Recent content by Matt Sutton

Here's a pretty good deal on a Stag kit. $599 shipped through Election Day 2008. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=121&t=573213

I think the beavertail on the S&W ruins the classic lines of the design, but if you get a lemon the S&W warranty will be worth the trade off. I personally never had a problem with slide bite. I owned an Interarms PPK/s .380 for a couple of years and it was an OK gun. It's recoil was much more...

I was making a funny. One of the selling points of the caseles system is only having two main openings to the elements, the magazine and the muzzle. What's the point if you're going to have ejection anyway?

If it's caseless what's the stuff coming out of the ejection port? And why does it have an ejection port? I'll stick to my Daisy V/L, thank you. :p

One of the local shops recently had an M1 and an M2 in stock. The grip felt really strange to me. It was almost as thick as it is wide. It felt like a bar of Ivory soap with finger grooves carved into it. The person manning the counter wouldn't let me try the trigger so I can't comment on the...

My KBI imported SA-85 was about my most favorite rifle ever. I loved the blond wood, and the quality was tops. I always wished I would have picked up an underfolder before they were banned. :(

That is seriously disappointing. I thought it was going to be something like the Grendel when I saw the thread subject. I would be all over a 20+ rd .22lr in the P-11 form factor.

I say get the Glock 34. I know a guy who has a great deal on one. ;)

DFW Intl Airport police dropped the Beretta 92FS 9mm for the M&P 40. Nothing to do with Glock, but still a switch to the M&P.

The "lite" models have an aluminum barrel sleeve with a steel liner.

If I were you I'd look for a new, old stock unit that doesn't have the magazine safety. The older models that have heavy bull barrels and rails are the 5.5 Target and 5.5 Field. Field Model Target Model

H&K P2000 Carries like a compact, shoots like a full size.

Vector Arms brought in a huge pile of it several years ago. It's long gone!

CDNN has Charles Daly Superior II .22lr (now imported as the Remington Model 5) for $150. It's the best deal going. The stocks are nice wood but roughly finished and checkered. They are twice as nice as the TOZ though. They can be downright gorgeous with a little elbow grease and TLC. Charles...

I'm still looking for a source for the material they use. I refuse to pay $75 for $0.75 worth of plastic.