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38 +P+ (~25,000) will still be lower pressure than standard 357 loads (35,000). Go for it.

My first impression of my new 340 is great. I'd previously shot a cylinder of 357s out of a friends 360PD and hoped this would be a more friendly experience. I can honestly say it was. I ran a box of WWB 357JHP through it and a couple cylinders of Magtech 38s just to see the difference...

Being able to find one at any price below MSRP is a pretty good deal. All of the local shops told me MSRP was what I'd need to pay. I ended up finding a great dealer in Columbus, OH and a local KTFFL who is doing the transfer free of charge. I'm looking forward to getting the little...

I was going to buy a 442, but after reading this entire thread I ordered a new MP340. $610 OTD. I got a decent deal, but it was still over 50% more than a 442 would've been. I hate gun boards.

I've been offered up to 4 legacy memberships per offer and received two offers in the past two years.

I've been into Jackson County Armory several times. I took my CCW class there about 6 months ago and have been back to browse several times since. Once, I walked in and asked about a specific gun. I told him what it was available for elsewhere and asked him to beat it. He, being Harry, told...

The only better price I've seen is when they offer legacy memberships to existing life members for ~350. The paperwork says the legacy membership is only for family, but when I called and asked they were happy to enroll non-relatives to boost membership. So, if you don't know any current...

I paid $350 for my first, but it turned out needing a DA/SA hammer and decocker which set me back another $70. It was sight unseen and the shop lied. Oh well. $420 is still a good price for a working W. German 228. Good deals can be had if you look around. Sigforum is a great place to start.

Can an FN SLP, or Winchester SX2 for that matter, be refit with the parts which enable a browning gold to be speed loaded? I find this to be a very handy feature and in the case of needing a reload after expending all available ammunition, it would take away the step of loading one in the...

I have wondered the same thing. I remember seeing a larger handle on I believe it was an 1100 or 1187. Not sure though. Best I can figure would be getting one fabbed and finding others to split the cost on a group order type of deal. I'd be interested in a larger handle for my SLP.

I recently bought an FN SLP for home defense, but my question applies to all shotguns that can use multiple size shells. After taking it out and getting it warmed up with both 2 3/4" and 3" shells I came to the realization that I could potentially put more lead on target with fewer 3" shells...

It's an FN SLP.

I recently decided to buy a gun which is becoming somewhat difficult to find. I called around and was told all kinds of stories about how it was now illegal and unimportable. I called a local shop to see how much one would cost me. The local shop quoted me $930 OTD. About 10 minutes later I...

I like the pictures. They get the point across. yongxingfreesty, I am 25 years old and I hug my father whenever I see him, which sadly is only a couple times a year. Am I homo?

I was at the hospital a few nights ago. A sign outside the doors says "Please... no weapons..." among other things. When please is involved it is more of a question than a statement.

+1 on the .338WM

Good for them. Back in September they sold me a "Excellent Condition" SigSauer P228 DA/SA. What I received was a NOT "Excellent Condition" P228 DAO. After KY told me they were going to charge me a 15% restocking fee and would not cover return shipping. So, I called ATF and let them know...

1991 West German K-Kote P228 and a NIB Nitron P228 here.

The Marlin 1895 in .450 Marlin (43.5k psi) also has a different barrel attachment than the same gun in .45-70 (28k psi). I don't know the exact difference, but it has to do with the way the threads are cut from what I understand. Also, from 1997-2000 Browning manufactured the BPR (Browning...

My "old" Mini-14 Ranch Rifle can hit a clay laid on the backstop at 100 yards. Accurate enough for what the gun was made for in my opinion.