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CZ 2075 RAMI and BERSA Thunder 380 I carry the CZ 2075 RAMI 9MM in a High Noon Hidden Ally tuckable holster, and you can't really see it at all when using the 10 round magazine. Sometimes I use the 14 round mag, and the RAMI is still concealable, but not invisible. I've tested it well at the...

Smith and Wesson Sigma 40V My worst pistol was the Smith & Wesson Sigma 40V, the two-town model that came out before the 40VE model with the accessory rails. When the pistol would fire, it shot so far to the left that it left streaks on the left wall at the range. Functionally, it was so...

I Got Rid Of The Ruger After 3 Weeks Browning Buck Mark is the way to go. I currently own two versions, the Standard with a 5 1/2" slab sided barrel, and the Buck Mark I use for our Pistol League, the 7 1/4" fluted heavy barrel Target model, with rosewood taRGET grips and adjustable trigger...

Try the CZ 75B in 9mm. You won't find much in that price range, which is usually under $400, that will fit, feel and shoot that well.

I used to own a Swedish Mauser dated 1900, marked as manufactured in Oberndorf. I don't know why that comes to mind now, but I've always been curious about it. Does anyone have any info about Swedish Mausers that might have been manufactured in Germany?

I also recommend High Noon Holsters. I have two of them. One is the Slide Guard, a pancake style belt holster that will fit either of my two full-sized CZ 75B's. It's very confortable and holds the pistols tight against my body. Plus it's well boned so it looks good. The other High Noon...

Get a CZ 75B, or for smaller and lighter the P-01. I prefer CZ models with the safety rather than the decocker. I have two with and two without. I love them all!

Cz 75b CZ 75B in 9mm.

Bersa Thunder .380 Don't forget the ultra reliable and feature-filled Bersa Thunder .380, which can be had with 7 or 10 shot mags.

Cz 75b The CZ 75B is a great choice for its reliability, great service accuracy, good trigger feel when broken in, and it fits the hand perfectly. There are reasonabley priced 15 and 16 round mags out there from Mec-Gar, one of the makers of OEM magazines for CZ as well as SIG. Plus, it looks...

Gun Grease I've used Tetra gun grease on my semi-auto hanguns for a couple of years now, because it lubes well and doesn't stray from where you apply it. I applied it a little too heavy at first, but had no failures at all. The only failure to feed that I can attribute to gun grease...

Bersa Thunder .380. My Bersa Thunder .380 has been the easiest handgun I own to carry concealed. It's light, slim, very, very reliable, and has all of the features you can desire in a handgun. Plus it has terrific service accuracy at 50 feet, which is the length of the indoor range at my club...

CZ Forum Michael, I own three CZ handguns and intend to own a few more. Models CZ 75BD (9mm), CZ 75B (40S&W) and Kadet (22lr). They're keepers because of their reliability, accuracy, and ergonomics. When I wanted to learn more about CZ firearms I went to the CZ Forum, www.czforum.com ...

I'm about to purchase a new rifle, which will be primarily used at the range. Our club has 100, 200, and 300 yard ranges, so I've decided to go with a .308 Savage rifle. My decision is based upon experience with the Savage 110FP in .223. It's an excellent law enforcement rifle which had...

Buck mark FTF's I have an older Buck Mark, a 5 1/2" slabside Standard, with the original mags that fit into the grip, as well as a few newer mags. I purchased it used. When I disassembled it for the first time it was filthy inside. I experienced all of the above. Loose screws, FTF's ...