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Originally Posted by dragogt
So probaly not real durable than?
Just don't have any experience with them.
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Originally Posted by fl1a
Smith & Wesson is not the same company that entered into the voluntary pact with
the New York housing authority and the Clinton administration. After the pact was announced, so many civilian pistol purchasers boycotted the S&W brand (myself included) that it rendered the organization unprofitable, and the U.K. corporation that owned S&W, and had made the pact, sold the company to a U.S. producer of pistol
accessories. The sell out is not in effect and has not been for about 7 years now.
Please don't eliminate them from consideration.
the New York housing authority and the Clinton administration. After the pact was announced, so many civilian pistol purchasers boycotted the S&W brand (myself included) that it rendered the organization unprofitable, and the U.K. corporation that owned S&W, and had made the pact, sold the company to a U.S. producer of pistol
accessories. The sell out is not in effect and has not been for about 7 years now.
Please don't eliminate them from consideration.
consider it done :-)
Originally Posted by Buckarcher
1. Most days (95%) I carry the Kimber .45 in the back of the waistband.
2. 2nd favorite is the .22 in the ankle holster but it wiggles if you're walking much.
3. If I'm dressed up and moving a lot I either put the Steyr .40 in the elastic waist band or I'll put one of the Firestorms (.40 or .45) in the pocket of my leather jacket.
4. In the summer time I carry a Kel-Tec .380. Tiny gun, well made and warranted, and has a little belt clip that you can slip inside any waist band, even shorts and hide very well. The .380 is almost the oomph of a 9mm and I have 7 shots in a 3/4" wide x 3" long frame.
2. 2nd favorite is the .22 in the ankle holster but it wiggles if you're walking much.
3. If I'm dressed up and moving a lot I either put the Steyr .40 in the elastic waist band or I'll put one of the Firestorms (.40 or .45) in the pocket of my leather jacket.
4. In the summer time I carry a Kel-Tec .380. Tiny gun, well made and warranted, and has a little belt clip that you can slip inside any waist band, even shorts and hide very well. The .380 is almost the oomph of a 9mm and I have 7 shots in a 3/4" wide x 3" long frame.
I know the kimber is out of my price range, I recognize the name Steyr but thats about it, and as far as the .380 I'm sure its a good round, but not sure if I want/trust something smaller than a .4
would a gun range have different makes models to try, maybe put some lead down range?
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Originally Posted by Buckarcher
I'm not really sure about the durability of the Stoegers. I almost bought one of their shotguns for competition but found a really good deal on an SX2 before I "pulled the trigger" on the Stoeger. I figured it was inexpensive enough if it wore out I could afford to replace it.
Just don't have any experience with them.
Just don't have any experience with them.
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Originally Posted by Buckarcher
found a really good deal on an SX2
I guess there's an SX3 out now as well.
Sorry, dragogt, but i've been wanting to "talk" to an SX2 owner for a while now. Please pardon my interruption.
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Originally Posted by SteveBricks
Pardon my hijack, but how do you like that SX2? Had you ever shot the SX1 and if so, how would you compare them?
I guess there's an SX3 out now as well.
Sorry, dragogt, but i've been wanting to "talk" to an SX2 owner for a while now. Please pardon my interruption.
I guess there's an SX3 out now as well.
Sorry, dragogt, but i've been wanting to "talk" to an SX2 owner for a while now. Please pardon my interruption.
No Worries, anything gun related is cool w/ me even air softs :-)
on another note, to bad your in Cali we'd "talk" about that ranger, you got there
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Originally Posted by dragogt
on another note, to bad your in Cali we'd "talk" about that ranger, you got there
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Originally Posted by sierraben
What does "too bad about being in Ca." have to do with talking about the ranger?
other than that nothing.
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Originally Posted by dragogt
cuz I'm not driving to Cali, to look at it, and I doubt your driving to Houston.
Been a kind of a long day.
It's beer time.
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Originally Posted by sierraben
Didn't quite understand what you meant. I understand now.
Been a kind of a long day.
It's beer time.
Been a kind of a long day.
It's beer time.
No Worries, enjoy and pop one for me will ya
latter's, and to all a good nite
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Originally Posted by Buckarcher
4. In the summer time I carry a Kel-Tec .380. Tiny gun, well made and warranted, and has a little belt clip that you can slip inside any waist band, even shorts and hide very well. The .380 is almost the oomph of a 9mm and I have 7 shots in a 3/4" wide x 3" long frame.
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Originally Posted by dragogt
would a gun range have different makes models to try, maybe put some lead down range?
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Originally Posted by SteveBricks
Pardon my hijack, but how do you like that SX2? Had you ever shot the SX1 and if so, how would you compare them?
I guess there's an SX3 out now as well.
Sorry, dragogt, but i've been wanting to "talk" to an SX2 owner for a while now. Please pardon my interruption.
I guess there's an SX3 out now as well.
Sorry, dragogt, but i've been wanting to "talk" to an SX2 owner for a while now. Please pardon my interruption.
It is heavier than the Benelli by a bit, but seems more stable. It cycles very smoothly.
The SX3 is quite a bit lighter. I have not shot one of those either.
I still use my Win 120 pump for pheasants.
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Originally Posted by dragogt
I know the kimber is out of my price range,