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Here in Wisconsin, Walther doesn't sell either. The store I always go to which does nothing but higher end guns sat on a couple of steel frame PPQ for almost 2 years. Funny, this same store sells every single Atlas 2011 it can get at $6-7 K but can't sell a 600 dollar pdp.

Hope you're a good little resident of WA and turn in those hi cap death machines

I had or better yet the girlfriend had a p365. Both of us hated that pistol. She went through a case of ammo, which is 1000 rds, and two 2hr one on one classes with a Madison, WI SWAT guy who moonlights as a pistol instructor and could never get that pistol to work for her. She rented a...

Of course Lee is gonna tell you that. They want to convince you that you need a fcd die so you buy the die. I wonder if the GM salesman is gonna tell me the F150 is the superior truck when I go shopping? I find it odd, every die manufacturer and multiple other companies minus Dillon for some...

Worked with a guy about 10 years ago who made around 170K living in small town rural Iowa. The median income was around 45K in that area, so that 170K meant he lived like a king. Anyways, he had a company vehicle and a company gas card and got caught filling his wife's SUV up with gas on...

Yep. Smith IMO, missed the boat on this product by not having swappable grips. Those Sig AXG, one can buy wood, g10, carbon fiber, brass, alloy and even steel grips. I had the 5in competitor version of this pistol, it was a major disappointment.

You're not missing out. The last striker fired gun that interested me was the Smith and Wesson 5in metal competitor, that was a major disappointment. Sold it and bought a CZ TS2 orange. My current carry pistol is a CZ shadow 2 compact, it's glock 19 sized. With a proper holster, JM Custom, you...

Yep. I do metal fabrication on hotrods and custom cars. Years ago, a customer bought a 1932 Ford coupe with the bottom 2ft completely rusted away for about 55 grand. Ford hasn't built a '32 in almost 100 years, if you want one you'll pay for one, in one way or another.

When one can buy ACT mags, which is a Sig OEM manufacturer, for around 15 bucks why would one buy anything else?

Handled the 4in version today. If you are expecting the Royal Blue finish from years past, be prepared to be disappointed. The bluing on this sample size of 1 was flat out awful.

You/people in general should check out other forms of media besides these forums. Go visit Reddit and the various liberal based gun subreddits, you're delusional if you think liberal gun owners are remotely on your/our side.

And the board members whom bury their heads in sand never cease to amaze me. LOL That's the reasoning antis use... No one needs more than 10 rds No one needs a semi auto No one needs a high powered sniper rifle

Most places the range charges by the hour. So the question is... Would you rather spend your money shooting Or spend your money loading mags

Depends on the gun and it's use Smith 52-2..1 mag so far CZ compacts..pushing 36 CZ full size..around 30 Beretta 92..15

If you lock the slide back, you can see two channels cut into in the slide so no need to disassemble. The hex dot was an option right from the release, so no. I've handled around 13 different Prodigy pistols, 2-3 had hex dots, I wasn't impressed with those dot. Another thing on the Prodigy...

Not the 1st time I've heard that. My LGS has mbx mags, 2011 and CZ TS mags. I just don't see a higher quality product. To the OP From those 3 choices, I'd buy the Prodigy, mine is the 5in version. For me, the Prodigy was an attempt to dip my toes into the 2011 pool without having to resort to...

I'll pass But feel free to buy a 2nd one in my honor

Staccato G3 mags.

Just exactly how is one getting left behind because they dont own glocks? Am I also getting left behind cause I don't own a Walther ppk or Laugo Alien?