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Ah... OK. Im basing my ideas on a fall that hits the hammer spur. That makes sense. And I completely agree with you on that.

I did not think you were arguing. Its cool. And I'm sorry if I sounded argumentative; I wasn't trying to be.

Interesting idea! That is something someone needs to test: what does it take to get a (selection of pistols, including the Tok and 1911) to accidentally discharge? That'd be great.

The trigger safety is fine, it's just the fact that the firing mech is not made to handle dropping/prevent accidental discharge, unlike the Sig. Dripping is bad, no matter what; but the Tokarev is more vulnerable to damage from a drop.

Ah. I understand. I was just putting in my 2 cents.

I think the writer of the article was thinking about the aftermarket safeties on the TTCs. It only stops the trigger; not the firing components, making it very vulnerable to accidental discharge (mostly from dropping). But let me modify the wording on my overview. Now it will say do not...

The Tokarev is an amazing pistol, you just have to know how to treat it. It was made for a purpose different from today's needs; if you treat it like a modern pistol, you could get hurt. Here is an excellent guide for how to properly use a Tokarev...

Yep. And a little M1903, you will recognize the similarities when you see it. Yeah, but be careful. If you drop it on the hammer spur, it will shear parts and fire. I recommend carrying class 3, (empty chamber). But don't drop guns anyway. I recommend this to everyone; before...

If you would like a budget-friendly, concealable 9mm, I recommend the pistols made by SCCY (pro. Sky) Industries. http://www.sccy.com/ (not a sponsor)

It seems like the gun industry is finally realizing: people like well made guns, but they like cheap well made guns even more. Consider this: Winchemingtonberg came out with the well made model X. It is $1,000*.... Only 100 people bought it in 1 year... That's $10,000* Now, they lowered the...

I don't mind it. That part of the rifle does not have to be too terribly strong. The other side makes up for it, and the lug-thing in front of the action takes the brunt of the recoil.

"I will agree with you on all but 1 the recoil pad may be great for 308 but on the 375 Ruger it is a little lacking other than that it's a great rifle." Yeah, I imagine a .375 ruger will be just a little uncomfortable, no matter the weapon. That's a man's man cartridge.

I hunt with a .308 Patriot; It is the best rifle ever! It is/has: Light weight Easy on the shoulder (I fired an entire box with only a t-shirt on... no bruises at all! The butt pad is great) Remarkably accurate (I got sub-MOA groups!) Target crown! (Accurate, plus it keeps the crown...