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Wanted a 9mm range gun as I wanted to shoot something other than my CCW. Set a budget of $400. Picked up this NIB SW9VE today for $348 OTD (this includes taxes and fees). If the weather behaves, hitting the range this weekend.

No, I am a stock guy too. The attraction of a gun to me is what it looks like and not what I think I can do to it. That being said, I just bought my first 1911, a SA MilSpec, and I'm thinking of putting different grips on it, but the price has got to be right. I just don't think a lot of...

Every now and again have found some good ammo deals. Disagree on the "overpriced" aspect. Managed to get a good trade and a deal on my current Kahr. Also, there a lot of people buying so there must be some deals to be had. Great place to find inexpensive accessories. And oohhhh, you...

Love them. Very easy to see and acquire the target.

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Not new to firearms but new to 1911's. Haven't shot one since I got out of the Army 23 years ago. Anyway, picked up this slightly used Springfield yesterday and have already made my first range trip. Needless to say, I'm hooked.

I'll add on..Got my 22A for Christmas in 2008. Great pistol and very accurate. Goes to the range with me EVERY trip. Haven't found the ammo yet that it won't shoot.

Summer time carry is a Taurus M85UL in a pocket holster. Winter time is my Kahr CW9 in a Galco OWB at the right kidney.

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I know you have some other considerations you have mentioned, but I am going to go back to what another poster or two has said; .22LR Rifle. My preference is semi auto. I think the most versatile weapon you can have. Don't want to start a controversy but IMHO, the one you HAVE to have if...

Posted this on another thread. Been wanting a 580 series Mini-14 and I got all this two weeks ago!

Finally, got me a Mini14. After a lot of looking, researching and thinking what was best for me, picked this up this evening, and has only been shot a few times. I wanted to plink and be ready for zombies. Got everything you see here for 625--now for a cold range trip!

I'm in love with your wife!

My only shotgun is a Browning Sweet 16 A-5. I think even with birdshot it will be an effective deterrent if needed.

IMHO; if it's a gun that is not going to be sold, and will be passed down and even shot, I think restoration is the way to go. I have certain pistols and handguns that I will want my son to have and I may even have them done some time in the future. What better way to make sure that a gun is...

I have a Browning Sweet Sixteen A-5. It's my house gun. Only other shotgun I have is a single shot bolt action Mossberg 410. Both guns I inherited. All I gotta say, if you have to ask the question, then you've never shot an A-5. And this Browning is sweet, sweet, sweet. Pull trigger...

Stopped by my local WW this evening and they had Remington 9mm; boxes and boxes! And then the clerk told me it was priced $30 a box...for practice ammo...for 50 rounds. He said it thinks it is a pricing error. I said "no ship", and walked away. What the...?:fire:

Not a real good picture, but a great pistol. When I got my CCL almost two years ago, I knew that I wanted a snubby first. I love revolvers and there is just something about a snub-nose.

The first few times I carried I just knew that everyone else knew. My biggest fear was that someone would accidentally bump into me (I like OWB) and yell "gun". Now I have pocket holster for my snubby in addition to my Don Hume. The fun part is deciding how I want to "dress". It will...

ANY gun that goes to the range gets cleaned after; even the .22. Maybe al holdover from my Army days or when I was a kid and my stepdad the cop would take us shooting. It just doesn't feel right to shoot, have fun and let it sit dirty.