Recent content by KM

I can't take this argument anymore... But I will say that if anybody trains and expects one stop shots, aside from being the most ridiculous marksman ever that can get head shot results from any angle and situation, then I feel sorry for you...

I've shot ammo that was 25 years old. Some have shot ammo that was 60+ years old. I believe you're in the good.

The CZ-75 or a SW 5906 are IMO just as good as a Sig, but for several hundred less. The S&W can be had for around 300 LNIB and a CZ for 400-450. However, Sig's are fantastic also. Get which ever you like the most aesthetically. They're all great.

I recently ordered 2 mags for a SW 6904, company called 'pro mag'. Complete junk, didn't work. Thankfully I am getting a partial refund.

Smith and Wesson 3rd gen's in like new condition can be had in the 350 range, but are on par in quality with steel guns like Sig's and CZ's. Any of them. Accurate, 100% reliable and well made. I've even seen mint 5906's as low as 300, and police trade in 5906's as low as 250.

Believe me, I'd love to be able to just go to a friends property and shoot all day without any issue's... haha.

At 3$ more, which is chump change, it's well worth it. I think I'm going to stock up on some RWS if Wally around here has it.

It's that good Swiss made stuff. I don't even mess with WWB anymore, that stuff is ridiculously dirty. The only dirtier is Remington UMC, or the worst of the worst... Wolf. I love the RWS. Also am fond of the CCI Blazer ammo as I don't reload, and it's very, very clean. Can shoot 200 rounds of...

Is Smith ceasing production in metal framed pistols?

Agreed, getting any of these in mint condition in the 300s-low 400s range is just awesome. Can pick up two for you'd pay for a comparable gun.

That's why I opted for the 6904, very easily concealed even in summer weather. And agreed, as good as a comparable Sig, imo.

They've been around for almost a century for a reason.

I used to own a 5906 that was flawless in function, very accurate and of course I felt it was aesthetically pleasing in design. Had to get rid of it though a while back due to financial strains. Just picked up a 6904 this week in great condition and just like the 5906, flawless function and I...

Glock 21. I've trained extensively with it, mine has night sites, a trigger job and 13+1 of .45 gold dots with an extra mag sitting next to it.

My first pistol was a Sig P220, followed by a HK USPc .40, a glock 19 and then a Springfield Operator. Out of them all, the Springfield was by far the most accurate and fit best in the hand. I'll be getting another, or a Dan Wesson later this year. Currenly only have a Glock 21, but it is a...