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I love my Glock 23. It's easy to shoot, easy to maintain, accurate, and reliable. It's snappier than a full metal pistol of course, but it's manageable.

I'm a fan of the Winchester Ranger-T series. I use the 127gr +P+ in my P226.

Very very nice. Looks look I need a new shipment.

SIG P226 9mm. It's a fullsize duty pistol. Accurate, easy shooting, and easy to use.

I'm about to put a 1911 on order and I can't totally decide between the Springfield Mil-Spec or the WWII GI model. Any opinions?

SIG P226 9mm Over a period of 2 years (before I turned 21) I tried out as many high-end "combat" pistols as I could. I settled on the SIG because of its reputation, ease of use, inherent accuracy, etc. I will never sell this pistol.

SIG P226 9mm It was my first firearm, and it is still my most trusted. Never ever had a problem with it, it is extremely accurate, and easy to shoot. I trust my life with it and I would never sell it. Glock 23 A close runner-up to the SIG. I used to hate Glocks. This thing is very...

1. Springfield Mil-Spec Parkarized 1911 2. SIG P229 3. One of the baby Glocks 4. Polish P-64 5. .44 Magnum revolver 6. Snub-nose .38/.357 revolver 7. Makarov variant 8. Walter PPK 9. SIG P220 10. Ruger Mk II I'm sure there are more, but I can't think of them right off the top of my head.

Man you guys need to look harder. http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/copy_of_7_62x25.html $8.50 / 50 for S&B.

Glock 36? What's wrong with the Glock 36?

Have. Want you guys opinion too.

I'm looking at a Butler Creek drop-in bull-barrel for my 10/22 and a Butler Creek stock. I'm not looking for an uber-accurate tack-driver, just something to have fun with. Any comments on that brand?

Looking for an entry level scope for general plinking and target practice for a Ruger 10/22. Any recommendations?

Glad to see the favorable reviews. Is the extra money worth going to the Milspec vs. the GI?

Hi guys, What do you all have to say about the Springfield GI 1911 and the Springfield Milspec 1911?

Yeah, we lucked out on the 2" plate. I can't remember what we were shooting the other day, it was either 1" or 1.5". Either way, 5.56mm at 100m didn't seem to bother it too much. .30-06 however, ooooh yeah, that left craters, it was cool. It still held up ok though.

Oh my god that's awesome! That's going to be our new project.

Friend of ours hooked us up. He got it from another guy to make a target out of, but decided not to use it, so he just unloaded it on us. Thank god we didn't have to pay for it...

This target stand was built on 22 February 2005, in a matter of a few hours. It was designed to hold both steel swinging targets for pistol and rifle, as well as provide a platform to attach paper targets. The following components were used: (2) 3/4" x 3/4" x 6' hollow steel rod (2) 5/16"...

Well, winter clothing isn't much to worry about down here, especially since it's getting warm again. But I'll definitely keep that in mind if I move somewhere cold again (originally from Massachusetts).