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Honestly, I know some don't, but I absolutly LOVE the look of a non fluted cylinder. In fact I'd probably buy a revolver like the one in the picture above even though its not 9mm. It meets about all the other specifications. Thanks for all the suggestions.

Well, I got the itch again and I'd like to scratch it with a revolver. Do they make one that fits this criteria.... *9mm - going to be a range gun mostly, but I may carry it OWB if I feel like it *Moonclips a must *Not a snub (maybe 3-4 inches?) *Non-fluted cylinders *Stainless/Nickel/NOT black...

Isn' it great? I turned 20 in January and have been carrying for 2 years. I think my gun is broken though...I haven''t shot anyone over a parking spot yet :whoknows:

[\QUOTE] I myself refuse to bow to the "cult of fear" that most americans feel content to live under. In other countries people do not even lock their doors and are no more likely to be attacked in their homes than we are with our three deadbolts. Reality of the situation is you have almost no...

I brought this up on GT about a week ago I believe and had someone reem me out for "consorting with felons". They made me out to be this horrible person. A lot of people probably know people and have no idea they are felons. The people I happen to know are damn good people and I know more than...

9mm. Cheao and easy to shoot. If you're looking to .40 over the 9 might as well just get .45ACP :cool:

I have a Savage Model 93. I like shooting it better than any 22LR because it doesn;t feel like a pellet gun and takes small game easily, but ammo expense is almost as much as I pay for .38 or .45. Extremely accurate for a $115 setup with cheap glass.

A search for GLOCK in this thread turned up nothing. A search for 1911 on the other hand...... I keed, I keed :D

I have bought all my pistols through FTF sales. Usually you can SOMEWHAT tell if the person is of decent character online. All the ones I have met have been some of the nicest people I have ever met (go figure...gun owners. Thought they were suppose toi be mean criminals?) . Even when I have...

You paid $550 for a NIB GLOCK and wouldn't look twice at a used one for $350? :uhoh: They're $450-$480 NIB here and if I saw a 3rd gen full size in good condition I'd still jump on it for $350.

Amazing firearms. Don't be fooled, you will not buy just one. A lot of people have a bias against them for years, then buy one and can't believe they waited so long. I think they're beautiful :o

Me too. Well except MASS :uhoh:

Would you put money on that statement :p

If I were a cop, I know I'd want a gun with a manual safety, lemon squeeze grip, finger print analyzer, trigger lock, magazine safety and heck why not throw a cable lock on it for goodluck... :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

What kind of grips are those on that 642?

I'll get on that. The fact that these companies can probably pump out 30 grips in an hour with their machines will have no bearing on my "$60 is too much" attitude ;)

Crap, beat me to it :cool:

G19/G17 or G30/G21 and be done with it. www.glocktalk.com and welcome to the darkside :evil: Envy is the sincerest form of flattery ;)

This is pretty much the EXACT look I want, so I guess I'm going to have to wait to find some used ones or until I can some how justify spending $60+ on two pieces of wood :scrutiny: http://firearms.smith-wesson.com/userimages/163808_large.jpg