TTv2
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Nothing wrong with letting go of what you're not enjoying and the Glock 21 is one I'm not too interested in either. Don't consider it a failure, all we're doing in our lives is gaining experience thru trial and error. We've all got guns we had high hopes for that let us down, but then we also have some that we didn't expect much from that punch above their weight.
The Taurus 692 I got this year is probably the best handgun I've bought in years. I just wanted a 9mm revolver, what I got was superb and having a .357 cylinder to go with it was icing on the cake. The Heritage 9 shot adjustable sight .22 I got years ago... boy, I was excited at first, but over time the accuracy and velocity on my chrony leaves a lot to be desired.
Anyway, on the .45, I've been trying to nail down what my second .45 will be as I only have the Hi Point and I like it for what it is, but something smaller and lighter would be preferred. I'm not interested in another Glock, the 1911 seems fragile for +P use (and I like to push my .45 reloads to full power standard pressure) so I look at all else available for under $700 and the options are limited.
I may well end up being stuck with the Hi Point as my sole .45 ACP, at least until I get my hands on a shaved Webley top break. I will say, I'm a lot more interested in .45 ACP revolvers than autos currently. Sure would be nice if Taurus would take their 8 shot .357 and make it a 6 shot .45.
The Taurus 692 I got this year is probably the best handgun I've bought in years. I just wanted a 9mm revolver, what I got was superb and having a .357 cylinder to go with it was icing on the cake. The Heritage 9 shot adjustable sight .22 I got years ago... boy, I was excited at first, but over time the accuracy and velocity on my chrony leaves a lot to be desired.
Anyway, on the .45, I've been trying to nail down what my second .45 will be as I only have the Hi Point and I like it for what it is, but something smaller and lighter would be preferred. I'm not interested in another Glock, the 1911 seems fragile for +P use (and I like to push my .45 reloads to full power standard pressure) so I look at all else available for under $700 and the options are limited.
I may well end up being stuck with the Hi Point as my sole .45 ACP, at least until I get my hands on a shaved Webley top break. I will say, I'm a lot more interested in .45 ACP revolvers than autos currently. Sure would be nice if Taurus would take their 8 shot .357 and make it a 6 shot .45.