Morgo

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• Posted in thread: Browning hipower on 05/10/2012 at 9:39PM
  Nice shooters, the competition model is a dream to shoot :)

• Posted in thread: Let's talk Desert Eagle .44 Magnum on 04/18/2012 at 8:52PM
  I agree with the above post its fun to have a conversation starter. I had an AMT Automag III 30 Carbine.
  No real purpose but because the round was designed for a longer barrel it shot a ball of fire w...

• Posted in thread: Let's talk Desert Eagle .44 Magnum on 04/18/2012 at 8:51PM
  I've owned a .357 Model for many years now. They are excellent "fun guns" they are also highly accurate
  and perfectly reliable. Someday soon I plan on adding a .44 mag version.

• Posted in thread: HK usp on 04/18/2012 at 8:49PM
  A USP Match was my first centrefire pistol. then I've picked up a few more USP models and have put many
  thousands of rounds through them. They have excellent reliability and are very accurate. I woul...

• Posted in thread: semi auto handgun for target shooting on 03/16/2012 at 11:32PM
  Ruger .22's. Cheap, reliable, accurate and only a .22LR

• Posted in thread: so how about Sig vs. HK? on 03/14/2012 at 12:54AM
  The P210 is excellent, its the smoothest pistol I've owned. Its only draw back is it is tendancy for
  hammer bite if your not careful. It bit me rather well the first time shooting it & hammer bite has...

• Posted in thread: so how about Sig vs. HK? on 03/13/2012 at 9:38PM
  Morgo: did you disassemble and polish the parts yourself ? My gunsmith refuses to work on them.
  Evidently, they must be reassembled in some order or need specialized tools but once bit twice shy kinda...

• Posted in thread: What is tha best Sig too get on 03/12/2012 at 8:10PM
  Best Sig is kinda vague. Best in what aspect?In any case I'm going with the P49 (P210) :)

• Posted in thread: How are the HK handguns? on 03/12/2012 at 8:07PM
  High price, costly parts & lousy customer service most of the time.Otherwise your buying a high quality,
  reliable and accurate handgun.

• Posted in thread: so how about Sig vs. HK? on 03/12/2012 at 8:03PM
  For me its not so much the polymer frame but rather I prefer steel frame handguns for the added weight.
  The HK's I have have the match triggers same with my Sigs, the HK's all needed some break in or ...