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id like to see him put his foot in front of Dante.. lmao...

so you were 'told' by who?

im sorry, was there a gun in that vid? i couldnt see past the bewbs

earwigs are 'pincer bugs'.. even uglier than those centipede things.. lol

this, to be honest... people change their minds all the time.

i was getting FTE's somewhat regularly when i first got it.. sent it back, they replaced extractor and then i realized after i got it back (and it still happened to a lesser extent) that my recoil spring was too heavy for lighter rounds.. replaced that with a lighter spring and havent had a single problem since..

no, LE doesnt use 22.. but for the title of the thread, 22 is in the conversation.. and in the EOW scenario of SHTF, 22 will be incredibly valuable, as its plentiful (contrary to the current 'shortage') and small and you can carry a lot of it at a time

As Mikey said, that's been the rule for rented guns for a while... They cant risk reloads being run through rentals. As for the issues, im guessing that had more to do with the gun being dirty than the ammo. I have shot Fiocchi 115gr a bit and never had an issue with it in a properly working gun.

From the land of Nofukinwayistan, and the town of Nopeville, come the giant cicada killer wasps i'd be screaming like a little bitch if these were near me...

i will say, CZ fixed my extraction problem no questions asked, but replacing a whole gun is kind of a big deal in NJ.. a whole new P2P is required and more money for nics and transfer fee.. lol.. i might have been a little annoyed by that..

i do not believe changing to that oversized mag release will affect eligibility in IDPA or USPSA.. there was a thread about that very question a while ago.. as for being in stock, yeah, im on notify as well. hoping they come in soon..

another option is to install the oversized mag release button from beretta.. i dont particularly have small hands (my 92a1 is comfortable in my hand) but the stock mag release button is somewhat small and lies deep down into the grip frame compared to some other guns. I will be looking to replace mine as soon as they are in stock either at beretta or midway or brownells or somewhere.. Otherwise, when I shoot mine, i change grip slightly to access it.. just another option.. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/982953/beretta-magazine-release-oversized-92-96-series-black http://www.berettausa.com/products/oversize-steel-magazine-release-button/

yeah, every 4 months when they have it.. heh

that looks like an HK/PPQ cross breed.. nice gun, other than the paddle mag release (awkward to me).. wonder how much of an upgrade it actually is from the PPQ sounds like the trigger is supposed to be better than the PPQ, which is known for its trigger

or the other option.. wait to see if that bill will actually be signed by CC, which there is a good possibility it will NOT be signed..

i woulda punched joe in the head if he posted 17¢/round as a hot deal.. lol

erm... it would be $115.98/1300 = 8.9¢ / round... not the worst deal in the world.. not an incredible deal, but decidedly not horrible

this, i agree with.. if you want something, get it..

I personally have no real use for a CCW gun at this time. I do not travel domestically other than to NY - my family lives there and i visit once in a while (well, my in-laws live in PA, but since that is a moot point now, and I go there so infrequently, it doesnt matter). My first 3 pistol purchases have all been full sized (CZ 75B, Beretta 92A1 and M&P 22). We do not have children (nor do any come over to our house except on holidays, and i put them all away in a locked closet when they come over), so we have them conveniently stashed around the house, always within relative reach of where we are in the house. I do not really have any neighbors, and do not really live in a high crime area, so I have never felt the need to carry in the house. That said, we do own a S&W 640 (older style, all steel, not the airweight style - my wife bought it years ago, well before I met her) should the need arise, but otherwise, no real need to have a pocket rocket or subcompact gun at this time. I feel that the full sized guns are decidedly more comfortable in my hands. Unless the state changes its CCW laws (lol, yeah right) or we move (not likely anytime soon), I will continue to buy larger sized pistols (maybe not all full sized, but probably not sub-compact or pockets sized) for the time being. I realize everyone's situation is different, but for now, this works for me.

certainly not horrible these days. For me, anything $0.08/rd or less is acceptable

OK, now while there may be a lot of reasons not to like this place, this particular reason would not be one of them. Plenty of people call a shotgun a "shotty" or "shottie", etc. Its just a slang/shortened term for it. It may not be the proper term, but not like its never used (at least, IMO)

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