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Where do you find guns for sale/trade that are military/police surplus?

A Ruger P95 9mm would run under $400.

It's purely a formality. Stop freaking out.

CZ's are hard to come by. None of my LGS have them in stock (not for lack of trying - they just don't get large batches like they do Glocks, XD's, etc.). As a result, CZ's are overpriced in a lot of GS. Sad but true.

Based on that, you have yourself a rare item. As it is stated there, it's not a new model option and will be sold until inventory is gone.

I'll echo this comment as well.

I'd say keep them if you have the space. If I'm looking to buy a used gun, I'm more likely to buy the one that includes the plastic box and any factory accessories.

I like the idea. I wonder though - training is highly subjective, and many people have different philosophies on training. How would you find a team of experts that share the same training methodologies, or are you thinking that would be part of the fun?

IMO I am concerned that you aren't concerned about it being fire proofed. Even the cheapest safes have some degree of fire protection.

Might have better luck posting this at xdtalk.com.

Beretta used to manufacture in Brazil. Taurus bought their factory - including all of their machines, gun plans, etc.

The sad reality is that unless you are in a SWAT unit, there is very little training beyond the initial academy training.

Seems a little high for a gun that hasn't been in active production for going on 13 years now. However, from what I remember, it was a pretty decent gun. My wife's uncle swears by Smith & Wesson and has several older models that work great to this day. If it's in good condition, it might be...

So how did it go?

Is it possible to have some family or friends physically move the furniture out into the garage? I don't ever let strangers into my home.

Might have better luck posting here: http://www.thehighroad.org/forumdisplay.php?f=16

I'd wager that you'll have a difficult time finding that exact information due to a variety of reasons (companies protect this kind of data). But as an example, I believe the average Glock pistol costs around $60 to produce.

I don't think Springfield is a good example. Most of their guns are not "made" by them. For example, the XD is made in Croatia by a company called HS Produkt (formerly IM Metal). Springfield just has US distribution rights for it - other than that they have little involvement. Most of their...

I don't know for sure. In some of the comments I've read it has to do with the viewer not trusting the author of the video.

Some viewers will skip videos where the owner does not do a proper safety check on screen.