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Hungarian made Hi power.

An affordably priced 5.45 AK built for accuracy AND reliability, with a more sensibly placed safety lever.

Definitely check out the .327, also try wadcutter loads in the .38, the rounds are usually mild recoiling target loads and the bullet has the profile of a soup can, I know an old timer that carried these in his service revolver when his department stopped using HP ammo to avoid lawsuits, he...

I got a FEG Hi Power that is an exact enough copy to take browning parts for 320$ OTD, shoots one hole groups and doesn't jam. I have also heard great things about The Star Model B pistols, and Star handguns in general, Also check out the Tanfoglio CZ-75 builds on Gunbroker.

Fireballs in closed spaces are never good, and one reason I personally use a handgun is that I really don't want have to spend what time I would have between being in court and the police station if something happened fixing whatever the bullets hit when they penetrate completely.

Thanks for the replies, The gun is a 1908 Brazilian contract that was tastefully modified to accept a scope and left intact other than the receiver mount, the PRVI sounds like the way to go, this will probably be my general purpose long range rifle if it shoots like it should with a barrel this...

Jaquas here in Ohio has 6 or so in stock.

I just recently picked up a 7mm Mauser rifle, and i would like to know where to find some surplus ammo to feed it. It know about the PRVI and S&B ammo, just looking for any cheaper surplus stuff. I looked at the SamCo ammo, but the reviews of it are terrible.

Get the FEG copy of the Hi Power, absolute best steel frame 9mm you can buy for the price. Parts interchange with the Belgian HP's and mine is outstandingly accurate, excellent accuracy seems to be pretty common with FEG HP's, and they come with 3 dot sights. Mine had a break in period of about...

Excellent choice since many consider the .45 to be the only one of the line worth a damn, actually has a reputation for decent accuracy and above average reliability. But a .22 is a much better choice for a starter gun. Also this might be the wrong site to ask about Hi Points, your going to get...

My adjustable sights Makarov.

The M14/Garand action is 75 years old now, and it shows with regards to interchangeability of calibers and ergonomics of the rifles, The AR is just a more modern platform. The SCAR-H in its many variations seems to make more sense than either action though. Also the mini 14 probably would not...

Valmet makes one hell of a shotgun, but more in the beginners price range i would say the Remington/Baikal O/U. Mine has performed flawlessly and I really haven'e come across another shot gun that feels quite like it.

Has anyone else noticed that Remington's two most recent editions to the linup seem to be Benelli look-alikes or at least very similar to the Benelli shotguns? The versa max: http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/shotguns/versa-max/versa-max-synthetic.aspx The thing looks almost...

As others have said, it will certainly do the job but it is not ideal for the task at hand.

If the gunsmith is reputable go for it, Is it going to be a safe queen or a working gun? If it is going to see heavy use such as regular clay target sessions i might go for a new stock, but if it is only going to come out occasionally after clays or feathered game It wouldn't effect the decision...

The H&R is Chinese anyway, but an all around great shotgun, my money would go to a maverick 88 because you can buy barrels to suit all your needs; an 18 incher for HD, 28'' for birds and clays, and a deer barrel if you were so inclined.

Just saw an ad for this site here on THR, and I'm quite curious, just how big a scam is this? www.Pennies4guns.com

Other than the caliber its a good gun, i prefer the 5.45 for price of ammo, but 7.62x39 is a great little round.