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Yup, it is a switchblade. Check your local laws. Gerber will not sell one to you directly unless you can provide department letterhead or order through NSN. I get to skirt that a little bit by being an active Emergency Medical Technician. Also, mine was a gift. Thanks, obligatory...

That'd be a really good idea. That's what I'm doing as soon as my new screws arrive. [EDIT] I just emailed customer service, and within 30 minutes my email was returned, essentially saying: "Yeah, what's your address - we'll ship you the parts, no problem." God I love it when companies...

For me a side saddle doesn't represent more ammunition, it represents different ammunition. Say having slugs on the side saddle and 00 buck in the tube.

My god, I thought I was the only one who owned one of these knives. They are nice, though two of the three pocket-clip retaining screws have gone missing. I should talk to the customer service of Gerber, see if they can't ship some out to me. But yeah, it's a great knife isn't it...

http://www.fnhusa.com/le/products/firearms/model.asp?fid=FNF005&gid=FNG002&mid=FNM0130 They do come with longer 22' (though rifled) barrels, hey look at that. Rifle type sights with a cantilever rail. I'm assuming you wanted a smooth-bore barrel with adjustable choke. About reliability -...

People are never known for inherent ability to read: http://www.fnhusa.com/le/products/firearms/model.asp?fid=FNF005&gid=FNG002&mid=FNM0018 Take a look at that. Rifle sights, synthetic stock, semi-auto, 18" barrel though, 6+1 capacity, it has adjustable choke plugs at the muzzle you can...

At least your FFL fee is $25.00. Out here in HI it's $50.00 per transfer. Yeah, that's right. 50 bucks per transfer.

I'm on a brief hiatus from milsurp collecting, I guess I was cured by purchasing an FNP-45. I will most likely get back into collecting those. Anyway, my quick picks: Finn M-39s, fantastic shooters based on the M91/30 action. Sure, they cost 200 dollars, but in the scheme of things they are...

As an EMT/fire-rescue person, we have ways of making your doors come down. Don't you worry about that. ;) Locked, not locked. Dead-bolt. Sure thing. Cheers. Mercaptan, NYS-DOT EMT-B

Yeah, I guess I should have said I own one of the newer USG variants of the FNP-45. It came with a 15 rounder, and two 14 round magazines. The safety is manual safety and has a decocker. There is a firing pin block. The older versions have a manual decocker only, so you can't do condition...

If you go for another 150 dollars, the FNP-45 is an absolutely fantastic firearm. It is, however, severely under-rated for reasons unknown to me. You can buy OEM 15 round magazines.

You get that pistol from CDNN Subsolar? I called them up about information about those used 220STs this afternoon, they are most tempting for the price.

Except that it cannot run for a full 250 lumens for 4 hours as this currently defies both emitter technology and battery capacity. I love hyped-up runtimes and outputs. That's why I don't by chinese made lights. Viva Surefire!

You think if I bought straight from Angus of Ghost Works he could fix me up with 2x10 (maybe 3x10) round magazines to go along with an SP-01 in 9mm with nightsights? Who knows... I'll shoot off an email for the heck of it.

I think I came to the epiphany that whatever the SP-01 does, the FNP-45 does the same if not better. So I think I'll just stash the money for when the ACR actually comes out. I'm not holding my breath though.

Hey all, I recently moved out to HI and found some interesting gun laws. Regardless, I've been contemplating a new handgun. I'm looking at something in .40. Due to the laws out here, magazines have to be 10 rounders or less. I already have an FNP-45 waiting for some 10 round magazines...