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Thank you

Yes, I understand that, but I guess I did kind of make it seem like that.

I would scan this website if I were you http://www.limbsaver.com

A while ago I remember reading or hearing something about a military round fragmenting on impact/ and or tumbling. So basically if you were hit in center of mass you were dead. So, my question is is the 55gr XM193 the round I'm thinking of? If not then what is? Thanks.

Depends, whats the case made out of?

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I didn't really mean convince me to buy one, I was basically just asking why people love them so much.

http://media.photobucket.com/image/tikka%20stainless/lanceJOregon/guns/tikka_T3.jpg no, it's not my picture btw.

I could never see myself buying one. They require more maintenance than pretty much all modern rifles, and are generally less reliable. IMO they are way over rated. I could go on, but lets see what you guys have to say about it.

I'd say winchester, but that's only because it is for some reason more accurate in my 22/45

why would you want to do that? don't answer that, it's a rhetorical question.

I would say $400 is a little more realistic.

do you really need a reason? ;)

ruger 22/45 feeds everything I put through it (not counting the 300-400 round break in period)

I went last august. Not a great time to go, but it still worked out. It was the first time I went, so I learned for next time. We were using ar's with wolf ammo, lol. Since it wasn't hollow points some of them would run back into their holes dragging their guts. It also got slow at times, so we...

well for double action I'm going to say the xdm, I love that trigger. Otherwise for single action, they're all the same to me :/ (unless it's like 10 pounds or something)

Well, I can't find where to vote at, but id doesn't matter anyways. "shall not be infringed" should truly mean shall not be infringed. Edit: I found it.

sorry, I meant the op.

what are you talking about?

mostly sigs. seen a glock once though.