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XDM9 5.25". $650 and spend the extra money on a pro extreme 1.5lb trigger kit.

Well, shot placement is more important than caliber, so meh

Yep, its gritty and ****ty. Other than that, no problems! Sent from my Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk

Joeboboutfitters.com Cant beat their prices or service. Free shipping over $100 Sent from my Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk

Its unAmerican to not own an AR!! Sent from my Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk

Sell em and get some pmags Sent from my Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk

You need to get out more. Lot's of manufacturers make 10-shot .22's!! I didn't mean to carry a 10-shot revolver literally. I meant if you're more worried about reliablilty than only carrying a gun with a 10-round mag, you'd be better off with a revolver. You can carry an XDM compact 9mm...

That's so hilarious!! I'm soo glad I read this. I do stupid **** when I'm drunk, but I can't say I've ever bought a gun!! Congratulations on winning, and at least you got a good deal. I usually just post stupid stuff on facebook when I'm drunk online!! How does it shoot?

XDM compact, hands down. And holds more ammo. If you can only carry 10 rounds, and worry about reliability, you might as well carry a revolver.

Well, I think there was a police chase and the guy ran, because I saw a minivan a few blocks away crashed in somebody's front yard, knocked over a fire hydrant, with the windows busted out. Just as we pulled into the driveway (I'm 3 blocks away), LEO with dog came up to the car, and said they...

If I sneeze while shooting, yes. Otherwise, no. I also shoot with both eyes open.

The only people that I've heard talk bad about Hi-points are the ones behind the counter at the gun shop, or somebody that heard from a friend of a friend that someone that guy knows knew someone that said it is a peice of crap. Obviously the guy at the gun shop is going to tell you it's a...

I just picked up a handi-rifle chambered in .204 Ruger, and unfortunately I haven't had the chance to shoot it yet. Paid $199 brand new, and it seems like a hell of a deal.

Sorry practical advantages stated earlier are not practical because you decided they are not practical. Maybe I can google words and use a thesaurus to make myself seem intelligent too then I'll put the definitions of the words in the post to make myself feel important. A fact is a fact...

BSW, that's one of the best explanations I've heard in a while.

Definitely true. You'd almost have to go with detatchable mags, and using a shell deflector is a must, unless you have a red dot or very short scope.

There's been another thread started on the subject, maybe we can continue this pointless discussion elsewhere and keep the posts on topic with the OP's thread?

Would you rather have an AK with a milled receiver, or a stamped variant? What's your opinion and why?

It is good for accuracy and reliability, for fit and finish. I answered the question in the first place. It's not what the Milled receiver does, it's what it doesn't do. I don't think that a particular task matters. How about the task of the barrel staying tight and not moving? The task of being...

Thanks, everyone for the great opinions. I have to disagree about the optics point, though. A Choate scope mount is the best choice for an SKS. Unfortunately you have to drill and tap the receiver, but it is a solid mount that holds zero, and you can clean the weapon without removing the scope.