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Just bought a MR920 black with threaded barrel. Looking good. So which parts do interchange with G19 gen4? The striker looks different. I would change mag release button, too. And rear night sight-can I do Ameriglo G19 sights? TIA

CZ P-10c for me, and i tried all of the above plus 320c. P10c fits my hand the best, totally reliable with all ammo I used (unlike PPQ) and trigger has short reset. I now own two CZs and the rest is Gen 4 Glocks. A couple of 1911 and my collection is complete.

PPQ is slightly taller than G19. I was trained with G19 and carried G17 and G19 for, hate to say, almost 30 years, so Gen4 G19 is the gun I carry. But PPQ is a great gun with a very light trigger. You need to be trained well not to double-tap it when adrenaline rushes. Also, the rear sight on...

T3X 223 twist rate Woodnik, what is the twist rate on your 223 T3X? Thanks

Thanks. My old Tikka T3 in .223 weighed 6.2 lbs with empty mag. On Tikka website, it says the same caliber T3x weights 5.9 lbs. Can be an error. But the 1:8 twist is a plus. I am only interested in .223 for plinking. Will check Whittakers.

I got a desire for a rifle in .223. I had Tikka T3 years ago, but sold when I had a rough patch in life. Now Sako/Tikka came up with T3x, which seems to be an improved version of T3. I like the specs very much: steel bolt shroud, weighs less than 6 lbs, improved stock, and the 1:8 twist is back...

Walther PPS is a great pistol. It fits my hand very well and the trigger reach is very comfortable and actually shorter than PPQ by about 0.1 inch. The trigger pull improved after about 300 rds fired and is crisp and breaks cleanly and smoothly at 5.5 lbs. I like the trigger better than Kahr's...

Thanks everyone. I have never seen Daewoo or single-action P226, but Walther PPS does it for me. It's trigger length or reach is 2.7 inch, smaller than Sig with SRT. It is also quite shootable for its size and easy to rack the slide. Mag release is easy to reach with my crooked fingers. I am...

What about Sig 938? Single-action all right. I will try how it fits. Some reliability issues reports.

I had 5 fine BHPs over the years, but sold them at various stages of my life. Getting one now is expensive and I want something more modern. I kept H&K P2000, which I like and have good recent memories associated with it. When it is in single-action mode, it is perfect for me, but in DA mode...

I am going arthritic and my trigger finger is kind of crooked and is getting shorter. Otherwise, I have medium-size hands. Carried issued 92 and G17 with no problems when I was younger. I have sold CZ-75 because of this problem. Tried Sig P229, same story. Even Walther p99 seems a bit long for...

I would like to get an accurate, light rifle as a walk around warmint and for plinking into a 300-yard range. :)I would get CZ 527 or Browning X-bolt. It is said that CZ is going to switch to 1:9 twist next year (which is positive for me), but they lack the synthetic stock that I want...

The best of what you describe would be Bushnell Elite 4200. Coincidentally, I have one for sale, in excellent condition.

weight I am finding some ads saying that Baikal 220 coach gun weighs 6 lbs, some saying it weighs 10.5 lbs. On EAA website, the MP220 model with 20" barrels weighs 8 lbs, but it is single trigger. I want a double-trigger model. I just want to know more precisely how much it weighs.

How heavy is the new Baikal coach gun? Is really 9.5 pounds?