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The newest Gen4 17s seem to be fixed. There's another forum that begins with the letters m and 4 that is compiling a list of Gen4 17 stats. So far it looks like newer Gen4s are good to go. I have one that I bought in late July and I've put 3,000 rounds through it and it has been flawless. I...

I have a G27! Love it and carry it. I shot 100 rounds of my carry ammo (Speer mostly) last week and man that thing is a little hand cannon! I can shoot it almost as well as the larger Glocks. A Glock 27 in .40 is surprisingly accurate: Glock 27 230 Yards

Cleveland, OH - Glock 17/19

Double Tap 125 Grain SJHP

Since you already have a 1911 I'd get a Glock in .45 ACP. There are some pretty hot near 10mm level .45 ACP loads out there. E.G. http://www.doubletapammo.com/php/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_34&products_id=99

Glock 27. If I could only have one handgun this would be it.

My Mossberg 590 is my goto for Home SD. Lighting off a rifle inside a home has to be really freaking loud! :-)

Here's a link to a discussion and PDF on M193. Doesn't look like a bigger wound cavity compared to the above. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=472912

I was thinking of picking up a .30 Carbine, mainly just for fun and possibly defense if ever needed. I hear a lot of Internet chatter about the .30 Carbine being an ineffective round and it's better to go with the .223/5.56 (hereafter called 5.56). Although I can see why for long ranges past...

Glock 27. I love mine. It's a small gun that shoots like a big gun. I even like it and shoot it better then my CZ 75B in .40. And that's a big heavy gun.

If you really want a hand gun, you want only one and you have little experience. I would go with a modern 9mm like a Glock. 9mm is relatively cheap to shoot, adequate for self defense, and has a mild recoil. Glock 19 would be my choice for you. Others will chime in and say their favorite...

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I own a CZ 452 and have shot a 60. I've never compared them side by side in a scientific manner. My intuition tells me CZ though.

> I honestly cannot imagine someone being unable to defend themself with 15 rounds of 9mm. How could you possibly need 15!! Are you going up against an army or something? Why would you need to shoot someone more then once? (end of sarcasm) I don't think someone should decide how many rounds...

Awesome post Jorg.

I've put 2k rounds though my CZ without cleaning before with zero problems. I've put probably 7-8k rounds through my CZ and have had few issues. In fact with the exception of one bad magazine that had an issue with the feed lips I've had zero malfunctions. I love how this guy takes of sample...

I like mine, the thing is a tank. I've put thousands of rounds down range without a hitch. It's also as accurate as you are.

CZ 452. It's an awesome rifle. Really great iron sights. You don't even need to scope it they are that good. It's a very fine instrument, accurate, durable, high quality all around.

This happens with my CZ 75. If you slam in a mag hard enough the slide will go forward. I think this has only happened from going to slide lock after the last shot. I don't think it's a big deal. I am putting in a mag so my next step would be to release the slide.

In the HV department I've used Federal, Winchester, Fiocchi and CCI without any issues. I've ran thousands of HV rounds thru my CZ without many problems. I do have some failure to eject problems if it gets really dirty and I don't clean it though. :-)