Tomorrow I go and get my new purchase. Just starting out and the first to pistols I've purchased are:

 

Smith and Wesson M&P 22

Beretta 92FS Stainless

 

My wife and I are looking to add a revolver and a .45... Any suggestions?

 

Can't go wrong with the Inox. A Ruger GP100 38/357Mag 4" barrel is a nice revolver. I have the 6" version, but it's a little front heavy. Ruger makes nice revolvers

I've been in the market for a ruger gp. Everyone is backordered. My only hope is to find someone with it in stock. Njfag?

I've been in the market for a ruger gp. Everyone is backordered. My only hope is to find someone with it in stock. Njfag?

 

Njfag?

You said a .45. Do you mean you want to add a 1911, or just gun in .45 Caliber?

 

I own an Auto Ordnance 1911A1 that is basically a World War II replica and it cost me about $500. If you are looking for a .45 in general, take a look at the PX4 in .45 ACP or the M&P in .45.

Thinking of a 1911 style.

Njfag?

 

NJ firearms Guild in Rahway, not bad to go look being they usually have a decent amount of guns in stock, but I'd use a Forum vendor for your purchase, #1 you would be supporting someone who supports the Forum, #2 99.9999% of the time, I'd bet they would beat the NJFAG's price and experience.

 

Plus, think about it, Why use the A, since when is Firearms 2 separate words...

True. Unnecessary to use the a. Wasn't being provocative.

 

I already attempted a forum request and the only two vendors who responded said Ruger GP-100 is not available.

 

-j

Ok, why not kill two birds with one gun? Get a S&W 625, you'll have you .45ACP and Revolver in one package. Can still go buy a 1911 later if you want another bottom-feeder. I have one of each, prefer the revolver and moon clips!

Ok, why not kill two birds with one gun? Get a S&W 625, you'll have you .45ACP and Revolver in one package. Can still go buy a 1911 later if you want another bottom-feeder. I have one of each, prefer the revolver and moon clips!

625PC awesome. or get a P220. 1911s are a pain to take apart.

or get a gp100 or a 686. you can't go wrong.

I thought I saw some GP100's in Meltzer's a couple of weeks ago.

I have a Dan Wesson Heritage 1911 in .45 and absolutely love it. They cost a little more then a Kimber or Taurus but I think well worth the money

1911s are a pain to take apart.

 

 

Why do i keep hearing this? I've never found it hard or painful to take apart my Springfield 1911.

I have a Dan Wesson Heritage 1911 in .45 and absolutely love it. They cost a little more then a Kimber or Taurus but I think well worth the money

a Kimber can cost more, but almost 2x the price of a Taurus.

Why do i keep hearing this? I've never found it hard or painful to take apart my Springfield 1911.

 

Compared to a Sig or a Beretta, they are difficult, compared to a Ruger MKIII they are a breeze.