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• Posted in thread: Sig Forum ? on 01/15/2012 at 3:23PM
  Yeah I'am a member there but don't really care for the website too much.I am also a long time member. I
  also much prefer other forums. There is a certain small percent of their membership who have an ...

• Posted in thread: Average Rounds at the Range on 01/15/2012 at 2:52PM
  It depends what I'm trying to accomplish. If I'm working on something new, I like short, slow, precision
  sessions. 50 to 100 rounds. I can get this done rather easily, as I have a handgun range at my ...

• Posted in thread: Pocketable for a friend on 01/09/2012 at 6:17PM
  (380) Ruger LCP and SW Bodyguard are where you want to start.^^^^Yeah, what he said.

• Posted in thread: .380 suggestions on 01/08/2012 at 2:44PM
  I own a Colt Mustang, which is essentially the Sig 238. I also own the LCP, and my wife's ccw is the SP
  101. The Sig/Colt is much more expensive, but in my opion, is the most complete package. Small, ...

• Posted in thread: Para ordnance any good? on 01/03/2012 at 7:22PM
  I've had a 14-45LDA for a number of year. I like mine. I got mine when they first came out with the LDA.
  I am not at all partial to DA only guns, but these are very user friendly. Mine had been nothin...

• Posted in thread: 380add?.what one on 01/03/2012 at 7:14PM
  I've had my Colt Mustang for years. It's a great gun. Nice single action triggers are hard to beat.
  However, being an all metal gun, I found it a bit too heavy for pocket carry in the heat of summer. ...

• Posted in thread: Handgun for ccw for wife? on 12/30/2011 at 6:49PM
  If weight is not an issue, Ruger sp101 in 357 is what my wife carries. 38 specials shoot fairly user
  friendly. In an auto, Sig 238 is a metal frame gun, which is very reliable, not as snappy as a Ruge...

• Posted in thread: one of only 200 made... on 12/30/2011 at 6:24PM
  Good for you!! I'm sure you will kill many birds with it.

• Posted in thread: New Semi-Auto on 12/30/2011 at 6:18PM
  I don't know your intended use.From personal experience, if you buy a Benelli for your intended use, you
  will not regret it. Reliability is king.I know guys who have been duck hunting, dropped them in...

• Posted in thread: your first high quality shotgun... on 12/30/2011 at 5:58PM
  I originally thought my fiirst quality shotgun was a Beretta 391:eek:. I've had three of them.I later
  found out it was actually a Beretta O/U. :)Then my Benellis. Sport IIs. Fantastic autos.:cool: