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The Phantom is a polymer framed version.

Exactly. You only abide by "the rules" if it is going to be an easy victory for you. Kind of like "I'd never kick a guy in the balls." You definitely would if he was 300 lbs of muscle and about to kick your ass if you didn't.

Shadow 7D, you don't seem to understand my post.

People still live after being shot with rifle rounds, and they pack a lot more punch than a pistol. The differences between a 45 and a 9mm are so small compared to the difference between a rifle and a 45, and considering people say the 5.56mm can't kill at all... I don't even think the...

I see a lot about "rules of war" here, and I have to say something about it. There is no such thing as laws of war. Only law is to win. Think about it. The "laws of war" were made up by the people who won the previous wars using any means necessary. Plus, if you do break the "rules of war"...

Illogical absurdity! Plus, everyone knows there is only 1 rule of war... to win.

The gun was designed by Austrian engineers and tested by the German Army. I'm guessing the only thing the Arabs do is push a button on a CNC machine.

You did'n't do anything wrong. Another note, I don't think form 4473s or Bill of Sales do much at all to solve crimes. The only thing they do is create paranoia among gun sellers/buyers.

Just wounding an enemy in war is a bad tactic. Death can have a psychological effect on the other combatants. While a good tactic might be to wound 1 guy in the legs, and then kill all the guys who rush over to help him.

The Beretta 92 is a lot more suppressor friendly. And I think it looks way better than the CZ or BHP.

I vote Beretta 92

As for people who complain about the triggers: http://www.apextactical.com/

Just wait until you try a M&P!

No, the trigger isn't bad at all.

It goes to the end of the frame on the fullsize... so it's not for a compact.

Instead of setting them back up, there could be servos that set it back up remotely. Or even better yet, have a grid of 1in^2 steel squares with a pressure sensor behind each square. And then the pressure sensor goes to a computer and tells you where it hit. I call dibs on the patent.

I have a friend who once in a rare while CCWs a single action Uberti.

Even though I have a M&P, I'm going to recommend a XD/XDm because of the loaded chamber indicator and the cocked indicator... something that I feel a 64 year old women could really use. Plus, all these striker fired guns are pretty much the simplest you can get. Bullets go in, rack slide and...

I love the ones you can feel. I don't know why you guys are like "I wouldn't trust it." and stuff like that. It's operation is the simplest thing ever. Such as the one on the XD/XDm, it's just a lever than pivots. It is not going to fail, it is not going to indicate a false empty chamber.

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