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I made the decision earlier this year to go to all 9mm for a number of reasons. It's accurate, I can carry more ammo in the gun, I can have the wife shoot it just fine. Not to mention it's cheaper. I buy large amounts of winchester 124gr NATO and train with that and carry 124 +p Ranger T's...

It's probably just your ejector. Replacing it would be less than 60 bucks

I'll plus up pistols, but I don't mess much with rifles. They never seat right when you leave one in the chamber and try to keep 30 in the mag, they sometimes have a problem feeding with a full 30 to begin with... whatever works for you when you carry. Most of the time I just load the pistol...

heard some not so awesome things about 147 grain, they are slower than the smaller bullets... some people swear 115 gr is all you need, I meet in the middle. Not to mention I'm used to 124 gr nato rounds in full size pistols. here's an article that may help...

I just bought some winchester ranger t 124 gr +p for all my guns, they replaced the black talons so I figure they will do the job. It was either that or the speer gold dot 124 gr +p

Fnp 45 holds 15 rds. But it's polymer framed

If you decide to sell that od 17, let me know... glock 19 would be better for concealed carry... 17 is more of a service pistol

I've been looking hard at a PPQ lately, I like the way it feels and the trigger reset is pretty short in comparison to any other striker fired pistols... the one thing that is hanging me up is the mag release. I'm used to training on the regular push button style release, and it would take me...

COM will be the best way for you to train, but don't get yourself into a "I need to just issue two rounds" mentality. Center of mass also generally refers to the available target (I'll let you decipher that). If you are talking defensive, my life is on the line, shooting, train to shoot as...

check out cdnn... right now they have some good prices on FNP-9 or FNP-40 stainless slide for 389.99 and the mags on there are 28 per. They also have some decent pricing on fnp45s and px4s

I would probably pass... I've fired thousands of rounds through my 229 in .40 and I've never seen the burrs you refer to... but I'm no armorer. I dont know how much it would cost you, but a used 229 shouldn't be too much anyway, so if that's the route you're going I'd say keep looking

http://us.glock.com/products/all Google search does wonders

I picked the glock 23 because it met a lot of what I was looking for (lightweight, large enough to use for range or home defense, easily concealable, consistent trigger pull, pretty cheap accessories and replacement parts) but I have a buddy who loves his fnp-40 and would buy 10 more if he had...

I keep looking at a lot of the comparisons between all the polymer striker fired pistols... I like the fact you can add that 17 rounder and make the grip a fullsize grip... which is what i like about the new xdm45... I just dont know about all the extra safeties (thumb safety, mag safety, the...

Are you looking for a striker fired or hammer? polymer or steel?

hi everyone. just checking in, been around guns a long time and come across THR a bit. figured i would join and start posting. hoping to start doing my own reloading to get into some more competition shooting