to buy for another month. That's why I was wondering if this model was still being produced.

Hm, is there a chance it was the floor model? Lol, after checking GB, that is the ONLY one that comes up.

I've been looking for a 9mm to get into competition with. I love Glock with all my heart, but I just don't feel like using it for comp. I had a p226 that I enjoyed, and the double/single transition didn't bother me. I got rid of the p226 because the placement of the slide lock did not agree with me. Fine for plinking, and I never accidentally disengaged it, but under stress I could see riding it. That being said, while looking at the Beretta lineup on their site, I came across the Langdon M9. It looks like everything I want, including the front sight, which is a plus since you can't change it (I know about the brigadier, no I don't want a heavier gun). Problem is I can't find the gun anywhere. Is Beretta done with this variant? Hoping to pick one up in another month or so, but it looks like a limited run... So did I miss the boat? Anything else to look at other than the Beretta?

I was excited about Longshots, then I moved... This is awesome though.

This is where exactly?!?

Gotta look into that. Every time I see a Henry .22 I am tempted to pick it up.

The tacticool thing is neat, but I need a lever (.22) with some better sights. I hate buckhorns! Where the peeps at?

4" barrel revolver, sounds like an air rifle. Actually, closer yet, do you remember those cap guns when you were a kid? Sounds like those.

It is still a P.T.C. Academy, so afaik yes, still a requirement.

My favorite gun that I will pick up if Marlin ever gets a better rep. is the 1895 SBL. Love the lines. Ray, who is using a lever gun for home defense? The same type of guy that would use a pump shotgun...

Lol, yes. Yes I did.

Beautiful! Some of the finest guns too.

I just bought the Arris with Docsis 3.1. It has a 3.1 connection on the downstream and 3.0 on the up. Pulling 215/12 on a 200/10. Not too bad. I was going to buy the Arris with Docsis 3.0 but I read about latency issues with the Intel chipset. With Verizon FIOS and their router, I was getting 89/88 on a 75/75. Kinda miss them.

If anyone is gonna bubba my gun, it's gonna be me! I would confront the LGS about it. Somebody dropped the ball here.

Big difference between that and the 9 weeks I waited on them to service a ROMEO1.

I loved my 586-1 that I had. Great gun. Don't think I'll ever find another one quite like it.

I have been carrying the Walther PPS M2 for about a year and I love it. The mags are so small that I usually carry an additional one in a pocket. When I was looking for a small gun, I wanted one that still maintained some level of ergos. I had a tough time getting mags to release on the G43 and I found it to feel a bit too small (I love Glock btw, and I wanted it to work). The M&P Shield was/ is my number two. It was pretty much the same, but I just like the sculpted grip of the Walther a bit better. I added the rubber Talon grips and it feels like it was made for me. I usually carry at the 4 o’clock position, but I shift it to the 3 when sitting/ getting in a vehicle. I use a Patriot holster. It a simple clip on molded plastic deal. Super small, super thin. It doesn’t print that bad when in shorts/ t-shirt. As for reliability, I only have about 650 down the pipe plus an additional 50 of my choice carry ammo. 0 hiccups, but I clean my carry guns after every outing, so under those conditions, pretty much any gun would work. It is plenty accurate (probably more so than me). I can connect with a standard silhouette at 25 yards with boring reliability. It has less recoil than the G43 and is about on par with the Shield. I would describe it as a smoother recoil impulse though. IIRC, the PPS M2 is a wee bit more top heavy than the Shield which may account for that. I have shot 147 and 124 gr ammo with it but I primarily practice with 115 gr. Overall, I like it. Had I never held one, I would have the Shield, and this post would probably read the same way. Hold and or shoot them if you can. The best gun is the gun that works for you.

Lol, just read TFB article. I really hope that they do a buy back. Then I can get my M.O.S. G19. I still kind of like the gun though.

It was DOA.

I haven't fired it. I have other striker 9's. I bought this one to use with the red dot. If it has any issues I am going to post my convo with the rep along with the original video of the issues with the optic and an additional video of me chopping it all up on the web. Lol, that would bring me joy. The thrill of a new purchase is long gone, as well as my interest in this thing.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaand still no word on my Romeo 1...