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I've got a P2000 in 9mm with the LEM trigger and I love it. It's the most comfortable gun I've ever held/shot.

I have a P2000 in 9mm with the LEM. It's a great carry gun for me and I love everything about it...but it took more work for me to be able to shoot it accurately. I was overly used to single action and that's what threw me a bit, but it's a great gun and I don't think you could go wrong with...

I enjoy sponging all the knowledge I can about handguns, rifles, and shotguns. I have hobbies, and this is one of my biggest. It's also nice to see I'm not the only one when it comes to certain views...seeing other people's opinions is important to me because I like to see things from as many...

I carry a P2000 in a shoulder rig and it works fine if I have a larger jacket covering everything. It's a bit bulky when wearing a lighter jacket though. You should be fine to do whatever you need with one.

I've only bought accessories from them, but their service was fine, even if a bit slow. I'd definitely buy from them again.

I'm currently at the USAF Academy and will be commissioned as a 2Lt. on 31 May. oh...and Gewehr98, looks like a Buff to me...what else has 4 double engine nacelles...

Yes, my Red Ryder BB Gun and my grandfathers old Marlin 336c...

Remington 597...it's fun, but I'd really like to try a 10/22... Also I love my P22...most fun I've had and I hear it gets better with a can...

I've shot all 3, although my time with a glock and P99 is limited. No matter what Glock I've shot, the trigger guard always seems to pinch me. I like the way the P99 shoots and feels, but don't have the time with it to make a pick between it and my P2000...that and I'm not too sure I like the...

I carry my one year old P2000...and I love it!

I use 100gr 9mm+P in my P2K

My Red-Ryder BB gun that my grandfather gave me. I love that thing...I still have it and plan on having it as long as I live. Well, that's the beginning of my love of weapons...as for being behind the spirit of the RKBA, it's been since I've been reading more and more about the things that...

I've loved guns for as long as I can remember...video games are a just a way to play with the guns I can't afford...

I'm in Eastern CO, so I would say that is midwest...but I'm truly from PA, so I don't know...

Being 3 months from finally being an aero engineer, I agree totally with carnaby. We talked about this sort of thing in our supersonic aero course and the only thing you missed was the way the "base" of the bullet is shaped. (most)Supersonic bullets have a "boat-tail" shape (they neck down) to...

Pistol Last: Walther P22--lots of fun Next: S&W 360 PD, I need a revolver of some sort Rifle Last: I've never actually bought a rifle, they've been inherited Next: I really want a bolt action precision rifle in .308...just not sure which one ...all I have to do now is save the $$...

Marlin I've had a Marlin 336 in .35 Rem since I started hunting 10 years ago. It was my grandfather's and I just love the feel and the look...in itself and as compared to my friend's Winchester. It's such a fun gun to shoot! -xsnydx

Here is a great comparison: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=171820 I hope it helps! -xsnydx

All these movies are great...who doesn't love a good zombie movie? Anyway...I'm going to have to agree with most...some sort of compact assault rifle in 5.56 would do the job. Light recoil and enough punch to knock the brains out of a zombie. Great subject by the way...all my zombie loving...

My step-dad has a Bersa Thunder .380 and it's a nice little gun. They're not real flashy (except the dual tone), and get the job done. Should be able to get a hold of one for around $285 or so. It's a little heavy compared to some of the polymer framed Kel-Tecs and whatnot, but I dont think a...