Recent content by falkon

I hate to say it but I think alot of it is that with the exception of the M&P, S&W has a habit of making god-awfully ugly poly autos. Not only is the sigma ugly, but it's cheap, and it looks cheap/feels cheap.

he probably got his CCW denied or revoked.

yes it is..... but in the same way every 1911 copied the original. Ruger was just the first. I personally wont buy the LCP for other reasons, but don't let the copycat-fact be the reason.

Well, my father is one of those guys that buys a .45 and ends up not carrying it because it's too big. And yes, he did the same thing with a 642(yes, you're reading this right), makarov and Kahr CW9 (yes, this was not a typo)........ So, I had the idea to get him a tomcat or a keltec p32/p3AT...

+1 for the 642 and hogue grip

jocko, to me, NO PERSONAL ATTACKS means NO PERSONAL ATTACKS. I'm simply letting everyone know what kind of person you are. You personally attacked me over simply posting people's experience with the LCP! What kind of person are you? Instead of simply adding that you have not experienced that...

Well, I received a nice little personal attack PM from mr. jocko, also. Here it is: that is pure bull **** and u know it. We have seen one firing pin broke on the lcp and beleive me had there been more we would have seen them and heard it to. you sound like a lcp troll to me. Heh spread the...

I wish my local news station had a classifieds section for handguns!

Well, considering I dont want to have a broken firing pin that scratches off the LCP (almost half have been returned to the local gun shop due to firing pin breakage). The Keltecs seem nice but quality is dicey at best (kudos if yours does work though). The PPK is nice but heavy AND large. The...

"blocks" also arn't brand new to the market....

I'd never buy a Ruger LCP as it's just another example of the big guy screwing over the little one. However, at the same time, I'm not willing to bet $250 on a gun that might or might not work without 2 trips to keltec..... So, I'm buying a NAA Guardian .380 which is reputedly 100% reliable...

looks like the general feeling is that wolf kicks ass for what it's designed for (SHOOTING, not matches but just shooting). It works for others and me so I think I'll reorder some. No snobbiness here, just plain ol' fun shooting.

I shoot Wolf .223 (55gr JHP) in my mini 14 and have not had a problem with it. It's a little dirty but has never caused a jam, failure to fire, case repture, etc... People are always bashing wolf, why? Is there a reason why I should stop shooting wolf and start shooter more expensive stuff?

All I have to say is the Buck 110 HANDSDOWN!!!!!

hey dave? It's Adam (pfalcon425) About the hunting now: For blowgun hunting I found it is extremely advantagous to shot a 7 inch dart or so at a downward angle and therefore pinning your query to the ground. That way, if it isnt an instant kill, a quick shot to the head with take care...