benboga37

Yup topgun supply was the best price I found in the net , also bought two. The sp2022 shoots really well better than a glock 17 gen 3 and a relative beretta 92 inox IMHO. Before you go to the range, experiment with the grips that came with it. In my case although the smaller grip felt better, the bigger grip gave me better trigger control when firing from DA mode. I dry fire like crazy to find the better grip insert.

Third man from the right is out of uniform with his boots untied. That will be a 5point demerit and 20 pushups on asphalt.

The 2 clueless judges turned out to be JLo and Steven Tyler. They think Pacman's voice wasnt good enough. But man what the 2 judges did destroyed whats left of boxings tarnished reputation. No wonder most people watch UFC nowadays.

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I suggest you look into Sig sp2022, and Ruger p95. Both have 15 round mags and you should still be closer to 400 out the door.

Thats a perfectly legal firearm. So did you shoot it yet? Just be aware it has an appetite worse than a pistol. Give us a range report when you do.

The muzzle brake clamps onto the barrel.

Pics please. And happy birthday.

Go local , it will come out cheaper or same cost when you add the ffl transfer and shipping. Got mine from Legend firearms from in Oldbridge. Came with 1 - 15rnd magazine, gunlock, one extra grip and a small tube of grease. Sweet shooting 9mm.

Thats 2 positive endorsements for hipoint carbine. Also hipoints have a lifetime no questions asked warrantee thats transferrable from owner to owner. Just send your gun to them they'll tune it up for you and replace any worn part for free.

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Have you considered other polymer pistols other than the xds you're waiting for? 9mm that comes to mind will be sigpro 2022, glock 19, fnp 9, glock17, cz sp-01 and of course p95. But I feel your dilemma. Ive had 3 permits expire on me. Combination of budget, poor timing and lack of time to browse around.

Tekyo, You wont regret it if you do. I have the 995ts its the 9mm. Barely any recoil and surprisingly accurate right out of the box. How accurate? My Australian uncle who hasn't been in a range, whose stance and hold on the rifle is worse than any ive ever seen (RO told me to keep an eye on him before he loses a finger) placed all his 20 shots in a 6 inch target at 25yards.Ghost ring sight makes it a natural pointer, fast &easy target acquisistion,windage and elevtion adjustments,picattiny rails. It is an easy home defense weapon for tight quarters, standard pressure ammo will have a velocity boost of almost 250ft/sec over a 5 inch barrel Go to http://www.hipointfirearmsforums.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=274&order=desc&page=5 its a good forum. Members are very open minded and will tell you more tahn I can possibly explain. Benboga

I clean after every range trip. I find it relaxing. Better than watching tv. Its a tool and a hobby, thus I maintain.

How about a hipoint carbine 995ts for about 300. I have one and its really fun to shoot.

Try topgunsupply.com its about $35 each. Good gun btw.

Went last Thursday afternoon trolling for some ammo, planning to just get some and go. Chris was helping two customers and was as pleasant as as before even with his phone constantly ringing off the hook. Not the experience I usually observe in other places I've been to, where gun counters are places for curt replies and prolonged silences. Chris was so helpful with each of us that we started interacting with each other. Next thing you know we were all talking about everything. In the end everyone who came in joined and before you know it there were 7 of us just shooting the breeze about 22 lr conversions, m4's, HK, Kimbers Glocks and Sigs, gun ranges, shooting meets, dang even in laws and Vodka went in the mix. I wouldn't have left if I didn't have to pick up the kids. I will definitely drop by more often.

There are two older RO and two younger ones I always see. Its one of the older ones is strict and abrasive. The rest are strict but accomodating. One time I was checking out a pistol at the store and used the decocker suddenly there was a stern voice coming from another ssction of the store "do not dry fire my guns" when I answered "sir i just engaged the decocker" he looked at me as if I I still dry fired his gun. I tell you folks l'm not buying anything from that store because of that.

This. Or you can educate yourself. I assume the gunstore youre renting from can show you what to look for.

If you are close visit them once in a while. They had a practically new glock17 3rd generation, with one ten rnd mag for $379. I hurriedly called my friend who came and bought it. I have to agree they tend to be msrp in selling their firearms. If not, drop by bullseye tactical on mainstreet woodbridge. The owner is very cool and helpful makes you feel like youre buying a watch in macys. His firearms are very competitively priced.

Yep. Per box of 525 rnds about 5 -6 duds out of a marlin 795. I've also used some left over 333 Winchester given to me, no problems there about 150-200 rnds. I've trained my son and myself to just rack another round and keep shooting. What kind of guns are you folks using when you have 5% failure rates?

I use them exclusively on my marlin 795. A little greasy on the hands when your firing a couple of hundreds but no big deal. Well worth the money . I have about 4000 rounds to keep my son busy. Expect 5 to 6 duds per box not bad at all. Would have bought some too but I used up the money on 9 mm rnds.

I guess the ones who had a failed test failed to post their videos too.

I dont have any suggestions but I wish I had your dillema.

So the high point does not fit your hand. That is the same reason I did not buy a PX4.