Recent content by Tomcat32

My Springfield has eaten anything I've fed it. Had issues with my Kimber Pro Raptor II, so I traded it for the Springfield.

I have almost 800 rounds through mine without so much as a hiccup.

Is attacking another person's views and calling them names really that productive? Seriously 481. Disagreement and debate I understand, but name calling will not help others see your point of view. The 10mm is the superior cartridge provided the operator does his/her part.

You might want to think about a Stoeger Cougar .45. Reliable, all steel, has a rail and has a low price.

I'm a little confused. Why is the 5.7 such a bad round? If an individual can use it effectively, why not.

If you want a px4 go for it. Get what ya like and shoot it a lot. :D

The 243 is a wicked little round. With a 58gr bullet and zeroed at 200 yards it will drop about 15.5 inches at 400 yards. Thats pretty flat. You also can step up to 95 or 100 grain bullets for deer/antelope. Its a versatile round, I love mine.

I am fond of both my Beretta and CZ in 32acp and think they are up to the task as long as I do my part. If penetration is an issue as it seems for some, I would recommend Buffalo Bore 75gr hardcast rounds. They work quite well in both of my "little" 32's.

This is an operator induced issue. I have a TCP with several hundred rounds through it without a single problem. It is a nice reliable little pistol.

I would never buy a gun I didn't want.

After watching that video I took out my TCP to see if mine has the mechanical function as the one in the video. It does. However from a real world perspective in the more than 600 rounds I have fired I have never experienced the issue. Even during very rapid fire it does not occur under normal use.

I have a Taurus TCP and its been great. Its been 100% reliable with Winchester and Hornady ammo. Sights are not great but enough to maintain 2-3" groups at 7 yards. It also comes with 2 mags which is nice.