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Five weeks later. I'll post some first impressions after I get a little bit more time with the holster.

Demandred, You should totally buy this! Edit: Incidentally, Mulliga, here is the basis for comparison: http://www.impactguns.com/store/BCWA3F16.html It's the same rifle minus the bayonet lug and the collapsible stock.

I've been using 15-round MecGar hi-caps with my P228 since I got it 3 or 4 years ago. Never had a single issue with them. They're very much worth it, even if you have to pay $70 apiece for them like I did. :)

Based largely on your post, I ended up ordering an open-top pancake for my Sig P228. It better be good! :)

What do you mean self-responsibility? It's not the perpetrators' parents who are suing - it's the victims'. What do they have to be responsible for?

J is the old, 19th century .318 round. JS is the more modern variant, which you want. JRS is the rimmed version of JS, and I haven't personally seen any guns that fire it. I guess they exist, though...

Very nice. How much fatter is it compared to the single-stacks?

I got an AIM RC K98 (DUV 41) on Friday and am pretty satisfied with it. The wood is in very good condition with just an occasional scratch and no cracks (could use a refinish, though). The rifle did not come with a sight hood or a cleaning rod, though, so that'll be another $15 for both. The...

No no no. My right. :D

Actually FALs have charging handles on the right side of the receiver. The inch-pattern ones fold down like on the CETME, while the metric-pattern ones are just little knobs.

Are these pre-1898 Mosins safe to fire with full-house surplus and Wolf loads?

That's about right. If you look around, you might be able to find one for around $1,800. They're big and they're (somewhat) rare. Also, they're the only handguns designed for offense from the start. :D I think you answered your own question there.

Just so you know, you can pick up factory Mec-Gar 15 round flush-fit mags for the P228 cheap these days. They work flawlessly too.

That guy's got to watch the finger. An ND wouldn't help any in Tikrit, of all places.

Excellent choice.

Don't worry, they only show up if you bought the barrel before a certain date. If you buy one now you're safe... ...until the next time.

The D stamp doesn't say anything about the bore diameter. It merely means that the chamber can accept the D-166 ammunition. There are four (or five) commercial brands of 7.62x54R that I know of. Wolf makes a 148gr. and a 200gr. round, there's the Norma stuff that sells for $35/20ct...

When I joined TFL, I didn't have any guns. Then the bug bit me, and now I have 7. Just bought the last one - a beautiful Finn M/28-30 - yesterday. And I can hear the Weatherby Vanguard in .30-06 with a Leupod Vari-X IIc for $500 calling me as we speak. This habit is spendy, huh?

They buy them from places you call.

I just came into posession of a beautiful Finnish M28-30 rifle chambered for 7.62x54R, but with a .308 bore. Being such a nice rifle, I'd like to treat it to some nice ammo with .308 bullets, but I'm having a bit of trouble finding that information about the ammo that's out there. Is there any...