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My wife likes the sp101 and has claimed it too. Can't complain. Not the 1911 or xd I leave out for me, but also not worried about her when I'm gone. A man may have to answer for the intruder he shoots. A woman alone with her 2 kids, in Texas? Find me a jury who will convict that. She knows to...

Distaste? There's pretty much no quality difference between ruger and Smith these days, there is less than zero durability and longevity difference, yet there is still a price difference. So, no. Only distaste in my mouth is what Smith has left. My gp100, sp101, and lcr are not only better...

This. My 22/45 will shoot anything. And I literally haven't cleaned it in years. By this point, I'm purposely not cleaning it, just to see how far it will go.

Nope. Not possible after that long. I'm a patent attorney btw.

Walther pk380. "full size" single stack 380 for a woman with small hands. Recoil is barely above a 22, slide is easier to rack than any other gun made. Cheap to buy, warranty by s&w.

380 is marginal as is 9x18. I'm willing to compromise and carry guns in those calibers for the pocket size (380) or for the dead nuts reliability and who cares if it gets banged up factor (9x18). A makarov or cz82 would make a decent cheap trail gun... Although personally, if in the woods, I...

Your wife will end up hating guns and shooting if you buy her a snub to start with. Bad, bad choice. The Ruger sp101 is likely the best choice for her. Smaller, but still very comfortable to shoot with 38spl.

I have a RIA tactical, and it's been a great gun. Zero malfunctions, ever. RIA definitely puts out a good product for the price.

This. The pk380 is almost as soft as a 22.

EMP is everything a "true" officers 1911 wishes it was. 9mm is the right cartridge for an aluminum officers frame, and the little changes made to the emp make it the most reliable officers frame 1911 out there. To anyone who disagrees - have you fired one?

With the right belt, holster, and clothing selection you can conceal anything. For true throw it on and don't have to even think about it, and belt carry, my P64 is the easiest. But with a little effort and selection, I can conceal my FNP of i want.

Overall, I think I love my EMP the most. Everything about it is just right.

For budget, can't beat RIA. Very good quality control, and great warranty if you do have an issue. I have a RIA tactical of unknown vintage (horse traded for it) that has never malfunctioned, despite my mistreatment of it.

I'm left handed right eye dominant as well, shoot righty, zero issues.

Hey they got the Cz82 in there somehow.

I know it was issued as a primary sidearm, but I refuse to believe it was designed as such. They took a Walther pp, not a big gun to start with, and.... Chopped the grip, chopped the barrel, rounded off all edges, and installed low profile sights. That sound like how to design a gun meant for OC...

I've been carrying a Mak a lot lately. I can't carry at my job, so I have to leave my carry gun in the car a lot. Well, much as I love my springfield EMP, I really don't want to leave that in the car. Corrosion, theft, who knows, it scares me because that thing ain't cheap. My carry Mak? No...

Wikipedia is correct. You are confusing guns chambered in 9x18 "makarov" for actual makarovs. The other guns chambered in 9x18 have ZERO parts interchangability with a makarov. (well, maybe a p83 or cz-82 recoil spring would work in a makarov, but that's about it). Of the calibers you can get a...

Anyone ever customize a Makarov for carry? Find some thinner grips, install some larger sights, maybe bob the hammer? Just curious to see what others may have done. Before anyone asks the silly question of "why" let me answer -- why not?

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