MisterNoisy
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- May 30, 2009
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- 73
I got mine through Davidsons (through my FFL of course) and as most know, Davidsons sales come with lifetime warranty! Mine ran just over $1200 and is very much worth it!I have been looking at one myself.
The last two firearms I've bought were before the last election for obvious reasons. The first is a Ruger LCP and the second is a Sig P290RS. Both bought to fill perceived size and purpose holes in my CCW herd.
Wow! Nice....here are my latest acquisitions over the last year...
Just yesterday, passed a gunshop I'd never heard of, and on a whim.......
Went to the range yesterday, but didn't get a chance to shoot the PMR, as I spent too much time BSing with the other guy that was there. You'd think we were long lost friends. Nice to see someone of like hobbies so eager to make new friends though. I sighted in my RDB, which was flawless for about 30 rounds, the Nikon quite easy to zero. I'm going back today, EARLY, and expect to move the RDB out to 100, and then fire the PMR and also the Colt Gold Cup Trophy .22LR I bought a couple months ago. 3 guns I've never fired in two days is a first for me, and the most time I've spent at the range in years! What the hell was I thinking!?I bought my PMR 30 three years ago at the height of the fabricated ammo scare. Like .22 LR the .22 WMR was scarce so I never got to shoot it that much. During the summer of '16 the local market corrected itself and now there is plenty. Fitted with a Burris Fastfire 3 I achieved the best accuracy at 50 yds with the CCI .40 gr Maxi Mag and the Federal 50 JHP. It's a loud boisterous flash cannon and always gets the looks at the range. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
Two weeks ago I picked up the carbine version, the CMR 30 and fitted it with a verticle grip/flashlight combo. Haven't had it at the outdoor range yet but did nail some paper at the range last week. Haven't decided on a scope but fairly satisfied with the pop up irons at 100 feet.