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Yea, I'll do what it says to do. I think it came with a little bottle of lube for the rails, I didn't see any wax. A cousin of mine mentioned that there might be something a part you can buy to help preserve the strings. Maybe he was talking about a silencer. I'm just really ignorant to this...

I got a really cool gift for Christmas, a Barnett Quad 400 (with a red dot scope included in the box) and a "cranking device" for it. I'm pretty excited about it. It's a whole new area of marksmanship to explore. I've shot a compound bow a couple of times, but really don't know much...

Thanks for all of the replies! Still a tough decision! The poll reflects that as well. Maybe I'll just shoot them both for a while and see if one comes out as a more natural shooter for me. Any additional replies are more than welcome!

Oops, typo. Fixed it. Thanks! So, one for Glock. Thanks for the reply!

Alright, I sold my carry gun, bought a couple of things I wanted, and am trying to put together a new carry system. I have two guns that I'm considering carrying, but I'm having trouble deciding which to build a system around. I want to chose one and commit to it. I consider a "system" a...

I had those issues on my Glock 19 Gen 4. I had probably 20 malfunctions in the first two hundred rounds, so it was definitely an affected model. Every single one of those malfunctions was on the 115gr cheap target ammo. After those first 200 or so rounds, the springs broke in and I've shot...

1. Sig 228 or 229 (I've always had an infatuation with Sigs) 2. Accurized Remington 700 in .308 (to learn how to shoot at longer ranges) 3. AR-15 in .22LR (to trick out and have fun with) 4. 1911 (Something nice like a Kimber) 5. SCAR-L or HK M416 (or some nice piston-driven assault rifle)