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^^^ That was my first thought. I've got Glock 20SF & 29SF pistols, a S&W 1076, and a Dan Wesson Pointman 7 and they're all great pistols.

Thank you for the update. I can't wait to hit the range with mine... supposed to snow on my days off so it might be awhile. :uhoh:

I know this is an old thread but what was the story on your 1873? (I've searched but haven't found the answer.) I just picked mine up earlier this week but (thanks to work) I haven't made it to the range yet. Thanks

I bought a 6720 for (LE) work and it sure seems handier... maybe it's how the weight is distributed? Anyway, I figure the heavier barrel is designed for FA fire and all my carbines are SA so I really don't see a downside to the pencil barrel (other than the CDI Factor of the M4 barrel:eek:).

I haven't seen the new M&P Shield yet, but my Walther PPS is sure easy to live with. I've had mine for about three years now... it is an accurate and reliable pistol.

I have one of those Bulgarian Makarov pistols and I really like it. It is very reliable (no FTFs so far) and enjoyable to shoot. It really is a well-made pistol. There's an outfit on Ebay that's selling Don Hume H726 leather holsters for $39.00 delivered. (I bought one and it works well...

Another vote for the Aimpoint PRO. I've got a couple of them and I bought them both on sale (so I gave well under $400). Buy quality and you only cry once (and only a rich guy can afford to buy it twice).

The last couple Colts I bought (AR6720 & LE6920) came from the factory with FA BCGs.

I stand corrected... I saw some new Marlins (Remlins?) with a "RM" prefix to the serial number at my dealer the other day. They did have a new 336 in .30-30 with a "91" prefix that came home with me though.

FWIW, on modern Marlin lever action rifles you subtract the first two digits of the serial number from 100 to get the year of manufacture.