I have a Bersa too & it's a great gun & plenty accurate. It fits great in my leather jacket inside pocket when I'm on the bike. I also have an Hk USPC 45 & a Ruger p95 9mm.

 

Yes sir, it's an MP5NA3, select fire with removeable suppressor.

 

Is it papered or are you a leo? If I bring some reloads, can I come play

 

Okay, I'm a little late, but here's a few pics of my 50. Had the wife hold it for me, I hope yall don't mind. LOL

 

Hey Duck, I saw the pistol in the first picture, but I didn't see one in the next two pictures...............................








Oh wait a minute, after staring at them (the pictures, the pictures, I meant to say staring at the pictures not the ......) for 30 minutes a pistol just seems to appear.

 

Hey, nice looking wife, and not a bad pistol either. You sir, are lucky man.

 

Papered, NFA stamps applied and paid for.

Bring it on, you just have to bring enough for me to, and I shoot ALOT!!!!!

 

Hard to say which is prettier RD!! You one lucky guy!

Looks like everyone has some really nice toys here.

I've had my NM carry permit 5 years now. I just applied for my UT permit because you get to carry in more states and the paperwork cheaper and much easier. And w/ a UT permit you can carry whatever you want. In NM you can only carry with what you qualify for or smaller. In NM you have to renew every 4 years and requalify every two. And it's pricey ~ $75 each time. Utah is a $10 renewal every 5 years with no qualifying or class necessary. I'd recommend a UT permit for anyone. Many states have insctructors who teach the UT class. Just check reciprocity in your state. I usually carry a Springfield Compact Lightweight, which is an alloy all black 1911 .45 with 4" barrel and shortened officer's grip. All I've done to it is put a Hogue grip on it with finger grooves. I carry it in a Milt Sparks VersaMax II inside the waistband holster. I'm only 165lb and that holster is so comfy I can wear it and drive all day with it. I also have a full size Springer which is quite a bit heavier. They both shoot great. I love the 1911 because you can carry it safely cocked and locked. (2 safeties). You can't do that with a Glock, although they are great guns too. A Kimber is nothing more than an overpriced Springer if you ask me. Both are well built though. A 1911 is slim, easy to use and the .45 is a one shot stop every time. I also have a .40 Glock 23, Ruger .357, and some other fun handguns. I've had a Bushmaster AR-15 10 years and love it. It's my grab gun when at home. I recently got a Savage bolt action 30.06 which is a one hole shooter at 100yd with the 24X scope I put on it. Haven't shot it farther than that with the new scope yet. I just got a great deal on a DPMS LR .308 semiauto, which should also be a tackdriver but am in the process of getting a better trigger for it. Best I've done with it so far is 3/4" at 100yd and 2in at 200yd but the new trigger will help that. With a 24in bull barrel and 13lb it's too big for home defense but will definitely do the job in the field when the chips are down. I'll try to post pics later.

 

nice pair of guns u got there duck. i mean... gun... haha
Mitch

 

i tried to post a pic of my guns but i don't guess i'm smart enough to get them to upload but one of my favorties is my saiga .308 has a 25 round clip and built on the ak design you can defintely tell there is a lot more power than that 7.62x39 but more costly to shot i really want the saiga 12 with a 20 round drum but can't come off the $800 they want for one but man are they sweet

 

here are mine, an hi point c-9 and an black powder .44 revolver

 

How do you like the C-9? I am keeping my eye open for one.

 

i like it, its an great gun for the money. i was actually looking to buy an 357 revolver when i bought the c-9 i figured for i think it was like $145 new with an lifetime warranty i couldn't go wrong. iv put about 500 rounds threw it so far, and its about as accurate as any 9mm with an similar length barrel, about the only con's is its a bit heavy, but not to bad, and you have to hold it tightly or it will occasionally fail to chamber an round, although if this happens all you have to do is give it a little tap on the back of the slide with your palm and the round will slide right in. this has happened to me maybe 6-7 times in the 500 rounds that iv put threw it.

 

I currently have no pistols but i am working for a .45 glock but i already have one 20 gauge bennalia, 12 gauge browning bps, .243, .270, 10/22, rifles all of which are rugers and a ton of shells for all of them

 

i need some advice guys...

i been looking at pistols tonight at the gun shop.

Smith and Wesson MP .40 with crimson trace laser sights brand new in compact version for $719

Smith MP .40 standard size no laser for $525ish

or a Springfield XDM .40 in the $640 range

or a baby glock .40 for $519

or a used glock .40 mid size pistol for $425????


i'm looking to trade off the .357 Smith,,,,how much should i look to get on trade for it?