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i always just figured that it's because it is the goal of the military to maim, rather than kill.... you maim soldiers and their fellow soldiers see it,,it has a detrimental impact on morale... at least that was the way of thinking during WWII.

dont go to Guns N Ammo on Summer Ave. in Memphis. They have a great selection, but horrible prices and even worse attitudes.

it shoots 9x18 makarov, i believe.

In his description of the Glock 17: "This gun retails as is for $900.00" lol..what a clown.

saw a yugo mauser the other day at the gunshop, and wanted to know a fair price for it. it has great rifling and bore, all matching parts; however, the stock is stained from cosmoline and it has some wear on it. overall, i'd say the gun is in Good to VG condition. whats a fair price...

get the glock definitely. they are time-tested, and nothing shoots better for a compact .40

got a few questions about a cz97. -what is a fair price for these? a local gun store had one for $500. i think this is a little high. what do yall think? 2 non-preban clips come with the gun, by the way. -also, can they be had with a decocker? thanks.

for the corrosive salts, i hear youre supposed to pour windex down the barrel..

by the way, the day i went into the store to buy the rifles, they were having a sale..i got the mosin for $85 and the rubin for $105... cant wait to shoot em... ill post pics soon.

i'll be posting pics soon. gotta get my digital camera back from a buddy.

just got 2 rifles today- 1 m38 mosin nagant, and 1 schmidt rubin... the Mosin is in almost pristine condition. it may have been test fired or used for target practice once or twice, but that's about it...

thanks for the info, fellas...very helpful..i think i will be picking one up tomorrow..maybe i'll purchase one of each..:D one more question: these rifles are unfired,new, $95.. is this a good price?

ive been looking into buying one of these rifles for a while. HOwever, i noticed there are two different sizes of this gun, one version being a little longer than the other. the shorter one is known as the "carbine version". are there any differences between these guns besides the length...

if this helps at all, those are made in Croatia....supposed to be a great pistol..

its not made in Italy.

theres a pawn shop thats asking $399 for a 99% blued beretta 92fs in my area.....comes with 2 mags and the original box.(dont know if the mags are high-caps or not)..is this a decent price for a used beretta? (i'd rather get something in stainless or a CZ of some sort, but if this is a good...