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SIGARMS: can you tell me what is the name of the LGS that has the NIB 3rd gen's and what town they are in? I'm a big fan of the 3rd gens! Thanks

My recommendations in this order: Walther PPS .40 S&W - best choice (I talked my son into buying one of these and he loves it) S&W 3913 or 4013 - best compact all metal gun made SIG P239 (best current production all metal compact S&W M&P 40C S&W Shield (better triggers than Rugers...

I've had several 5906's and currently shoot one I found mint/LNIB for $375. I like both the CZ's and 3rd generation S&W's a lot, but lean heavily toward the S&W's. My every day carry is a 3rd gen S&W- a 4014. (.40 S&W, compact single stack, blackened alloy frame, Blackened steel slide)...

First, it should be noted that Tennifer, Melonite, and similar treatments are not "finishes". They are actually surface hardening processes that change the structure of the metal to a certain distance under the surface. These surface hardening processes are part of a hot bath nitriding...

All Smith & Wesson3rd generation pistols like the 5906, 3913, 4014 Smith & Wesson Revolvers like the 29 and 686 Browning BPS pumps Browning Superposed and Citori's Browning Auto-5's Ithaca M37 pumps 1911 pistols Remington Wingmaster Remington 1100 Winchester lever action rifles, and of...

$600 1911 No-Brainer. Wait a few months when the price comes down and availability goes up, or save up a few more dollars and get the Ruger 1911. Or get the Remington. One good reason- the resale, if you ever have to sell it, will be much higher than other $600 guns. And the Ruger is...

30-.06 -and always, Federal Premium 165 gr. Nosler Partitions. I'll use Hornady Light Magnums or Remington Core-Lokt if I can't find the Federal Premium, but nothing else has shot as well from my R700 BDL bolt actions nor performed as well on deer as the Federals. I find that the 165...