I think you made the right choice. Shoot it, learn it, then start upgrading it.
K kwelz Member Joined Apr 14, 2004 Messages 2,835 Location Henryville, IN Nov 16, 2009 #26 I think you made the right choice. Shoot it, learn it, then start upgrading it.
Z zt77 Member Joined Mar 8, 2009 Messages 155 Nov 16, 2009 #27 I think either choice would have been the "right" choice. He did make the "wise" choice though, with ruger being new still.
I think either choice would have been the "right" choice. He did make the "wise" choice though, with ruger being new still.
T Texpatriate Member Joined Feb 7, 2005 Messages 293 Location West TN Nov 16, 2009 #28 +1 for Colt. I don't own one, but given the choice between a Colt and a Ruger, I'd take a Colt 10 times out of 10.
+1 for Colt. I don't own one, but given the choice between a Colt and a Ruger, I'd take a Colt 10 times out of 10.
P Pony Express Member Joined Jul 12, 2009 Messages 254 Location CT Nov 16, 2009 #29 Colt- If its good enough for the armed forces, its good enough for me.
A Avenger29 Member Joined Jun 2, 2005 Messages 2,728 Location SC Nov 16, 2009 #30 Colt- If its good enough for the armed forces, its good enough for me. Click to expand... I wouldn't quite go along the reasoning "good for the armed forces, good enough for me". In the case of the Colt, you are buying an excellent rifle. But other gear the military chooses often is not as good.
Colt- If its good enough for the armed forces, its good enough for me. Click to expand... I wouldn't quite go along the reasoning "good for the armed forces, good enough for me". In the case of the Colt, you are buying an excellent rifle. But other gear the military chooses often is not as good.
Maverick223 Member Joined Dec 19, 2008 Messages 11,282 Location 28078 Nov 16, 2009 #31 But other gear the military chooses often is not as good. Click to expand... Chauchat.