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I had an old drilling that I didn't trust to stay together, but I have no idea what the round count was.

1 Wyatt Earp’s Colt .45 2 Hitler's gold 7.65mm Walther PP 3 Teddy Roosevelt’s Double-Barreled Shotgun 4 Simon Bolivar’s Flintlock Pistols 5 George Washington’s Saddle Pistols 6 Texas Ranger Sam Wilson’s Colt Walker 7 .22 revolver 8 semi-auto (9mm with .22 conversion) 9 .22 rifle (S&W 15-22) 10...

You mean like this? http://www.tacticalinc.com/activatorbrcrank-fire-fast-shootingbrfor-rugerreg-1022reg-charger-p-1247.html In action:

Favorite caliber is the .22 because my favorite guns to shoot are .22s.

The three of them are each in a slightly different market: 22/45 is a target pistol and will most definitely last forever. SR22 is a little plinker M&P22 is a full-size replica plinker I'm not sure if enough M&P22s have had a high round count yet to see how reliable and long-lasting they are.

Edit: whoops, repost.

Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 Mag - I liked the single action, but like others have said, the size, shape, and accuracy overshadowed the fun. Desert Eagle .357 - wanted something to go with my Timber Wolf rifle, but not a revolver. Springfield 1911 V16, and a 9mm 1911 - turns out, 1911s don't...

This is kind of an odd question -- pretty much everything is different. The 17 has a longer slide and barrel and longer grip than the 19, and the Gen4 grip is different than the early-model GLOCKs. So you may have shot the 17 better because: - longer sight radius - more weight at the muzzle -...

Voted for the underdog RAT-1 to bring it to a tie. :D

I think this was supposed to be the second link: http://cheaperthandirt.com/blog/?p=24077 Brandon Webb, president & executive media director at Sofrep.com blog and a Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (Class 215), offered perhaps the best survival advice we’ve seen regarding The Joker shootings...

G19 is just the right size: not too big, not too small, just right. That said, I sold mine for a Walter PPQ. It's even moreso just right.

Begin countdown until it starts appearing in movies.

Coming in late; but here's a couple comments all the same. We can say that any good semi-auto can shoot 1" - 1.5" too. We'll just agree that any revolver or semi-auto that can't do that isn't "good." Timing issues can happen in any revolver. So can cartridge creep, cylinder binding...

I'll blow through 500+ rounds of rimfire per visit, but I don't shoot that many per gun, so I checked 201 - 500.

I didn't even realize Season 2 was out! I've got some catching up to do.