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http://www.classicarms.us/semi-auto%20rifles.htm If you're cheap, classicarms has a lesser conversion. Uses regular ak mags and is still 922r compliant. It's a pre-converted 7.62 saiga for $450ish + shipping.

gamo cfx had some really good reviews - it's a fixed barrel design so it's supposed to be more accurate than a break barrel. You gotta get a charliedatuna trigger on it tho - gamo triggers are all crap. Very easy to install tho works well w/ crow magnum pellets and diabolos I'm out of date...

Only cons i can think of at the moment: The decock lever can be troublesome if you ride the safety or if you carry it cocked'n locked You could decock it upon draw.. or upon firing It will not fire if your thumb holds down the decock lever all the way down if you're unfamiliar w/ HK's, u might...

found this on google

how is that safety btw? it doesn't decock does it? easy to deactivate? b/c it looks kind of slim to me

What's the skinny on the Taurus 709? I was previously settled on pm9>pf9.. but it seems that the taurus709s are showing up in threads now? I also didn't see it on the all-famous pocket auto comparison - is it b/c it's new? so what's the deal w/ these? The only thing that turned me...

reliability, durability, accuracy, and overall craftsmanship for those reasons above, I'd say you should be on equal footing w/ your two choices. the uspc has certainly built a reputation over time - i can only assume the hk45c is similar enough.. some pistoltraining website has a 50k(or...

if u like the glock trigger, disassembly, grip angle, mag release, slide release, and grip texture....and don't mind that it's slightly uglier, I'd go for the glock I went p2000sk b/c glocks hurt my hand and I feel safer w/ the lem trigger + disassembly. If I can get my hands on an hk45c mag...

whatever question u ask that has to deal w/ choosing firearms... the answer's gonna end up being "one of each"

I thought I read about reliability issues w/ the newer sigs.. but it could've just been speculation or something. I say shoot both with as many varieties of triggers as possible. I chose the hk45c because I wanted the cocked'n locked ability.. but later chose p2000sk w/ LEM b/c I really liked...

an update for you guys - I went w/ the white perry suspenders and I gotta say it really reduces the weight of the firearm quite a bit. I did try raising and lowering the holster, but still feel that the suspenders made the biggest difference. I chose white b/c of all the bad reviews on the...

I voted for g23 and p2000.. but for the same reasons as above, I went w/ p2000 and p2000sk. The only reason I skipped on the glock is b/c I have a personal preference towards the LEM trigger... otherwise I shot both the best some ppl have talked about glock having an unsupported barrel for the...

ya I really got a feeling it's got somethin to do w/ my body structure... I guess I'm gonna look for some suspenders for now.. somethin that I can hide under my button up :D I guess I can't ask for advice on that since suspenders are probably several decades out of style - if it works then I'll...

wait i'm confused on that last point.. you're sayin the belt is the problem.. but the belt you use might be the same one I use.... b/c I use a 1.5" galco as well... or did u mean that you use something else? something thicker or a different model perhaps?

hmm.. actually shoulder carry would make sense to me as I'm accustomed to carrying a backpack around - and the perry suspenders would be doing a similar thing (weight to shoulders) but allowing me to keep my accustomed method of carry.... it's just that they're... suspenders lol... I guess at...

wardrobe is typically an undershirt and a button up or polo... I think my 1.5" galco was made specifically for carry - it's pretty thick... I guess the pants would be 50% chance of 5.11 tactical cargo pants (those $5 ones that went on sale), 25% chance of jeans, and 25% of something more...

I carry a p2000sk 9mm somewhere b/w 3 and 5 o'clock w/ a comp-tac mtac but I find that the weight of it really pulls down on the belt; this results in the belt tugging on my tummy area - this is particularly uncomfortable when I want to eat. Am I doing something wrong here? or am I just too...

ya.. i'd get it checked out immediately. there's no such thing as break in for HKs... atleast from my experience... from the pic, your extractor leads me to thnk that you bought it used? I'd look in to the typical USP replacement schedule and see what parts need to be swapped... like extractor...

I think by break-in period for HK, they mean that you gotta break your muscles in to the new grip, recoil, general feel of the USP since it differs from a 1911... not so much that the gun needs a mechanical loosening. I've rarely heard of any of those more reliable polymers requiring break ins.

I'm sorry if someone mentioned this earlier... Just a question for the experts here.. but assuming a lower level of experience w/ different triggers and all other things being equal, wouldn't the heavier trigger be a potential cause of inaccuracy as well? I'm also assuming the RIA1911 has that...