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After handling several PTR 91 rifles and months of researching different rifles pros and cons I decided to get a PTR 91. The only problem with them is you might have problems with the lowest quality surplus ammo that has tar sealant that makes the ammo water proof, gums up the flutes. All...

My CZ 85 and S&W 629 are damn accurate but my Sig p226 SPORT 2 SL is on another level.

I have been using Ballistol for years as a rust preventative, it has worked great on all my firearms as well as my knives.

I would suggest a Sig they have several stainless models in a variety of sizes and calibers, but new ones are probably out of your budget. A used stainless Sig might fit the bill.

To me the 1911 is an American icon, I refuse to buy a foreign made 1911. Especially when there is so many excellent made 1911s made right here. Colt, Dan Wesson, Kimber, S&W are just a few. I have been in the same boat, wanting a US made 1911 but not having the money. The best suggestion I...

S&W 629 bought last month, awesome gun

S&W 629 163698 6 1/2 barrel with Hiviz front site.

What is the exact number of failures from the ILS? I read about all the failures but almost no first hand accounts.

You can buy all the used guns you want but you will eventually be burned. People thank more powerful is better, firing way too powerful of shells through their guns and eventually something gives. When it does they sell it, before it gets noticeable. Majority of the time its something you can...

You can examine every millimeter of a used gun, but only when you fire it can you be sure of its function. I seen and experienced many excellent shaped used guns go bad despite examining it.

I do not like the lock, but I been wanting a good revolver and decided on a S&W 629. I never trust used guns too many stupid people. I ended up buying a 629 163698 from Buds Gun Shop. I would never trade or sell this gun. Reliable, accurate, fit and finish is excellent, good balance could not...

I did the exact opposite. Bought a brand new Springfield 1911 and it was crap from day one, tried different magazines different ammo nothing worked. I had no choice so I sent it to Springfield for repair and it worked for about three hundred rounds before it crapped out, got rid of it. Like an...

I imagine being a Dan Wesson they will be made in their plant in New York. If this is the case like their 1911s, then they will be expensive.

I know function is what counts but I never seen a Ruger with out a cosmetic flaw of some sort and their trigger pull need modifying right from the box. I never had any of these problems with my Smiths.

I was in the market for a new revolver, what I wanted was a 629. I went to my local gun store and being a Smith & Wesson distributor he had several Smith & Wesson's in stock. I inspected all the models that caught my eye and everyone was perfect. Not a single thing wrong with any of them...