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Are you going to be able to catch all of your brass? If not reloading is pointless. Huge time involvement and if you can't catch most every piece you are not really saving money.

Congrats on the new gun. The Sigma is great. Hornady is a great protection ammunition.

There are very few MSAR around any more. Guess they just weren't producing enough. All we can get anymore is magazines.

Well that's nice of Santa to come early. Nice gun.

Well as far as investment goes, the Hi-power will probably hold its value better in the end of the day. It is a limited edition and in 20 years from now you will definitely have it be worth more than the CZ75. Both are great guns but the browning is the original and it's a limited edition. JM .02

^ Agreed, The odds of it being fired enough to wear out the rifling is slim to none. More than likely a dirty barrel or something of that nature. Most pistols have 30,000 plus round count on barrel life.

Beretta 92 Ruger SR9 or 9c FN FNX9 M&P 9 These are some of our best sellers in 9mm. The taurus line is also ok and sells well but that didn't make the list.

Mags are unfortunately proprietary. Some folks have modded some to work but still only one is made.

Marlin 444 or 45-70 is a great bet. The 454 Casull Rossi makes a lever gun for now.

If you are referring to power wise the 17 HMR would be between them. Above that would be the 17 fireball, and above that would probably be the .204 Ruger. 220 Swift or 22 hornet would fit also.

Justin, You are correct. Hurting the gun is more than likely not going to happen but you could get it hot. The 6920 is a great gun and should be able to handle this just fine. Have never tried it with mine because it shoots as fast as I can pull the trigger.

hummm....looked through the weaver many times but was not to impressed. Look into the nikon buck master series. They are as good as it gets for the money IMO. Good reticles and great optics for the money.

257 weatherby or roberts or the 260 rem or 264 win is probably what lands in the middle best. Would personally take the 257 weatherby or the 260 remington.

The Ruger 10/22 is extremely accurate out of the box. Mine will touch 10 shots at 50 yards every time. It is the 20" rifle not the carbine.

8" is probably close. Your left to right at a hundred is your bigger problem with wind. They tend to get taken pretty hard by 10 MPH or so.

Truthfully if you don't LOVE you Glocks, and you do LOVE the HK then more than likely you will shoot the HK better. Maybe not perfect as it sounds like you are having some shooter error, but at some point, a good part of shooting is mental and if you like the way something looks or feels you are...

That really isn't a bad deal on that gun. Just make sure you at least somewhat know where it has been and you will be fine. Hope you enjoy it!

You will love the FNX-9. They are absolutely a joy to shoot. Accurate as hell, and have a trigger smooth as silk! You will never regret owning one I can assure you!

6 Colts 8 Ruger 4 Smith & Wesson 3 Browning There's more, but that the major ones.

looks great from my backyard!! They are fine.