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I have had this issue with this ammo and my Mosquito as well. The Mosquito does not have a problme with any other ammo I have tried but last week I had about 3 FTE out of 200. I also had 6 FTF even though they all have deep primer strike marks. 6 is way too many for me. I think I have had maybe...

If you want a CCW in .45acp I would reccommend the Sig Sauer C3. I have carried it for over a year now and am very happy with it.

To me anyone who doesn’t understand why someone would buy this round should wonder the same thing about the 9mm. Why own a 9mm when the .45 is available right? I really don't know what attracted me to this cartridge, but I bought a Ruger SP101 last November in .327 and it is quickly becoming...

I am getting spotty service today. Sometimes it comes up, sometimes it doesn't.

One of mine works great, one didn't. The one that didn't took a trip back to Kimber and they fixed it. It was quick and easy so no complaints about the CS. My dad owns two and both are flawless. Maybe we got lucky, but I love mine.

Yes and no. The 9mm is more popular, but the .380 can be found everywhere. Basically the advantage is in the price and selection of 9 parabellum. 9 runs on average half the price of .380. You will also have way more choices in 9mm. As an example I was in Wally world a couple days ago and they...

I think you made the right move keeping your .22.

No problems here either. Mine work without a problem.

Sig P239 is a single stack 9mm. So is the Sig 225 (P6). The P6 is bigger, but I know several people who carry it.

The PPK is a 9mm, but it is a 9mm Kurtz, which is a 9x17 not a 9x19 which is what the 9mm parabellum is. 9mm kurtz is called the .380 auto here in the U.S. There is also a .32 version of the PPK. Although the .380 is also called a 9mm kurtz, you will not see it marked 9mm in the states. When...

P226 navy.

I would guess this exact line has been used before with ".327" replaced by "9mm". It has potential from what I see. I would like to see it become more popular but there may be too many people who are unwilling to try anything new for this to happen. Oh, well, I like the idea and bought...

No problems with mine. I trust it a whole lot more than an ILS S&W.

I buy factory ammo untill I get enough brass saved up. I have never been one for buying empty brass, and you can't even get .327 brass yet. I just got a couple hundred factory rounds and that brass should last me for a long time.

Where I live $519 is high for a Ruger. I just bought a new SP101 for $409. I don't know if prices vary that much from GA to MD, but maybe. I don't like S&W revolvers that have internal locks on them. I will ot own another one that does, so if the one you are looking at has that lock, I would...

No problems with mine. I don't have a ton of ammo through it but it has run about 500 or so rounds without a problem.

If bullet diameter was all that killed there would never be any 9mm vs .45 debates.

I own 2 revolvers, a .44 mag tracker and a 357 mag 85. I like both and have absolutly no complaints. I don't have very many rounds through either but so far so good. The fit and finish is not as good as my S&W revolvers but the cost is considerably less and the reliability seems as good to me.

I just bought one last week and I really like it. Not near as many choices on ammo, but it is priced about the same as .357 mag. The biggest downside to me is that a .357 shoots .38 which is cheap. The .327 will shoot .32 S&W, .32 S&W long and .32 H&R mag but none of them are really any cheaper...

The NRA has actually supported Democratic candidates before. I know for a fact they supported Gov. Barnes here in GA when he was running in 02. He was a Democrat. How many republicans has AHSA supported? The same argument you are using about the NRA being tied to the republicans can be used for...